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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1997
Page
6
An Oscar scorecard appears in the edition inviting readers to pick their winners before tonight's Hollywood ceremony. The card lists nominees and prompts page eight for detail, offering a playful pre show activity amid awards season coverage.
A breezy Tuesday brings a partly cloudy sky with a high around 50. Northwest winds at 15 to 25 mph ease to 10 to 15 mph by afternoon.
Kindergarten roundup at Ottawa elementary schools begins in two weeks. Children must be 5 by August 31, 1997. Bring birth certificate and immunization certificates for DPT, oral polio, and MMR. Schedules and phone numbers: Hawthorne April 7, 229-8070. Eugene Field April 8, 229-8050. Eisenhower April 9, 229-8040. Garfield April 10, 229-8060. Lincoln April 11, 229-8080.
Lawrence Kansas AP reports a standing ovation at Allen Fieldhouse for Kansas after their 85-82 NCAA loss to Arizona. Roy Williams addressed players and fans while Ryan Robertson praised the crowd as the team reflected on a 34-2 season and 115-21 senior record.
Washington expects the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates to curb inflation and forestall a recession as the U S economy enters a seventh year of expansion. Greenspan and colleagues meet behind closed doors Tuesday with likely guidance of a rate increase. The market responded modestly with a midday Dow rise fading later.
Kansas legislative caucus committees raised about 800000 in cash plus 35000 in goods and services from corporations trade groups and lobbyists while lawmakers in session. Senate Republicans operated eight committees funneling funds to candidates. Critics warn of growing public distrust yet no move to curb the practice.
The legislature plans action on a bill designating English as the officials language and will debate a proposal requiring physicians to meet, as the session enters its week. The discussions occur amid a constitutional amendment process and a broader agenda.
AP reports scholar Bargil Pixner challenges traditional timing and setting of the Last Supper. He posits a Tuesday evening gathering hosted by Essenes, with Jesus' trial spanning Wednesday to Friday, supported by Mount Zion excavations and the Essenes Gate discovery.
Ottawan Linda Dunn helps publicize the Women in Military Service for America Memorial, an Arlington project begun in 1986 to honor women past and present. Construction nears completion with a 60 percent finish and a planned October 18 dedication, funded largely by private donations to build a 196 seat theater hall of honor and a history rich museum.
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