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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 2001
Page
11
Josh Guilfoyle is highlighted as a key factor for the Ottawa American Legion's hot season, though not a regular starter. A heat advisory remains in effect through Saturday with temperatures near 100, very hot and humid days, and clear to partly cloudy nights.
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EFTC staff evacuated the 1614 N Davis Rd facility after a bomb threat was found. Ottawa Police Chief Jeff Herrman said a letter claimed an explosive device was in the building. The search, lasting about 45 minutes, found nothing. EFTC plans layoffs affecting about half the workforce from July 16 to August 31.
Butler recalls the 1951 Kansas River flood in Ottawa where muskrats swam past the Franklin County Court House and pianos floated from Saunder's Music. He shares tales for a KTVU Channel 11 documentary The Flood of ’51 premiering July 12 with showings July 15 and 16.
A Atlanta History Center exhibit highlights how Willis Carrier and the invention transformed Southern life from climate comfort to migration patterns. The piece notes early adoption in 1917 theatres and 1928 federal government use, with experts praising air conditioning as a cultural and economic force driving year round work and residence.
Kansas lawmakers react to a NEA gradecard labeling performance in education as unsatisfactory or basic. Rep Deena Horst earned satisfactory. Rep Ralph Tanner vows to push funding linked to achievement and calls for partnership with the union to improve schools.
Lt. Gov. Gary Sherrer says he will not run for governor in 2003 and urges Rep. Jerry Moran to consider the race. He notes Moran appreciated his backing, while outlining other potential GOP contenders and his own plans to stay involved in public policy outside the governor’s office.
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