Americans in dark mood about state of the union
Americans are in a dark mood about the state of the union, the administration, Congress and Iraq. A AP AOL News poll shows most think the country is on the wrong track and distrust bipartisan cooperation, as Bush prepares a State of the Union address amid renewed Iraq troop plans.
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Agriculture and energy mix shifts in Franklin County crops
Franklin County farm leaders say local fields are not rapidly shifting to corn for ethanol amid national demand. Across the country many farmers plan corn over soybeans wheat and cotton, while in Mississippi and the Midwest some rotate less and livestock pastures become corn. President Bush is to address alternative energy sources including ethanol tonight.
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Princeton completes 750000 water system makeover with new tower
Franklin County cities face strain from growth and aging water systems. Princeton finishes a 750000 makeover funded by Rural Development grant and loan, adding a second water tower and replacing lines and hydrants. The city will extend a 10 year contract with Ottawa as contractors await warmer weather to finish painting.
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Water Hauler Keeps Ottawa's Bulk Supply Flowing
Wade Mace drives a Peterbilt to Ottawa's bulk water point paying quarters for 48 gallons per load as a steady daily ritual. He reloads his 2,500 gallon tank and returns to his reading while rural residents rely on the system for missing water access. Paul Kah, a retired Navy veteran, hauls 750 gallons twice weekly for relatives unable to connect to a rural system or afford private water.
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The water series on Franklin County water issues
The Herald presents a six part series on water, its cycle, control, rural challenges, pollution, safety, and public involvement. It covers who manages water, rural hauling and septic needs, and how residents can contribute to safer, better water.
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Challenges in Rural Sewage Issues Concern Residents
Rural area residents voice concern over ongoing sewage problems as officials face aging systems and funding gaps. Community meetings cite health and environmental worries while seeking improved infrastructure and timely solutions.
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