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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 2004

Page

6

Princeton City Clerk Recovering After Mild Heart Attack

Princeton Illinois city clerk Virginia Pine suffered a mild heart attack and is home recovering. Her absence left the city council unable to act on the Rural Development grant project for a new water supply and water tower. Pine directs research and negotiations with the city engineer and Ottawa along with Rural Development. Her husband Roy Pine said she expects to return by week’s end with one blocked artery already treated and another to be corrected in two weeks. Local officials praised her contributions and noted the council’s dependence on her information.

Princeton Virginia Pine Olathe Medical Center Virginia Donna Magee Pine Roy Pine Ottawa Melvern Marais Des Cygnes Kathy Jones Magee Council

Lost lamb returns to boy facing surgery in Kansas town

Ethan Price, 20, will undergo minor surgery in March, aided by the comforting return of his beloved stuffed lamb Pinky. Pinky vanished on January 2 while Danielle Price walked on the Prairie Spirit Trail with Ethan and her infant daughter Emma, then resurfaced with a leg missing and red marker on the head. A Ottawa Herald carrier rescued Pinky from the trail and delivered him home, easing a family that had tried two impostors.

Vickie Moss Herald Price Ethan Price Ottawa Herald Prairie Spirit Trail Danielle Price Ethan Pinky Danielle Emma 15Th Street

Missing lamb returns to Ottawa family after ad appeal

Ethan Price, 2 percent, sleeps peacefully in his south Ottawa home after the return of his partner Pinky the stuffed lamb. Pinky had been missing four days until a classified Ottawa Herald alert prompted a public search, and the stuffed toy lamb was found. The Price family had canvassed the neighborhood with posters to aid the search.

Ethan Price Ottawa Pinky Ottawa Herald

High gas prices stay steady amid warm winter forecast

Experts say natural gas costs remain high but stable as mild conditions reduce need for new purchases. Utilities like Lyons rely on pre bought supplies and storage to hedge against NYMEX spot fluctuations, with about half hedged, a third stored, and 20 percent from current market. Kansas Gas Service benefits from multi source pricing and long term planning.

Sarah Hill Hutchinson News Lyons John Sweet Kansas Municipal Gas Agency Sweet Kansas Lori Webster New York Mercantile Exchange NYMEX Webster

France hunts for missing passenger from canceled Air France flight

French authorities search for a passenger who did not board Air France flight 68 from Paris to Los Angeles on December 24 after security concerns. Officials say the man may have Afghan ties and was believed to carry a small bomb. another Afghan national named Abdou Hai appears on a U.S. watch list.

Paris Air France France Los Angeles Afghanistan al- Qaida ABC Television News ABC Justice Dominique Perben AMC Radio Perben U.S DST Abdou Hai

US color codes indicate alert levels from Red to Green

Government warning levels span Red to Green with Orange current, reflecting heightened risk. Officials describe severe conditions and low condition measures, outlining how agencies correspond to the color scale in public safety briefings.

No end in sight to Orange alert continues

U S officials keep code Orange, citing ongoing threat assessments and intelligence. Monitoring indicates possible al Qaida attacks while travel sectors report holiday season stability and authorities stress daily evaluation of threat information.

Washington U.S Rachel Sunbarger al-Qaida

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