Ottawa women beat Park College at Wilson Field House
Led by Eboni Fondren with 26 points and 14 rebounds the Ottawa University women defeated Park College at Wilson Field House. Park College weather notes forecast mostly sunny with a high near 22. Wind southwest 5 to 15 mph.
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Eboni Fondren
Chenowithian
Ottawa University
Park College
Wilson Field House
I-35 weather causes multiple injuries and slide offs
Recent rain on Thursday night and Friday morning created hazardous driving on I-35. Police report at least two injury accidents, many slide offs, with one driver unconscious after a two vehicle crash near the Homewood exit. Larry Elson of Kansas City was treated and released. details scarce due to reporting backlog. Ottawa also logged a minor injury crash and an early morning crash near Wellsville had limited driver information. The weather disrupted travel across Franklin and Ottawa counties. The community event planned for Sunday features Martin Luther King Jr. programs with speeches, winning essays, and a city proclamation.
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I-35
Kansas Highway ‘Patrol
Sheriff's
Homewood
I.35
Larry Elson
Kansas City
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Wellsville
Ottawa
Jarod R. Franks
S. Ash
South Ash
Franks
Bethany Chapel Baptist Church
S. Poplar
Dimitri Clark
Franklin County
Susanne Bauer
Sacred Heart School
West Franklin
Jim Cain
Central Heights
Bob Cole
Harvey Ludwick
Blaine Finch
King
Steven C. van Ostran
First Baptist Church
John L. Wilson
Waverly Board to Meet on Curriculum and Goals
Waverly school board will discuss curriculum issues and review this year’s goals at a 7 30 p m meeting Monday at the central district office. The session will include site council reports review of personnel matters and teacher negotiations.
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Waverly
Cape Town police fire on Muslim protesters during Blair visit
In Cape Town police fired shotguns loaded with birdshot and tear gas at Muslim protesters minutes before Tony Blair arrived for a medal ceremony for British soldiers aiding the South African military. One SA Broadcasting Corp journalist was wounded in the legs and hospitalised. Blair proceeded with the event.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Tony Blair
Blair
South African Broadcasting Corp
Osoba Convicted in Columbus Heroin Trafficking Case
Olakunle A. Osoba, 50, was convicted of heroin trafficking in Columbus Ohio in December and sentenced to 30 months in prison after he tried to persuade Judge John D Halachyh that he lapsed into crime due to gun access and personal addiction while claiming his crime was his only way out.
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Olakunle A. Osoba
Columbus
Ohio
John D. Halachyh
New York Onion
Graves appoints Carey and Fuller to Franklin County commission
Gov Bill Graves formally names Raymond R Carey and Harold L Fuller to fill two vacant seats in Franklin County. Carey will represent the new fourth district and Fuller will join the five member panel, with Waymire likely to retake his oath for a full four year term. Carey, 63, heads Carey Mechanical Inc and lives in Ottawa. he cites road rock costs and the county phone system as priority issues.
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Ranklin County
Bill Graves
Raymond R. Carey
Harold L. Fuller
Carey
Fuller
Don Waymire
Rockwood
Ottawa
Harrison Township
Carey Mechanical Inc
Franklin County
Waymire
First District
Ruth
Chamber fete lauds service at Ottawa banquet
The 70th annual Ottawa Chamber banquet honored community contributors at Ottawa High School Cyclone Room. Keynote Bill Cordes inspired with persistence and resilience, while awards recognized Hope House’s Mary Lois Yates, KOFO’s Brad Howard, and Westminster's Rev. Henry Roberts. Retiring board members Cat Lantis and Harriett Woods received plaques.
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Itawa Area
Todd Wray
Cordes
Great Bend
Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce
Henry Roberts
Absolutely
Ottawa
Mary Lois Yates
Russell Crites
Brad Howard
Senators Reach Pact On Trial For Clinton Impeachment
Senate Republicans and Democrats reached a general agreement to resume President Clinton's impeachment trial next week with open presentations and a division on calling witnesses. The plan, not yet drafted, anticipates a Senate vote soon after drafting, with no witnesses before Jan 26 and full Senate decision on witnesses.
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Ashington
Senate
Clinton
Trent Lott
GOP House
Connie Mack
R-Fla
Senate Democratic
Tom Daschle
William Rehnquist
Capitol
White House
John Breaux
D-La
Road boss outlines US-59 plan with eight year highway proposal
Kansas officials indicate US-59 between Ottawa and Lawrence could become a four lane project within four years if the governor's $10.68 billion highway plan passes. Dean Carlson of KDOT said one year for planning, land acquisition next, then construction, with multiple route options under review and concerns about right of way width and archeological sites.
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Bill Graves
Ottawa
Lawrence
Dean Carlson
Kansas Department of Transitation
Kansas
Carlson
the Herald
KDOT
Pblic
DOT
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