London arrests end eight day transit bombing manhunt
Police swarmed a wealthy London district tracing cellphone calls across Europe to a Rome hide-out Friday, capturing the remaining suspects in the failed transit bombings without a shot fired. The sweep capped one of Britain’s most extensive manhunts. BEWING talks on Korean disarmament reach new length with a cautious top U.S. envoy warning of difficulty ahead.
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London
Europe
Rome
U.S
Public Debate Sought Over Ethanol Study Leaders Accept
Local ethanol supporters call for a public debate before the National Press Club next month. Study chiefs David Pimentel of Cornell and Tad Patzek of UC Berkeley have accepted the challenge.
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National Press Club
Cornell
David Pimentel
University of California-Berkeley
Tad Patzek
Ottawa school board retreat outlines priorities for new campus
During an eight hour all day retreat, Ottawa school board members discussed stadium upgrades, all day kindergarten, and plans for students and staff at the new northeast elementary school opening next fall. Board member Jeanette Lowry described the session as a chance to reflect on past projects and brainstorm new ideas.
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Northeast
Ottawa
Jeanette Lowry
Puppets to Visit Local Church in Ottawa Event
The Kids' Crusade will perform at the Community Rest Center Church on 2749 Montana Road Ottawa with shows at 6 p.m. Sunday and 7 p.m. Monday and Tuesday, inviting families to attend.
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Community Rest Center
Montana Road
Ottawa
Voce
Ottawa teen completes Level 3 in space training program
Ottawa High School senior Jonathan Henry of Ottawa has completed Level 3 of the Future Astronaut Training Program at the Kansas Cosmosphere and Space Center in Hutchinson. He is the son of Steve and Brenda Henry.
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Hutchinson
Jonathan Henry
Ottawa
Kansas Cosmosphere and Space Center
Ottawa High School
Steve
Brenda Henry
Ad Briefs and Local Notices
Detour instructions for Ottawa Herald readers while Cedar Street is under reconstruction. Listings note vacation closures for Chris Corner Brenda's Quilting and Guy and Mae's Tavern with re opening dates. Franklin Co Friends of K State host picnic with guests from K State at Celebration Hall Fairgrounds August 2. JC Penney Catalog Desk free shipping offer ends September 5 2005 with lower shipping charge always.
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Brenda
Franklin CO
Friends of
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Jcpenney
Jcpenney.com
Ode to a Water Garden Debates Pond Plans and Plant Picks
A reflective poem explores planning a water garden from site safety to pond life. It covers pumps filters koi and fish choices, plants like Viola labradorica and Mimulus, and the effort of research plus a plug for RMH Auxiliary tour. The narrator hints at next week’s topic Oxalis and promises better guidance in the future.
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Gambusa
Killifish
RMH Auxilliary
Shislers
East Park Street
Ottawa Meetings Update and Times
A list of local meetings and events scheduled in Ottawa including Alcoholics Anonymous sessions at Franklin County Mental Health Center and 1st Baptist Church, Lions Club at Poncho's, American Legion Post 60 events, Ottawa Bass Club gathering at Poncho's, and a Franklin County Commission session at the courthouse with times ranging from 8:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. plus a noon AA meeting on Hickory Street.
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Alcoholics Anonymous
Franklin County Mental Health Center
15Th St
Ottawa
Franklin County Commission
Franklin County Courthouse
Third
Main Streets
1St Baptist Church
S. Hickory St
Lions Club
Main St
American Legion
National Guard
W. 17Th St
Bass Club
Hickory St
Weekend events beckon across Kansas and Missouri shows
A crowd of activities fills the weekend across Lawrence Ottawa Topeka and Kingsville. Highlights include the Douglas County Free Fair featuring an antique tractor pull and 4H exhibits in Lawrence, exhibits at Appanoose Museum in Ottumwa, and a Broadway style show in Kansas City. The schedule lists breed fairs, theatre times, and family friendly festivals with details on venues and contact options.
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Lawrence
Appanoose Museum
Starlight Theatre
Kansas City
Kestarlight.com
Douglas County Free Fair
Douglas County Fairgrounds
Sisters Morales
Lied Center Lawn
Lied Center
Hallelujah Cowboys release second album Set Free
The Hallelujah Cowboys a Christian rock bluegrass band from east central Kansas and western Missouri released its second album Set Free The group led by Ottawan Mike Fowler performs for free but accepts donations and played Princeton Christian Church regularly Their first CD Uncivil War came out in 2000 The new CD features mostly original songs and edgy tracks with performances slated at Princeton Christian Church and Ottawa venues Copies are sold at Cornerstone Book Store Ottawa and via the band site www hallelujahcowboys com
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Hallelujah Cowboys
Mike Fowler
Kansas
Missouri
Fowler
Bob Butler
Randy Gaylord
Princeton Christian Church
Princeton
Ottawa
Cornerstone Book Store
S. Main St
Fower
Hallelujahcowboys.com
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