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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 2003

Page

6

Ottawa vs Osawatomie basketball in Cyclones home matchup

Osawatomie chose inside play against Ottawa and pressured Ross Thompson while Ottawa challenged with outside shooting. The report teases Page 7 sports coverage. A 70 percent chance of freezing rain or snow is forecast tonight with 1 to 2 inches possible and windy. Lows around 15 to 20. Wednesday remains cold and cloudy with highs mid 20s. Weather coverage on Page 10.

Osawatomie Ottawa Ross Thompson Cyclones Sports

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Father to be tried in connection with baby's injuries

Ottawa resident James P. Guinn, 22, faces a single abuse of a child charge after his 16 day old daughter Deya was hospitalized in January with life threatening injuries. A June jury trial is set for June 24 25 and 26 with a May 12 pre trial conference.

Ottawa James P. Guinn Guinn Mark Jeffers Thomas H. Sachse John Dowell Sachse Angela Guinn New Strawn Franklin County District Court James Guinn Aurora Guinn Deya Guinn Deya Ransom Memorial Hospital Children’s Mercy Hospital Kansas City

Bush pursues diplomacy as North Korea tensions rise

President Bush urges diplomacy with North Korea and urges China Russia South Korea and Japan to join Washington in seeking a peaceful solution to Pyongyang's nuclear program. He warns that military options remain but as a last resort while four NK fighter jets intercepted a US reconnaissance plane over the Sea of Japan.

Washington Bush North Korea United States China Russia South Korea Japan U.S Sea of Japan Ari Fleischer Fleischer Pyongyang Iraq Ram

Freedom Park named by Ottawa city commission

Ottawa city commissioners, voting 4 to 1, selected Freedom Park as the name for the park just north of the Don Woodward Center. East Side Park and River Run Park were the other finalists, with Commissioner Charles Gillette dissenting and favoring East Side Park. Winners will receive two season passes to the Ottawa Municipal Auditorium concerts as part of the prize.

Freedom Park Ottawa City Don Woodward Sherry Wheeler Deb Lines Gary Turner Weldon Padgett Lines Ottawa Municipal Auditorium Padgett Sioners Dan Pickett Ottawa Recreation Commission Steve Hasty Henningsen Pickett Friends of the Prairie Spirit Trail Brian Sharp Todd Anselmi Rocky Fleer-Husted Sharp Recreation Commission BG Engineering Lawrence Forest Park ORC John Verssue Ottawa Main Street Laura Ansley Board of Zoning Appeals Ottawa Planning Commission Blaine Finch Ralph Taylor

Juvenile Detention Staff to Train in Johnson County

Franklin County commissioners approved a free training session offered by Johnson County for detention center staff. Half the staff will travel Thursday to cover juvenile rights, self harm awareness, child care, abuse reporting, and cultural lifestyles, with the other half slated for March 14. This marks the third time staff have taken the Johnson County course, at no cost to Franklin County.

Andy Gassaway Franklin County Board of Commissioners Johnson County Ethel Wallace Franklin County Kansas Department of Health and Environment Wallace

Bomb blast at Davao airport in Philippines kills nineteen

A backpack bomb exploded at Davao airport on Mindanao killing nineteen people including a child and a American. Over one hundred wounded, with many in serious condition. Police detained several men as President Arroyo vowed pursuit of bombers. No group claimed responsibility though MILF blamed for related attacks.

Manila Philippines Davao Mindanao Moro Islamic Liberation Front Cotabato Gloria Macapagal Arroyo Arroyo Davao Civil Defense Susan Madrid

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