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Weather brief notes a hot humid day with mostly sunny skies and a 20 percent chance of thunderstorms. Heat index climbs to around 105 degrees as forecasters expect continued clear and warm conditions throughout the day.
Kansas Highway Patrol Public Traffic Hotline Update
Kansas motorists are advised to call the Kansas Conditions Hotline at 800 585 7623 or 511 for current travel advisories. An online resource is available at 511.ksdot.org for real time road condition reports and statewide traffic information.
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Weather statistics and temperatures from Wednesday record data
The report lists Wednesday high and low temperatures with records: high 104 in 1933 and low 56 in 1961. It notes precipitation at 7 a.m. today 0.62 inches, month to date 0.6, year to date 0.05, and monthly average 5.18.
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Elderly Ottawa Man Faces Sex Case at September Hearing
An elderly Ottawa man, Maurice Albert Wiederholt, 72, is set for a preliminary hearing at 9 a.m. September 24 in Franklin County District Court. He faces five counts of aggravated indecent liberties with a child, sexual electronic solicitation of a minor, and witness intimidation. Wiederholt was arrested in May and released on a $50,000 bond on May 26, with orders to report to a bond supervisor thrice weekly.
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County honors contest winners for National County Government Week
The Herald lists coloring contest winners from first to fifth grade and essay winners from sixth to eighth grade. Awards were presented June 3 with top essays published in The Ottawa Herald.
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Recycling is important winning contest entries
Contest entries urge recycling to slow global warming, save trees, reduce landfills, and protect the ozone. They cite Ottawa Middle School sixth graders and winners Alex Stepp Courtney Houston Madison Alexander, with notes on energy saving bulbs, shorter showers, and reusing items to lower trash and pollution.
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