Weather outlook for AU area shows cloud cover and light winds
Tonight will be mostly cloudy with lows in the mid 40s. Northeast winds 5 to 15 mph. Wednesday remains cloudy with highs near the upper 50s and east winds 10 to 15 mph. See page 2A for more details.
First Day of Spring Brings Blooming Ottawa Flowers
Springtime relief hits Ottawa as daffodils and jonquils bloom around town. Warmer weather and rains revive gardens with flowers and weeds alike. Ople Hagelin, 536 Ash, tends beds and lawn Monday, marking spring’s awakening. Photos by Ron Bishop.
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Ople Hagelin
Ash
Hagelin
Ottawa
Baldwin restaurant fire ruled accidental
Investigators ruled out arson in a Baldwin blaze that destroyed Popp's Restaurant at 131 Baker. Firefighters fought the Sunday fire for hours. no injuries reported. Building owner Larry Trowbridge leases to Darren Maples, an Ottawa resident who operated the restaurant. State Fire Marshal will issue a detailed report and damage estimate soon.
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Ly the Herald
Baldwin
Colleen Larson
Popp
Baker
Larson
Baldwin Fire Department
Palmyra
Lawrence-Douglas
Ottawa district negotiates new teacher induction plan
Ottawa Education Association and Ottawa Board of Education reached tentative accord on a new hire induction program and paid pre start days. They also discussed mentoring, veteran support, information packets on leave and benefits, plus a later schedule of topics for ongoing talks ahead of the 2000-01 school year.
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Joy Ludwig
Herald
Ottawa
Ottawa Education Association
Ottawa Board of Education
Bill Allegre
John Coen
Allegre
Lynda Alderman
OEA
Cliff McCullough
Ottawa High School
Alderman
Coen
Katie Ecroyd
OHS
Ecroyd
Tanner seeks to revive school Internet project
Kansas House moves to restore funding for Kan Ed high speed Internet access for students. Supporters urge debate on the House floor to revive the $4.5 million plan after committee action. Officials cite potential online coursework, worldwide collaboration, and research, while debates focus on telecoms, rates, and possible free service initiatives.
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Tanner
Carol Crapper Hartis
Topeka
House
Kansas
Ralph Tanner
R-Baldwin
House Education and Utilities
Bill Graves
McKechnie
Richard Reinhardt
D-Erie
Legislative Post
Craig Grant
Kansas National Education Association
Grant
Cox Cable Co
Pope walks in footsteps of Jesus in Israel visit
Pope John Paul II arrived in Tel Aviv to a broad Israeli government greeting as he begins a Holy Land pilgrimage. He stepped from a Royal Jordanian jet onto a red carpet in Jerusalem after touring Ben Gurion Airport in a ceremony marked by cold rain and ceremonial pomp. The trip is steeped in political significance and will take him to contested sites, including Jerusalem’s old city with its shared sacred shrines.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
John Ch
Bncintine
John Pay
Ben Oe
Jesus
Mualim
Atian
Nay
Associated Press
John Paul II
Mount Nebo
Amman
Jordan
Moses
Promised Land
West Bank
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