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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1997
Page
6
Ottawa University thumps Southwest Assemblies of God 69 to 0 to reclaim first place in the KCAC standings as Southwestern loses to Bethany, boosting the Braves in the national rankings.
The forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies on Tuesday with a high near 57 degrees. South winds will range from 10 to 20 miles per hour, contributing to a gentle regional breeze.
An estimated $70,000 fire severely damaged a house at 423 East 15th in the 400 block Friday night. Clayton Haag and his wife Dorothy and two children were inside. Haag was treated for minor cuts at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Officials say the fire started from an unattended open flame or candle.
NationsBank files in Shawnee County District Court seeking authority to foreclose on BioCore Inc. and owners after alleging a $475,000 loan remains unpaid. Defendants include BioFoods Inc and BioCore Medical Technologies Inc. Controversy surrounds BioCore’s funding and employment of state legislators.
A collage of humorous missteps from August to September including a Winter Park man unable to pay for a massage and calling his mother for funds, two teens charged with armed robbery in Georgia after a stand-off, and a Newmarket jury foreman misreading verdicts leading to later correction.
Iraq turns back a U.N. weapons inspection team including an American. Kofi Annan proposes a three member group to Baghdad to discuss firm implementation of the resolution. The United States says no negotiations and demands Saddam comply with U.N. resolutions.
Coffey County authorities hunted for two anglers and their boat missing on Wolf Creek Lake after they checked in at 8 a.m. Sunday. Ground and water search ended at dusk due to wind and darkness, and a Kansas Highway Patrol helicopter pursued an air search Sunday night. Families have been notified. identities not released.
AP reports prosecutor Larry Mackey says Terry Nichols was at a safe distance during the federal building bombing yet equally guilty as Timothy McVeigh. He notes Nichols planned the attack, killed 168 people, and conspired with McVeigh, while jurors in Oklahoma City hear opening statements and survivors watch as jury selection continues. Nichols’ defense seeks to frame him as a troubled former soldier and family man. Nichols was at his Kansas home when the attack occurred.
The World Bank cautions AIDS could surge in Eastern Europe and other regions. A $632 million prevention effort supports 61 projects across 41 countries, urging rapid, targeted action for high risk groups while noting access gaps in many nations. Martha Ainsworth and Joseph Stiglitz emphasize urgent, politically tough measures.
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