Time Change Warns as Daylight Saving Ends
Daylight savings time ends with a warning for readers to adjust clocks. Officials remind residents to set clocks back one hour and note the effective change on Sunday morning.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 2012
Page
1
Daylight savings time ends with a warning for readers to adjust clocks. Officials remind residents to set clocks back one hour and note the effective change on Sunday morning.
Expert analysis notes Kansas 2nd District redrawing may not derail Lynn Jenkins. Douglas County addition could alter dynamics, but KU political scientist Burdett Loomis says the incumbent remains advantaged in a Republican district. The race is expected to be highly competitive with Jenkins favored to win.
The Plaza Grill and Cinema in Ottawa converted to digital projection and added 3-D for Hotel Transylvania, illustrating a national move as 78 percent of U S movie venues have gone digital. Owners warn of a looming crisis for cinemas still relying on 35-mm film as studios phase it out.
Kansas secretary of transportation Mike King addresses a crowd at Washburn Towers in Ottawa. He discusses the completed U.S. 59 highway to Lawrence the Johnson County intermodal project and the Kansas Department of Transportation funding and distribution processes.
Kansas Secretary of Transportation Mike King tells the First Friday Forum at Washburn Towers that safety tops his agenda. He notes the fatality reports are the toughest part of leading the multi billion dollar DOT and emphasizes the new highway will be safer and faster.
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