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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 2003
Page
6
Wellsville High School and Ottawa University football teams advance toward postseason goals. News notes indicate upcoming games and standings as they pursue conference glory.
Tonight is cloudy with a low around 50. Tuesday, Veterans Day, remains mostly cloudy with a 20 percent chance of showers and a high near 65. Weather details continue on Page 2.
Kansas Colorado and Utah moved to cancel 2004 presidential primaries citing high costs and questions about their value as front loaded states. Democratic governors blocked some efforts, while others pressed for caucuses as turnout risks rise and the system faces calls for reform.
Washington AP dispatch chronicles tears and pride as Navy veteran Ted Burke, diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, eyes the Memorial Day weekend dedication on the National Mall. Dole helped push the project after a 1993 act, with public opening planned in April ahead of May 29 ceremony. Mindful of aging veterans, officials expect fewer than 4 million of the 16 million who served to be alive at the time.
Members of the Sons of Confederate Veterans of Kansas City join Ottawa’s Veterans Day parade as World War I reenactors march past the Franklin County Courthouse. Cadence rings out while the annual event honors past service members.
Appanoose Elementary School earns the 2003 Challenge Award from the Confidence in Kansas Public Education Task Force for beating expectations on state assessments despite a high at risk student population. The district reports about 48 percent of students qualify for free and reduced lunch.
Senator Joseph Biden urged in a Sunday interview that the United States convene a trans Atlantic summit to repair ties with Europe and adopt a new Iraq approach rooted in NATO involvement. He said Washington lacks a clear strategy and must fundamentally shift how to win the peace.
The Associated Press reports 388 U.S. service members have died since operations began in Iraq with the Defense Department not updating Saturday or Sunday. The tally also notes 1,889 wounded in action and 341 non hostile injuries. NATO options and a revised Iraqi Governing Council are urged by critics and politicians.
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