Ottawa area monthly calendar highlights and events
The Herald Calendar lists community activities in Ottawa including artist displays at the Ottawa Library Art Gallery and Ransom Memorial Hospital, meetings of OCAC, PRIDE, Jaycees, planning and city commissions, Special Olympics torch arrival, Farmers Market, and cultural events. Notable dates include January 3 4 6 8 9 11 13 15 16 17 18 19 20 22 and 27 with multiple meetings, concerts, and community gatherings across City Hall Park Street venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Arta Chamber of Commerce
Ottawa Library
Edna Reichard
Willamsburg
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Max Krause
Hartford
Ottawa Library Art Gallery
County Commission
OFCED
Chamber of Commerce
PRIDE
Kansas Veteran's
Ottawa
Convention & Tourism
Franklin County Conservation District Board
Board of Education
USD
Chamber Board of Directors
Communication & Image
Formance
City Park
Franklin County Horse Club
Fairgrounds
East Central
China Painters
Sirloin Stockade
Michigan Valley
OU Union
Quiliter's Guild
Elliott Hall
Franklin County Kansans For Life
New Courts
Fair Board
Kansas Veteran’s Commission
ORC
Jaycees
Cty Commission
AARP
East Central Kansas
Earthteam
Wingert's
Faith Lutheran Church
Ottawa Municipal Auditforum
Poll finds support for pact on global warming
A USA Today and Sankei Shimbun poll shows 58 percent of Americans support a treaty to curb carbon emissions even if it harms the economy or raises energy costs. The 12 day UN summit in Rio opens with aims to protect atmosphere oceans forests and waters. President Bush arrives June 11 amid criticism over treaty text and funding concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
USA Today
Sankei Shimbun
Japan
U.N
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Bush
Rio
United States
France
Arafat undergoes brain clot surgery in Jordan
PLO chairman Yasser Arafat, 62, had surgery at King Hussein Medical Center to remove brain clots from a plane crash in the Libyan desert. He was conscious and in stable condition after a 90 minute operation by Jordanian doctors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amman
Jordan
Plos
Yasser Arafat
Youssef Ksous
King Hussein Medical Center
Arafat
Ksous
Klaus
Iraq
Ksaus
Hussein
Tunis
Tunisia
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
Osawatomie youths killed in car train crash near city
Three Osawatomie High School students Alvin C Rayl 18 Melinda Renick 14 and Misty Ruse 14 died when their two door car hit the side of a Union Pacific freight engine at a rural Miami County crossing on 375th Street near K 7. Passenger Kathy Phifer 14 survived with serious head injuries and was taken to KUMC in Kansas City Kan. Autopsies planned. alcohol involvement not yet known. The train carried about 100 cars and derailed none.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
KUMC
Miami County
375Th Street
K-7
Osawatomie
Bob van Goethem
VanGoetthem
Rayl
Osawatomie High School
Renick
Rose
Phifer
Union Pacific Railroad
Randy Cornelius
Serbs vow to fight on amid sanctions and siege
Sporadic fighting and shelling continued in Bosnia Herzegovina and neighboring Serbia as international sanctions widen. Major General Bozidar Stefanovic vowed the Yugoslav air force would repel any attack, while a U.N. cease fire aimed to begin at 6 p.m. local time amid questions about enforcement and potential intervention. The Security Council imposed an oil embargo and trade ban, cutting air links, though food supplies remain allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Bosnia-Herzegovina
Serbia
U.N
Bozidar Stefanovic
U.N. Security Council
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Tony Jones
Ottawa University
Jonathan Albright
Don and
Grace Albright
S. Cedar
Cynthia Harness
S. Poplar
Poll
Pact
PG UL Lae
VanGoethem
Sheriff's Office
Ralph Young
Ellen Ann Wheaton
Wilbur
Ellen Ann
Ottawa-Franklin County Economic Development Inc
Brent Fogle
Wheatons
William H. Howe
Wheaton
Vecemje Novosti
Sarajevo
United Nations
Montenegro
Bosnia
Republic
Ann Landers
Dr. Donahue
the Daily Report
Bessy Isha
Babe
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