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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 2003
Page
1
In Rhode Island memorials across West Warwick Warwick and Pawtucket mourn 97 victims of The Station fire. Forensics identify bodies while investigators probe soundproofing and possible polyurethane foam. Ty Longley among the confirmed dead as officials seek answers.
United Parcel, Casey's Gen St, Wendy's, H and R Block, O Reilly Auto, Comm Fed, Clarcor, SLM, Praxair, WalMart, Suntron, Dollar Gen listed with small changes. Overbrook Co op quotes show hard wheat and soybeans around 3.54 and 5.48 with corn 2.21, milo 2.21. Ottawa and Edgerton reports mirror wheat 3.54 and soybeans 5.48. Franklin County prices show wheat 3.44, corn 2.22, milo 3.83, soybeans 5.43.
An Ottawa brief reports an association lunch meeting at Manpower on February 26 at 12 noon. Reservations can be made by calling Donna at 229-8314.
Jennie Evelyn Gould Lyndon 94 died February 23 2003 at Lohmeyer Hill top Nursing Home Lyndon cremation no service planned Born March 30 1908 in Shady Bend to James H Snedaker and Maude Dickey moved Ellsworth to Ottawa 1912 graduated Ottawa High School 1925 Ottawa Business School bookkeeper for The Ottawa Herald 1940s homemaker married Joseph L Fritt 1928 later divorced married Bert L Gould March 14 1936 Ottawa Goulds moved Richmond 1941 Paola 1946 moved back to Ottawa 1993 member First United Methodist Church Ottawa survived by two sons Richard Gould Admire Don Frith Fort Worth Texas a daughter Barbara Allen Fowler Colo five grandchildren 10 great grandchildren two great great grandchildren preceded in death by brother Guy Snedaker sisters Grace Redmond Delia Kirberg funeral home Ottawa in charge of arrangements
President Bush aims to win United Nations support for disarming Saddam Hussein, timing the push to the inspectors report due Saturday. Diplomats say a council vote could follow after Blix and ElBaradei answer questions on March 7, with Bulgaria and Britain backing the United States and Spain.
Dollar Bay Tamarack Superintendent Robert Barrette proposes cutting his own position to trim the district deficit. He would merge his duties with principal William Tarbox, arguing that eliminating an administrator hurts no students while cutting teachers would harm education. In Florida, Leslie Strickland faces felony and related charges after placing a injured alligator in her car and fleeing the scene.
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