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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 2000
Page
7
Tonight has a 30 percent chance for thunderstorms with mostly cloudy skies and a low in the lower to middle 70s. Tuesday will be very warm and humid with partly cloudy skies and a high in the middle 90s. For more weather details see page 2.
In Pomona on Saturday 9 year old Shelby Eichenberger learned the Mountain Man skill by throwing a tomahawk at a target with John Shay of the Swan River Muzzle Loaders assisting. Doris Reed oversaw ice cream serving as Ray held a fresh freezer while customers queued in Pomona City Park.
Ottawa Middle School hosts a 6:30 pm Board of Education meeting led by new superintendent Jan Collins. Officers will be chosen, a contract with teachers and staff ratified, and discussion on president leadership continues with Rex Cummings or Jeanette Lowry as possible next year’s president.
The state baked under 100 degree heat with Hill City at 105 and Hays 104 while Salina Russell and Dodge City logged 102. The Kansas aging department issued a heat advisory for seniors as highs hover in the mid 90s to 100s with chances of storms through Friday and overnight lows mainly mid 60s to 70s.
Secretary of State Madeleine Albright says Israeli Prime Minister Barak can pursue peace with Yasser Arafat despite internal political turmoil. A Yediot poll shows 52 percent back Barak’s summit bid, while coalition partners threaten to quit over concessions on the West Bank and Jerusalem. Clinton will open Camp David talks with Barak aiming for a full summit, not a staged meeting.
The Mine Creek battlefield in Linn County Kansas, site of a major 1864 Calvary engagement, is being restored with help from the Mine Creek Battlefield Foundation, KU and the Kansas Historical Society. Ground penetrating radar guides reconstruction of the Fort Scott road, with plans to reseed prairie, remove woody growth, and recreate homesteads to show Civil War life and its civilian impact.
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