Ottawa High Faces Circle Of Towanda In 4A Playoffs
Ottawa High's opening round foe is Circle of Towanda. The 20 2 Circle team matches OHS with a strong front line and a big guard, posing problems for the Cyclones. Weather: partly sunny with a high near 40 and south wind 10 to 15 mph.
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Circle of Towanda
OHS
Cyclones
South Ave
Daily Report Page Teases Sports and Society Notes
A compact glimpse from the 2005 edition showing page 5 sports and page 7 8 society and obituaries scattered with brief notices. The text reflects a newspaper layout rather than a readable news item.
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Daily Report
Opinion
Society
ORV buyout talks end at Ransom Memorial Hospital Ottawa
Ransom Memorial Hospital and Ottawa Retirement Village end acquisition talks after Crestview Manor closure. Hospital administrator Bob Bergant cites price disagreements. Also notes about state hospital ownership of long term care sites and ongoing Kansas DOT bid plans for road surface repairs on US routes in Franklin, Anderson, Miami counties and surrounding areas.
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ottawa Retirement Village
Crestview Manor
ORV
Bob Bregant
Kansas Department of Transportation
KDOT
Ottawa
Franklin-Douglas County
Anderson County
Colony
Lyon-Osage County
Miami County
Franklin County
Wellsville City Council Meet Over Walker Drive Private Street
Residents from Walker Drive plan a 7:30 p.m. meeting with the Wellsville City Council at City Hall to discuss their private street. The council will also hear bids for the city's liability insurance at 411 Main.
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Wellsville
Walker Drive
City Hall
Main
Judge orders Iran to pay $247.5 million in damages
A federal judge ordered Iran to pay 247.5 million dollars for the 1995 Gaza bombing death of Alisa Flatow, a 20 year old from West Orange New Jersey. The ruling marks a potential first punitive-damages award against a foreign nation over terrorism. Stephen Flatow argued Islamic Jihad was funded by Iran.
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Washington
Iran
Gaza
U.S
Stephen Flatow
Alisa
Obsessions of a crime spree knits odd theft cases
In Pomona California Martin Moreno 33 was arrested in September for stealing from clotheslines as much as a half ton of women s shorts skirts and underwear he deemed too revealing for public wear Local prosecutor William Charles McCallum of Brentwood New Hampshire was sentenced to three to six years in February for theft admitting a klepto pattern though the government doubted his honesty He stole home and office furnishings from nineteenth century paintings to leather bound books and the trousers he wore at trial opening
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Martin Moreno
Pomona
Calif
Boston Globe
William Charles McCallum
Brentwood
N.H
McCallum
Chuck Shepherd
P.O
St. Petersburg
Fla
Kleypas Sentenced to Death in Kansas Campus Killing
A Crawford County court sentenced Gary Kleypas to death for the 1996 murder of Carrie Williams, a Pittsburg State University student. He received additional prison time for attempted rape and aggravated burglary, while Williams' family urged the court to impose the death penalty.
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Associated Press
Irard
Kan
Gary Kleypas
Pittsburg State University
Carrie Williams
Kleypas
Williams
Janie Williams
Donald Noland
Carrie
Noland
Crawford County
George York
James Latham
Kansas
Florida
Colorado
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Pittsburg
Kansas House expands death penalty for child murders
The Kansas House passed a bill expanding the death penalty to all premeditated killings of children under 14, 89 to 32, sending the measure to the Senate. Debate centered on extending capital punishment beyond the 1994 law that covered seven specific murder types.
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Topeka
Kan
House
Kansas
Senate
Mays
Ralph Tanner
R Baldwin
Bill Feuerborn
Richard Alldritt
Alldritt
D-Harper
Marines face discipline over Cavalese ski lift crash
The Marine Corps says a EA-6B Prowler pilot caused the Cavalese cable car disaster in northern Italy by flying too low, with official reports noting 300 feet of ground clearance whereas 1,000 feet was required. Disciplinary action may follow via Lt Gen Peter Pace after Article 32 hearings.
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Atashington
Pentagon
Marine Corps
Italy
U.S
Aviano
Michael DeLong
Accident Investigation Board
U.S. Marine Corps Forces Atlantic
Norfolk
Peter Pace
Marine Forces
Atlantic
Pace
Marine Air Station
Cherry Point
N.C
Yeaven
Vintage planes complete journey to area
Five World War II vintage Dakota cargo planes bought from the South African Air Force by Dodson International in Rantoul, flown to Olathe, cover 8 000 miles in six days. The DC-3 turboprops, used for coastal patrol and resupply, were modernized and flown by pilots including Charlessel.
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Cleon Rickel
Kansas
Bob Dodson
Dodson International
Rantoul
Dodson
Olathe
Air Force
Bird
Charlessel
Cape Verde Islands
Africa
Atlantic
Barbados
West Indies
Dodson South Africa
Pretoria
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