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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 2005

Page

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Reconstruction funds lag in southern Iraq amid heat and water woes

Basra, Iraq. The United States has spent less than 40 percent of its pledged $21 billion for reconstruction as Iraq endures a third summer of sporadic electricity and limited clean water. In the south, engineer Haider Albalhary notes progress on water plants and power stations, yet residents envy Baghdad’s Green Zone security and cooling, calling three years of delays “enough.”

Basra Iraq United States Baghdad Haider Albalhary

Inside the night shift for a doughnut shop

Tammy Geiss explains the unseen work behind morning doughnuts. Bakers start before 3 AM and spend about two hours on raised doughnuts while customers enjoy trays of bear claws and varieties at 7 AM. The piece highlights the overnight labor and humor around early shifts.

Tammy Geiss

Heavy rains flood southern Franklin County roads

Flooding covered roads up to three feet deep in the counties southern region as more rain was forecast. Emergency director Alan Radcliffe and crews checked Princeton Lane Rantoul and Williamsburg for damage while rainfall tally reached 4.75 inches by 6 am and continued.

Franklin County Alan Radcliffe Rock Creek Road Radcliffe Princeton Lane Rantoul Williamsburg

Legion Looks to Build on 2005 Season

The Ottawa American Legion AAA baseball team aims to carry forward the success of 2005 as Babe Ruth teams win district titles and advance to state, highlighting local youth baseball momentum.

Legion Ottawa American Legion Babe Ruth

The Doctors at Wal Mart Vision Center Expanded Hours

Ad notes extended hours Mon 9 to 5 Wed and Fri 1 30 to 7 30 Sat 9 to 2 for eye exams Beat back to school rush call numbers 242 7300 242 3116 Mention ad for 5 off exam Includes tavern vacation dates Cedar Street detour for Ottawa Herald parking lot access and local vendors Bird Foods George's Feed Bike Duracoal with delivery Richmond contact 785 241 2162

Wal-Mart Vision Center Ottawa George's Feed Bike & Duracoal Richmond

Subtle parental remarks shape a child's self view

Dr. James Dobson stresses that parental tone in front of children teaches trust or distrust. He cites examples of mothers gripped by tension and over explanation that convey unspoken disapproval. He argues puberty drives teen mood shifts via hormonal brain changes, making conflicts common even in loving families. Focus on the Family, Colorado Springs, is listed as his organization.

DR. Dobson Mom Jimmy James Dobson Focus On the Family Colorado Springs, Colo

Ottawa community calendars highlight meetings across city

A crowded slate lists 30 plus events from 5 30 p m to 9 30 a m at City Hall First Christian Church Ottawa University and other venues. Includes board meetings commissions group sessions AA and eye screening plus a car club and planning commission gatherings.

Ottawa Community Arts Council Board of Directors City Hall Hickory St Business & Professional Women’s Group First Christian Church Ottawa County Franklin County Main St Mason’s Masonic Hall Ottawa Area Ottawa City Commission Rotary Club Uni S. Cedar St Alcoholics Anonymous First Baptist Church Fourth Hickory Streets William H Campbell Frank Eye Center S Main Franklin County Commission Franklin County Courthouse Third and Main Streets Main Street Organization Board City Industrial Avenue Fourth and Franklin County Mental Health Center 15Th St Franklin County Planning Commission Franklin County Annex S. Main St

Ottawa events bring family fun and local culture

A guide lists a busy slate in Ottawa with story time at the library, a farmers market at Orscheln Eastside, craft jewelry with Heidi, and an all ages bluegrass jam at The Potter's Wheel. Also planned are a July 23 matinee at Emporia State University Theatre, a Warren Black Post 60 American Legion breakfast fundraiser, toddler times, 4H barbecue, Franklin County Fair exhibits, and a Summer Series talk at the University of Kansas Dole Institute.

Warren Black Post American Legion National Guard Armory W. 17Th St Ottawa S. Hickory St Franklin County Fairgrounds Halbert Hoover Robert J. Dole Institute of Politics University of Kansas Lawrence the Potter’s Wheel S. Main St Warren Black

Daguerreotype to Digital Exhibit at Spencer Museum

Through July 22, hours vary, the Spencer Museum of Art at the University of Kansas in Lawrence hosts Photographs from the Collection. The exhibit surveys photographic evolution from daguerreotypes to digital works, inviting visitors to explore historic and contemporary media.

Spencer Museum of Art University of Kansas, Lawrence

Community thanks after April surgery from Bill Abbott and family

Bill Abbott expresses gratitude to friends and family for concern calls cards meals visits and prayers since his April surgery. He notes the support aids his recovery and sends blessings to all, mentioning Jerry as well.

Bill Abbott Jerry

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