Weekend Weather Outlook With Freezing Rain Risk
A weather forecast calls for freezing rain possible until noon with a high near 30. The chance of freezing rain is about 40 percent. Tonight will be cloudy and slightly warmer with a mid-20s low. Sunday brings a 30 percent rain chance with temperatures in the mid-30s.
Calendar items populate Ottawa monthly agenda
The Herald Calendar lists community events for Ottawa including art displays at Ottawa Library and Ransom Memorial Hospital, exhibits by Elizabeth Germer Hottel and Brian Lewis benefit, multiple Chamber meetings, economic development, PRIDE, KC guard drills, Earthteam recycling, school district schedules, library board sessions, 4-H activities, OU programs, and a Kansas Day Braschier Music Show, with dates spanning through month end and specifics like times, locations, and hosting organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Library
Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce
Bev Stevenson Kelley
B.J. Cunningham
Williamsburg
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Elizabeth Germer Hottel
Ottawa Community Arts Council
Brian Lewis
OCAC
Ottawa University Chapel
Chamber of Commerce
County Commission
Ottawa
Franklin County
Kansas Veterans Commission
ORC
Legislative Action Committee
Planning Commission
City Hall
Jaycees
Pizza Village
City Commission
American Legion
VFW
Convention & Tourism Committee
Franklin County Conservation District Board
Kansas National Guard
East Central China Painters
Sirloin Stockade
OU Mowbray Union
Wingert
Communication & Image Committee
Chamber Office
Kiwanis
Ottawa Recreation Commission
BPW
David Gray
American Association of Retired Persons
East Central Kansas Area
ECVC
Jon Mougila
Franklin County Annex
Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
Ottawa University
Eugene Field
Bush in Somalia Ends Presidency Tour Amid Aid Efforts
President Bush met Marines in a foxhole near Baidoa while 700 Somali children chanted his name and praised aid efforts. Amid heavy dust, he toured with armored units to witness famine relief as Mogadishu flareups continued and a minor faction attempted to seize wartime equipment. Bush called the trip his final foreign voyage as president and thanked troops for a “wonderful ride.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baidoa
Somalia
Bush
United States
Moga
Bush calls Clinton a friend amid Restore Hope mission
President Bush praised Bill Clinton as a strong-willed leader and ally who will see Operation Restore Hope through and bring U.S. troops home, while noting the limits of American power. He spoke to Marines in Baidoa, Somalia, before departing Washington. Bush warned Saddam Hussein may be testing Clinton with aircraft flights into Baidoa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baidoa
Somalia
Bush
Bill Clinton
U.S
Clinton
Washington
Saddam Hussein
Bush Yeltsin final summit to sign landmark START II treaty
President Bush and Boris Yeltsin begin their last summit in Moscow as they prepare to sign a historic arms control pact. The agreement would cut long range U.S. and Russian nuclear arsenals by about two thirds over ten years, eliminating Russia’s 308 SS-18 missiles. Bush, Barbara Bush, and James Baker visit forces in Somalia as the treaty is touted as the most historic in arms control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Bush
Boris Yeltsin
Barbara
U.S
James A. Baker III
Yeltsin
Kremlin
Somalia
Russia
Ransom Memorial Hospital trustees seek 1993 budget plan
Ransom Memorial Hospital trustees will adopt a 1993 budget at 7 p.m. Tuesday in Conference Room A, 1301 S. Main. The $7.54 million plan shows a $191,500 operating loss but a positive bottom line due to a Franklin County half cent sales tax approved in November. Administrator Bob Brengant says the tax is expected to raise about $600,000, designated to cover overdue bills and build a reserve for borrowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ransom Memorial Hospital
S. Main
Franklin County
RMH
Bob Bregant
Overprotective Home Alone Couple FACES Charge
Neighbors describe a reclusive Schoo family in a Chicago suburb where two young daughters Nicole nine and Diana four rarely appeared outside. The couple David and Sharon Schoo were jailed on felony counts of child abandonment and cruelty after leaving children home alone while vacationing in Acapulco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Charles, III
David
Sharon Schoo
Nicole
Diana
Toni Potts
Acapulco
Mexico
Joseph Kuzma
St. Charles
Chicago
Stadelmann
Illinois Department of Children and Family Services
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the Herald Calendar
William S. Bowers
Seventh and
Eisenhower Road
Joyce Hitch
Willow
Ottawa Art Guild
Sig
Ransom
Ann Landers
Csessee
Esccscesees
Dr. Donahue
the Daily Report
Schoo
Connie Stadelmann