Court appearances Two OU basketball players end their careers with honors
Two University of Oklahoma basketball players conclude careers with honors, sealing memories from their time on the court. The feature highlights achievements, character, and impact on OU athletics as the players prepare for life after basketball.
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Weather outlook for midweek with wind and mild temps
Tonight partly cloudy with lows in the upper 30s. Wednesday brings winds up to 25 mph and partly cloudy skies, with highs near 70. Wednesday night turns windy and cooler, lows in the mid 40s. Weather page 10.
Classified Fragments From Page Six
Page six of the Daily Report shows scattered notes across classifieds and small notices including health, obituaries, and sports briefs. The text hints at a multi-page layout with sections labeled Pages 6 7 and 8, but contains no readable events, names, or dates to summarize further.
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Ottawa Herald front page brief
The Ottawa Herald from Ottawa Kansas reports on local events and notices in its latest edition. This card summarizes a compact selection of community notices, headlines, and updates across businesses, schools, and government entities.
Neighbors oppose Ottawa high voltage plan routes
Rural landowners challenge city plans for a mile long high voltage line to a new substation southeast of Ottawa. Four routes under review along Rock Creek Road and Montana Road echo safety and aesthetic concerns with health risk questions. City officials defend the project as essential for growth with limited impact on property owners.
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Kansas City
Rock Creek Road
Highland Cemetery
Jim Bradley
Jack Worthman
SEGA
Kendra Titus
Ottawa
Jeff Carner
Bradley
Mission Lines
Titus
Weldon Padgett
Sheila Holle
Montana Road
Labelle Terrace
Fogle Quarry
Nebraska Road
Cooking column to be archived at Kansas State University
Laura Wolf notes omelettes with fresh pasta salad and bread. Dottie Wellington donates her Ottawa cooking column archive and cookbooks to K State. Roger Adams of the rare books library explains the value for research and food history studies.
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Laurie Sisk
Dattie Wellington
Ottawa
Roger Adams
Kansas State University
Wellington
KSU
Adams
Laura Wolf
Dottie Wellington
Ottawa Herald
Elm Street
Kstate
Jell-O
Kraft Foods Inc
Wellington’s
Low-cost pet clinic offers vaccines at Ottawa shelter
In Ottawa at the Ben Martin Peck Animal Shelter volunteers and three veterinarians provided a low cost vaccination and license clinic. About 100 dogs and cats received care as owners held leashes and dogs jostled nearby. The $10 package included exam, vaccines, rabies shot and ID tag, with donations supporting the shelter at 230 W. 19th St. Call (785) 242-2967 or visit bmpas.org for details.
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Joanne Jones
Terri Wrick
Ottawa
Ben Martin Peck Animal Shelter
Melody Smith
Smith
Amy Li
19Th St
Bmpas.org
Franklin County
Larry Mages
Ed Smith
Drew Spisak
Wellsville
Deug Bennett
Debbie Nelson
Bandit
Beverly Mason
Stormy air war slows advance toward Baghdad
The blast battered advance units as sandstorms hindered U S and British forces nearing Iraq's capital. Blair said southern port secured amid stiff resistance, with air strikes on Mosul Kirkuk and Tikrit and progress toward bridges over the Euphrates. Bush sought 74.7 billion dollars from Congress to fund operations.
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U.S
Baghdad
Tony Blair
Mosul
Kirkuk
Saddam Hussein
Tikrit
Iraq
Euphrates
Blair
Medina
Saddam
3Rd Infantry
Najaf
Kenneth Preston
Army
V Corps
Bush
Congress
Coalition advances in Iraq war face chemical threat risk
The briefing says coalition forces are advancing on Baghdad with naval air power supporting the ground push. Officials warn Iraq may deploy chemical or biological weapons as troops close in. The Republican Guard controls much of the weaponry. analysts predict fewer street-fighting steps, stressing need for precise operations and strong intelligence. A separate incident reports an American F-16 accidentally firing on a Patriot battery.
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Baghdad
Navy
Patrick Driscoll
U.S
Iraq
Republican Guard
John Abrams
Army
Bagh
Chechnya
Abrams
Associated Press
Ottawa USD 290 grapples with crowding in elementary schools
Ottawa's school board and site councils debated crowding at Lincoln Elementary and other buildings. They weighed student to teacher ratios, with Eisenhower housing 40 relocated students and Lincoln offering up to three classes per grade. The district may need a new building to replace mobile units used for art music and special education.
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USD 290
Lincoln Elementary
Lincoln
Kelly Smith
Eisenhower
Jan Collins
Collins
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