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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 2002
Page
1
Harvard University may admit students who break signed commitments to other universities. Two faculty members on Harvard's admissions committee suggest allowing applicants who accepted early decision elsewhere to still attend Harvard, responding to new national guidelines and the current admission vacuum.
Investigators confirm Vaughan trained for full-time certification after 80 hours as a part timer and 400 hours over nine weeks. He previously worked for Anderson County and Colony. Sheriff Dowsing and Sheriff Davis defend Vaughan's handling of the fatal crash investigation and rely on state troopers for back up. Mothers of two victims decline civil action. no comment from Ross.
In Salt Lake City, authorities block Emigration Canyon and deploy 1200 volunteers after a man acting suspiciously near the crime scene prompts a nightlong search for 14-year-old Elizabeth Smart. Her father Ed Smart is hospitalized from exhaustion as tips pour in.
Pratt AP Jeanne Anne Schroeder, 23, a Friends University graduate and University of Kentucky student, won both the preliminary talent and on stage knowledge at the Miss Kansas pageant. She performed Time to Say Goodbye in Italian. Miss Sunflower Kelsey Carver, 23, Fort Hays State grad student, won preliminary swimsuit. Miss Southwest Natalie Ralston, 20, KU student, won preliminary evening wear.
Markets fall broadly after Intel and Biogen warn of slower recovery. Dow slips 0.7 percent to 9555.37, Nasdaq down 2.5 percent near 1520.80. Weaker job data fails to lift sentiment as tech shares lead losses. a few market indices edge lower and grain prices are listed in regional quotes.
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