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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 2004
Page
1
A weather bulletin cautions Kansas residents about approaching storms and rain. The advisory urges securing outdoor items and checking weather updates. Contact numbers are provided for storm emergency assistance and road safety resources.
Willard A Waner died at Lawrence Memorial Hospital in Ottawa at age 92 on Friday July 23 2004. He was a retired farmer born April 8 1912 in Florence to Joseph and Inez Waner. He married Grace Waltie in 1939. she died in 1996. Graveside services are at Mount Calvary Cemetery Florence Tuesday at 1 pm. He lived in Ottawa since 1964 and belonged to St John Catholic Church Lawrence. Survivors include brother Thomas Waner and sister Bernadine Gronau Newton. The family hosts calling hours 6 to 8 pm Monday at Zeiner Funeral Home Florence. Memorials to American Heart Association.
Bosnians and 200 foreign dignitaries mark the reopening of the 400 year old stone Stari Most bridge in Mostar with brass band tributes and performances. Prince Charles and John Cleese attend as crowds celebrate rebuilding after war destruction in 1993. The event highlights hopes for a multiethnic society as divers perform from the bridge and locals recall the conflict.
WNW data notes Ottawa Night at the Royals on July 30 with tickets for bus ride and game available at Chamber of Commerce office or by calling 242-1000. GUY MAE'S Tavern in Williamsburg to close for vacation July 25 to Aug 9, reopens Aug 10. Found large black Doberman near Labette and Idaho with flea collar. call 242-4355.
President Bush told the National Urban League that the Republican Party must work to gain black votes, while a new poll shows broad support for John Kerry among black voters. The remarks followed Bush’s decision not to address the NAACP amid criticism of administration policies.
A remote controlled bomb exploded on a Kandahar street as a U.S. military convoy passed. Afghan officials said four U S soldiers were wounded, with conflicting accounts of their condition. A Taliban spokesman claimed responsibility. Security forces cordoned the area as investigators probed the blast.
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