Ottawa area arts and museum notices and hours
Ottawa Community Arts Council hosts Robert Ludiow and Kansas landscape exhibit at 501S Main with contact 242-8478. Ransom Memorial Hospital features Vanita Chandler and Rowena Lacer art displays at 1301S Main. Old Depot Museum shows Indians of Kansas: A Photographic Narrative through July 5 at 135 W Tecumseh with Tue-Sat 10 am-4 pm Sun 1-4 pm admission 3 dollars, students 1 dollar, under 5 free. phone 242-1250. Recycling Center hours are 7 am-3 pm Mon-Fri and 9 am-1 pm Sat at 2036 S Kim. Ottawa AA meets at Noon weekdays and 4 pm Mon-Wed and Fri at First Baptist Church basement, 4th and Hickory.
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Briefs Advertise Local Sales and Events
Briefs announce daily line priced notices, with payment on publication day. Beach party at Hurricane Sherry's Wellaville. Fathers Day sale ongoing with deep discounts on furniture. Judi's Storewide Sale 25 off except cards and bets. Lucilles to close Friday 2pm Williamsburg Jayhawker Days. DirectTV systems $49.99 at OK Photo RadioShack 205 S Main open 10-7. Garnett VFW Yesteryear dance June 17 hosted for members and guests.
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PETA Protest Targets Survivor Rat Scene in CBS Office
Eight PETA demonstrators protested outside a CBS office over Survivors rat eating scene on Pulau Tiga. RaeLeann Smith urged viewers to see rats as sentient beings, noting the episode drew 23 million viewers and sparked outrage over animal cruelty.
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Correction on Annette Bently story in Friday Herald
The Herald corrects previous errors about the singer Annette Bently. She has not signed a CD deal. Jim Beauhall will produce the CD at no cost. Beauhall and Sylvia Johns wrote most songs. Steve Boyer David Ludwick and Brandy Bruce join Music Box Band for Bently's June 23 concert. Amy Comeaux misspelling corrected.
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Obituary Zula L Sawyer Baldwin Kansas 93
Zula L Sawyer 93 of Baldwin died June 15 2000 at Baldwin Care Center Graveside services at Oakwood Cemetery Baldwin She was born May 7 1907 in Edgerton to Paul and Inez Lar rick Married Floyd Sawyer Oct 1 1924 in Ottawa He preceded in death Nov 10 1997 Survived by three sons Donald Leon Howard two daughters Dollie Jean Junadah Squires sister 32 grandchildren 52 great grandchildren eight great great grandchildren Memorials to Heart of America Hospice or Baldwin Care Center
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Senior Menus Week of Dinners for Students
Senior meals list includes Monday beef tips with rice and pears, Tuesday sweet and sour chicken with rice and vegetables, Wednesday chicken fried steak with mashed potatoes gravy green beans roll cake sherbet, Thursday scalloped chicken with broccoli, Friday lasagna with Italian vegetables cauliflower Texas toast and peaches.
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Syrian women weigh hope and limits after Assad succession
In Damascus, women wear sleeveless tops and some miniskirts signaling openness, while many fear unequal treatment remains. Bashar Assad, 34, is seen as a potential reformer after Hafez Assad's death, but women cite persistent barriers in work, with few running businesses or holding top posts. Doctors Leila al Droubi and Gemma Adib illustrate strides and obstacles as educated women pursue entrepreneurship and leadership amid traditional expectations.
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Ex-hooker case twists Alabama dirty tricks trial
Alabama political drama centers on lawyer Garve Ivey and a former prostitute Melissa Myers Bush. Ivey and investigator Wes Chappell face criminal defamation, bribery and witness tampering over claims paid to allege Lt. Gov. Steve Windom raped a call girl in 1991. Bush recants on videotape amid courtroom questioning as prosecutors press for truth in a saga that echoes decades of rumor driven politics.
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Forces delay Congo withdrawal from Kisangani
Rwanda and Uganda did not withdraw as planned from Kisangani amid three clashes since their push to oust Congo’s president. Unarmed UN observers said final withdrawal plans had not been agreed and discussions continued without details.
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Imam Idrisov slain after urging peace in Chechnya
Umar Idrisov, imam and critic of Islamic fundamentalists, was fatally shot after delivering a peace appeal. Chechen police officers were found severely harmed near Argun, and two civilians were killed nearby as authorities investigated the attack.
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Tropical air fuels rain across Gulf Coast today
A warm tropical air mass pushes into the Gulf Coast states today bringing much needed rain. It interacts with a cold frontal boundary sweeping from Maine to the southern Plains, triggering heavy showers and thunderstorms. Sunshine resumes later with cooler air following.
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