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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 2003
Page
7
A local clinic closure sparks a joint effort by a cancer foundation and a senior transportation program to assist patients. The collaboration aims to provide support and rides, with details on Page 3. Weather notes forecast tonight partly cloudy with a low near 64 and Tuesday partly cloudy with a high near 87 and light variable winds on Page 12.
Legendary comedian Bob Hope died at age 100 with family at his bedside in Toluca Lake California. An acclaimed star across vaudeville radio television and film he was beloved by servicemen presidents and audiences for decades after a long career including the Road movies.
The article traces Bob Hope’s film career from 1938 to 1985 featuring hits like Road to Singapore and The Paleface and notes his global morale-boosting tours from World War II through the Gulf War. It highlights his sharp one liners and gentle, self-deprecating humor as key to his stage persona and enduring appeal.
U.S. forces raid Baghdad safehouses and northern Tikrit as the noose tightens on Saddam Hussein and top aides. Pentagon readiness mentioned amid murky intelligence. In Baghdad witnesses report at least three soldiers injured in a convoy attack as Hussein urges jihad.
Midland Railway hopes to resume service on the 4.5 mile Ottawa Norwood track by spring 2004. The project, backed by Franklin County and the City of Ottawa with an 80 percent state grant, would extend historic excursions from Baldwin City to Ottawa, welcoming residents and enthusiasts.
Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar deliver daily advice in Annie's Mailbox, now in 700 newspapers with 60 million readers. Formerly editors of Ann Landers, they note more than 10,000 letters daily and stepped from Landers Ladies to carry on the column's tradition.
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