Ottawa aims to force playoff bid with two results
Ottawa seeks a pair of outcomes today to push Bethany past Southwestern and lift Ottawa into a tie. The result would give Ottawa a share of the lead and a chance at the playoffs, with details on Page 7.
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Ottawa
Bethany
Southwestern
Windy and Cooler with Gusty Northwest Winds
Partly sunny conditions with a high around the upper 50s. Northwest winds 20 to 30 mph with gusts. The day trends cooler and breezier across the region. Weather forecast notes a brisk continental air mass moving through.
Ottawa Partners with Kidney Car to Remove Junk Vehicles
The city of Ottawa and the National Kidney Foundation launch a program inviting residents to call 1-800-488-CARS for vehicle removal with towing if needed. Donors may qualify for a tax deduction, NKF resells usable cars or parts, and recycling iron or steel. Newer models and antiques like a '53 Chrysler are accepted.
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Ottawa
National Kidney Foundation
Vicki Cummiskey
NKF
Wichita
Chrysler
Firefighters Battle House Blaze on E 15th Street
Ottawa firefighters battled a house fire on E 15th Street late Friday night. Details were not immediately available as crews continued to work.
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Ottawa
E. 15Th Street
Paula Jones case raises questions over Arkansas job entry
Paula Jones joined the Arkansas Economic Development Commission as a document examiner on March 11, 1991, after low scores on grammar and typing exams. She alleges Governor Bill Clinton harassed her at a hotel room in Little Rock, and that retaliation followed with denied merit pay and a dead-end posting, though records show a 2.5 percent merit raise nearly a year later.
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Little Rock
Ark
Paula Jones
Bill Clinton
Clinton
Miscellany of oddities and missteps in public life
A collage of unusual claims and misstatements. Baptist leader Henry Lyons explains forgotten marriages amid past fund-misspending accusations. San Francisco lunch program reports cite green bologna complaints. Arkansas case features John E Herndon’s plea to teen photos with alcohol. Hood River man arrested for public indecency claims a tan excuse tied to church softball.
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Fla
Henry Lyons
National Baptist Convention
San Francisco
Johnson Ojo
Health Department
John E. Herndon
Little Rock
Ark
Earth Angels
Lee Walter Nance
Hood River
Ore
Nance
Veterans Day Parade Seeks Participants in Ottawa Franklin County
Franklin County Veterans Memorial Committee continues accepting entries for the Veterans Day Parade set for 1 30 p m on November 8 in Ottawa. After the parade a ceremony honors veterans on the courthouse lawn with prize drawings for a butterfly painting and a cathedral clock carving. Tickets are $1 and available at RMH or from committee members.
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Franklin County Veterans Memorial Committee
Sherry Wright
Ottawa
Ottawa Veterans of Foreign Wars Organization
Wright
VFW
Call Wright
Ray Shumate
Montana Road
Phil King
Ottawa Vfw
Franklin County
4Th and Main
Veterans Committee
Bill Howe
Alan Maxwell
S. Elm
Maxwell
Ransom Memorial Hospital
RMH
New York
Tanner backs US-59 upgrade amid highway plan doubts
Kansas lawmaker Ralph Tanner says Gov Bill Graves backs a cautious approach to a new comprehensive highway plan in 1998, but Tanner will push to keep US-59 improvement between Ottawa and Lawrence prominent in future actions. He emphasizes gubernatorial support as essential for any final plan.
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Ralph Tanner
Bill Graves
Tanner
R-Baldwin
Ottawa
Lawrence
Graves
UN to Resume Iraq Weapons Inspections Next Week
The United Nations said it will restart weapons inspections in Iraq next week with all nationalities allowed, despite Iraq's order for Americans on the team to leave. Richard Butler called Iraq’s move a breach of the 1991 cease fire, drawing a rebuke from France.
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Robert H. Reid
Associated Press
United Nations
Baghdad
Iraq
Richard Butler
U.N. Security Council
Butler
Council
Alain Dejammet
IRAG
Irregular moons found orbiting Uranus raise new formation clues
Astronomers using the Hale telescope at Palomar Observatory report two small irregular moons orbiting Uranus, bringing the total to 17. The 100 and 50 mile bodies have tilted, elongated orbits far above the plane of most solar system objects, suggesting capture early in the planet’s history. The larger moon appears red, likely coated with hydrocarbons from methane ice bombardment. Discovery was confirmed from Sept 6 and 7 observations, announced by the IAU.
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Stronomers
Uranus
Jupiter
Saturn
Neptune
Jonathan lLunine
University of Arizona
California
Palomar Observatory
International Astronomical Union
Separatists guilty of kidnapping by EDUARDO MONTES
Texas jurors convict Associate leader Richard McLaren and ally Robert Otto of organized criminal activity in the April 27 abduction of Joe and Margaret Ann Rowe that sparked a weeklong standoff at Davis Mountain Resort. Sentencing set for Tuesday. each faces life or a $10,000 fine.
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Robert Otto
Joe
Margaret Ann Rowe
Davis Mountain
Texas
Texas Rangers
Otto
Kenneth Dehart
United States
Republic of
Texas McLaren
Frank Brown
Albert Valadez
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