Weather forecast brief for tonight and Tuesday
A concise forecast notes tonight partly cloudy with a 20 percent storm chance and lows in the lower 50s. Tuesday remains partly cloudy with highs in the lower 70s and Tuesday night near 50.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 05, 2003
Page
7
A concise forecast notes tonight partly cloudy with a 20 percent storm chance and lows in the lower 50s. Tuesday remains partly cloudy with highs in the lower 70s and Tuesday night near 50.
Franklin County Cancer Foundation leader notes limited local groups while America Cancer Society offers the Cancer Survivors Network via 1 877 333 4673 and cancer.org. Online members can register, email or chat with peers. the free program includes pre recorded talks by survivors and caregivers, available around the clock, but more local groups are needed.
Life imitated art as a tornado ripped the Hosack farm barn roof and damaged outbuildings near Louisburg. Two twisters may have touched Miami County, with debris damaging a Ottawa home on Dundee Street and a centuries-old maple tree harmed. No major countywide damage reported beyond Friin and Anderson counties.
A Sunday tornado killed seven people in Kansas across Crawford Cherokee Wyandotte Labette Neosho Miami and Leavenworth Counties. Gov Sebelius declared disaster areas for the six counties. Crawford County reported one death in Franklin and two near Girard as the storm damaged about 80 homes over a 14 mile path from McCune to Mulberry.
County commissioners approve outside help used by Ottawa to draft a comprehensive plan. Planning director Larry Walrod will partner with Bucher Willis Ratliff of Kansas City to project rural residential growth using 2000 census data, aiming for hearings this summer.
Bruce Levens, of Kansas City, joins Doug Durbin in a blues jam at City Park Ottawa as part of the Third Annual Beach Blanket Benefit two-day fundraiser for Hope House food pantry. Durbin, who produced the event, reports about 60 pounds of food donated and roughly $302 collected. About 20 musicians contributed to the effort at Fifth and Main streets.
After Iraq victory boosts, layoffs surged in three months, totaling over 500,000, with factories losing 95,000 jobs in April alone marking 33 straight months of declines. Manufacturing remains hard hit while auto sales fall despite incentives as consumer confidence rebounds from a prior drop.
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