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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 2003
Page
7
Tonight stays cold and partly cloudy with a low near 20. Thursday brings sunshine and warmer winds with highs in the lower 50s. Thursday night remains mostly clear with lows in the mid 30s. Weather, Page 12.
USD 290 School Board voted 5-2 to hold OMS for a year and sell to the first ready buyer for 250000 or fund demolition itself. Friends of Historical Buildings waived appeal rights in exchange. If no buyer emerges, the district may choose. Debates over preservation versus demolition persisted since 1996.
Ice and a light snow dusting shut a short stretch of I-35 near the Franklin Osage county line for about an hour Tuesday night. About 13 to 15 accidents and nearly 20 slide-offs were reported in Ottawa and surrounding areas as ice caused vehicles to slide. no serious injuries occurred. Sand trucks spread traction as a county snow plow rolled into a ditch. investigators noted the incline made that section particularly accident prone.
Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist told the American Legion that veterans and others may have to sacrifice domestic priorities as the nation could engage in military action over Iraq. He urged support for veterans while noting costs of war must be weighed against Bush budget plans. Bush proposed higher VA funding but with enrollment fees for higher earners and increased copays, drawing opposition from veterans groups.
NASA investigators report molten aluminum found on Columbia debris and left wing leading edge bolster the theory hot gases during re entry penetrated a damaged wing area. Debris and burst tires from the left landing gear provide concrete clues as the inquiry continues.
Wellsville residents can preview a DingoID child identification system at the Wellsville Elementary School PTO Fair from 1 to 4 pm. DingoID rep Val Smith will demonstrate digital fingerprinting stored on a 3.5 inch floppy disk with name, address, medical notes, guardians, photo, and more for parent safekeeping in missing child cases.
The What-Child ID demonstration is set for Saturday from 1 to 4 p.m. at Wellsville Elementary School. Local families are invited to learn about child identification procedures and safety measures offered by the program.
A Census analysis by Families USA finds about 75 million Americans may be uninsured at some point in 2001 2002 as the weak economy and rising health costs drive employers to cut benefits or raise costs. The report notes that many under age 65 lack coverage, with most uninsured briefly and many in working families. A coalition including Families USA the U S Chamber of Commerce the AFL CIO AMA and others pushes lawmakers toward action and possible subsidies or tax credits to expand coverage.
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