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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 2001
Page
7
Forecast calls for clearing tonight with a low near 50 and light east winds. Saturday will be mostly sunny with a high near 75 and southeast winds 10 to 15 mph.
Justice Department lawyers urged Attorney General Ashcroft to postpone Timothy McVeigh’s federal execution by 30 days after FBI documents failed to reach his defense. The disclosure could delay the first U.S. federal execution since 1963, as McVeigh weighs options while victims’ families react with anger and disbelief.
Four year old Jarrett Black helps his mother bring home a plant from day care as a Mott flower garden project. Tracy, holding a plant, digs a hole for the new addition during a Thursday afternoon family activity.
Gov. Bill Graves signed bills moving into effect May 17. The first requires school officials using district credit cards to disclose spending records, triggered by a Haysville case where a senior uncovered up to 16000 dollars a month in charges and prompted a board seat win and a superintendent's dismissal. The second bill creates an emergency plan for contagious animal disease outbreaks like foot and mouth.
The Ottawa Board of Education meets Monday at OMS to decide on demolishing the Fifth and Main building amid a five year dispute. Board member Coen signals a motion to demolish unless a concrete alternative emerges while preservationists seek more time and a viable plan.
Kansas farmers abandoned about 1 million acres of hard red winter wheat, with USDA projecting 285.6 million bushels from remaining fields. The state’s 8.4 million harvested acres would be the lowest since 1957, amid drought, high insurance coverage, and shrinking cattle herds. Local farmer Jerry McReynolds described heavy losses, planning to replant some ground in milo and noting insurance gaps.
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