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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 2003

Page

6

Weekend Windy Weather Outlook Winds and Clouds

A weather forecast notes windy and cloudy conditions with a 30 percent rain chance. Lows reach mid 40s, Tuesday turns colder with breezes and upper 50s highs, Tuesday night partly cloudy with lows in the upper 30s. Weather page 10.

Daily Report Classifieds and Obituaries Note

A brief index of sections including Classifieds Comics Business and Opinion. The list mentions obituaries and daily report items with no specific events or names provided in readable text. The fragment suggests a newspaper page labeling sections rather than a distinct news item or action.

Inebont Daily Report

Area teenager dies in one vehicle crash near Pomona

Jamin Christopher Wray 16 died in a one vehicle accident early Saturday near Pomona after his 2001 Chevy Blazer struck a bridge railing on Col orado Road, went airborne and landed near Appanoose Creek. He likely fell asleep at the wheel, was wearing a seatbelt, and no alcohol was found. Wray baptized into Old German Baptist Brethren Church in 2002. family recalls prayer at scene and deep faith.

Jamin Christopher Wray Pomona Wray Ottawa Colorado Road Appanoose Creek Franklin County Jamin Christine Wray Dennis Davis Old German Baptist Brethren Church Kansas

Blues' mergers face hurdles as regulators weigh profits over patients

Industry-wide shift of Blue Cross Blue Shield plans from nonprofit to for profit faces scrutiny as state regulators examine whether rising earnings from recent mergers harm consumers. Anthem and WellPoint profit gains meet skepticism from consumer groups and doctors who question claimed economies of scale and stock-driven cash benefits. Maryland, Kansas, New York actions mark tighter oversight since 1994 BCBS stock sales and conversions began. fourteen plans are now for-profits.

Indianapolis Blue Cross Blue Shield Duane Sobecki Anthem Inc WellPoint Health Networks WellPoint Maryland Blues Steve Larsen CareFirst Anthem Kansas Supreme Court Kansas Kathleen Sebelius New York WellChoice Inc Empire Blue Cross Blue Shield Blue Cross Blue Shield Association Com

U S ready for push to Baghdad

Coalition troops pressed toward Baghdad amid wary militiamen loyal to Saddam and sandstorms. Iraq claimed to shoot down two U S helicopters and capture two pilots as more than 20 Americans were killed or captured.

Baghdad Saddam Hussein Iraq U.S Saddam Chamchamal Kirkuk Traqi

Saddam addresses Iraqi resistance as victory edging closer

In a televised address Saddam Hussein told Iraqis victory would come soon while noting continued Iraqi resistance in Umm Qasr. U.S. and British forces report they have struggled to hold the area since Saturday. A senior official said the speech may have been recorded, with unclear timing.

Umm Qasr U.S Saddam

Franklin County budget fears loom after Fredonia meeting

Southeast Kansas officials reported tight finances and looming shortfalls as they discussed next year's budget during a brief Fredonia conference. Franklin County faces a potential $1.2 million loss from liquidated demand transfers, risking tax hikes to cover the gap amid ongoing revenue declines.

Kansas County Officials Association Fredonia Don Stottlemire Don Hay Steve Brown Sue McCay Stottlemire Franklin County Public Works

Garnett medic heads to Kosovo deployment

Meyers family in Garnett adjusts after James K. Meyers an air medic with the Kansas National Guard leaves Forbes Field Topeka on March 16. He will be stationed at Fort Stewart Georgia then Kosovo Serbia for about two months and will share milestones via limited email and a new unit updates site www ks dustoff com.

Garnett Meyers James K Kelly” Meyers Kansas National Guard Forbes Field Topeka Fort Stewart Kosovo Serbia Kelly Meyers Tara Troq

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