No First Year Fear For OHS Baseball Team
The OHS baseball squad may be new to the league but aims to play with seasoned composure and confidence. Details and page reference provided in Page IB.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1999
Page
8
The OHS baseball squad may be new to the league but aims to play with seasoned composure and confidence. Details and page reference provided in Page IB.
Saturday brings breezy conditions turning mostly cloudy with a high of 60 to 65. South winds 15 to 25 mph. Saturday night includes a chance of showers and thunderstorms. For more weather info see page 2A.
City attorney Douglas Martin asks a noisy neighbor to curb late night noise affecting Riley's 685 residents. Training at Fort Riley brings wall cracking and sleepless nights for families, with walls cracking the new clerk’s office and firing restricted to Sundays midday to noon.
A compact reader’s note outlines the paper sections with page ranges for Advice Classifieds Religion Obituaries Sports and Opinion across multiple pages. It lists pages 4B 5B 5A 6A 2A 18-28 and mentions sections including comics and religion.
Dr. Jack Kevorkian, barred from calling witnesses, fired his own attorney today and agreed to withdraw from acting as his own lawyer. Oakland County Circuit Judge Jessica Cooper pressed for certainty as attorney David Goresh prepared to handle upcoming trial matters while jurors resumed deliberations after five hours of talks.
FDA officials report 38 acute liver failure cases probably caused by Rezulin, bringing total confirmed cases to 43 among users. Seven received liver transplants, five survived without transplant, 28 died, with three outcomes unknown. Some doctors say benefits can outweigh risks for hard-to-control diabetes. Only an estimated 45 percent receive proper liver monitoring.
Chuck Shepherd’s Weird News item recounts Hampton Virginia man William Vaughn leaping onto a car roof during a dispute and riding 25 miles at up to 60 mph as the vehicle fled. Chicago followed with Charles Gardner on SUV roof during a failed carjacking, time surfed 20 minutes. Ship Bottom New Jersey saw Matt Thomas on a hood during a pay dispute, brief hop to no avail. Also noted is David Liu of the University of Alberta named Canadian Professor of the Year for teaching upside down equations to assist students.
In Opera Kansas Rep Ralph Tanner objected to abstaining on an anti abortion bill language and the Kansas House ordered him to vote. The measure 79 to 45 would require parental consent before abortion for girls under 18. Tanner later cast a present vote and warned of family decisions over politics.
Dr. Matthew Sung recently opened a pediatric practice in Ottawa at 1320 S. Ash, aiming to connect with teens by building trust rather than dictating rules. He highlights teen health challenges from tobacco use to early sexual activity and related risks, stressing frank, supportive dialogue.
Harris News Service reports House Education Committee members wrestle with funds for 189 districts as they debate two plans. One would raise the base per pupil by 47 dollars, with 16 million for declining districts, while critics say aid remains unfair and insufficient to halt losses. The committee planned to vote Friday, amid earlier proposals totaling tens of millions in new spending.
NATO aircraft and missiles bomb Yugoslavia for a second night focusing on Kosovo as Serbs and ethnic Albanians clash. Belgrade reports daylight raids while international monitors flee Kosovo amid village burnings and civilian danger. UN refugee chief Ogata warns of civilians' peril as Walker says monitoring mission shrinks to 250.
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