Weather Brief: Storms Across Midwest and Heat in Northeast
Today in Ottawa reports storms to spread across Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois with some severe. Temperatures will moderate. scattered showers and high humidity in the South. The West stays hot and dry, while the Northeast endures hot and humid conditions with heat advisories in the Washington DC area.
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Army Chinook to be shown at Prairie Flyers meeting
The Prairie Flyers Experimental Aircraft chapter meets at 9 a.m. Saturday at Ottawa Municipal Airport to view a U S Army Chinook helicopter. If weather allows, Army Reserve unit from New Century Airport will fly in and present on flying and maintaining the helicopter. The event is free and open to the public.
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Rove under fire as Plame leak dispute widens
The article details ongoing questions about Karl Rove's involvement in the CIA officer Valerie Plame's disclosure. It notes Libby’s possible knowledge, Cooper’s testimony, and calls for accountability as the Fitzgerald probe continues.
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Ottawa Main Street Progressive Dinner Recap
The Ottawa Main Street Volunteers hosted a July 14 progressive dinner along Main Street with about 25 attendees. Stops included Reprintz Stars Stitch & More Paper Haven and Classic Oak, featuring pizza, embroidery art, scrapbooking classes, and a Paver award for Doug Loyd, ending with a sentiment to thank volunteers and invite more help.
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Changing economy brings low paying jobs impact in Kansas
Haney reports about 4 000 Reno County Food Bank visits through June with 740 more than last year and 30 new cases this month. Officials note underemployed people rely on food assistance as the economy shifts to low paying service jobs. Kansas expands outreach using a federal bonus of over 1 million to reduce errors in the food stamp program. Congress debates a 3 billion five year cut, threatening gains in food aid and child nutrition in Kansas.
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