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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 2003

Page

8

Weekend Weather Outlook With Mild Saturday Then Cold

Tonight will be warmer with partly cloudy skies and a low in the upper 30s. Saturday stays mild and partly cloudy with highs in the lower 60s. Sunday turns much colder with mostly cloudy skies and highs in the mid 30s and overnight lows around the upper 20s. For more weather, see page 6.

Weekend court commits a necessary evil for two day jail stays

Nine inmates expected at Franklin County Detention Center this weekend for two day commitments to work while paying debts to society. Sheriff Davis calls it a necessary evil, noting staff costs and bed shortages from housing extra prisoners.

Vickie Moss Franklin County Craig Davis Davis Tony LeMaster LeMaster

OU speaker urges look at big picture

Sanford J. Ungar urged OU students to view events in a global context saying Americans often see world affairs through narrow norms. The Goucher College president and former Voice of America director spoke at OU about global citizenship, media constraints, and the need for liberal arts to foster world awareness.

Sanford J. Ungar Ungar Goucher College Baltimore Ottawa University John Neal Goucher Voice of America School of Communication American University National Public Radio C-Span United States U.S. Department of Education

Bush vows to rid Iraq of Saddam in prime time address

President Bush urged the nation to back war to oust Saddam Hussein calling him a cancer inside Iraq. He warned Saddam and pressed for regime change while noting about a quarter million U S forces already deployed and potential exile as an option.

Bush Iraq Saddam Washington Saddam Hussein U.N. Security Council U.S

Herald History Book Facsimile Key Events Highlighted

Fragmentary text notes a Herald history book project with 135 photos to be included. Mentions Bil Gray as marketing contact and a plan to offer a new boner sang a ene y, with Gray immediate. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.

Bil Gray Gray

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