Ottawa Wins State Football Title By 11 Year Olds
Ottawa’s youngest football team claims the state championship, with all players aged 11. Details and celebration on Page 7.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1998
Page
7
Thursday Weather Outlook with Clouds and Cool Highs
Thursday brings mostly cloudy skies and a high near 48. East wind 5 to 15 mph. For more weather information, see page 2.
Ottawa selects Karin Yancey as recreation director
State Ottawa Recreation Commission hires Karin Jane Yancey as recreation director designate. She will start December 1 after KBI background check. Baldwin says she was the board’s top choice and brings pool renovations budgeting maintenance and grants totaling 240000. Yancey led six grant pursuits six awarded five funded. supervised 20 staff across Searcy County with about 12000 residents.
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Ottawa Recreation Commission
Karin Jane Yancey
Searcy County
Ark
Yancey
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
ORC
Debbie Baldwin
Baldwin
Ottawa
Kansas Public Employees
Vajpayee says India halted sixth nuclear test in May
Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee told lawmakers that India planned a sixth underground test on May 13 but pulled back on scientists advice. Five prior explosions were conducted May 11 and May 13 at a western Thai desert test site, with Pakistan launching six tests later that month.
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New Delhi
India
Atal Bihari Vajpayee
Press Trust of India
Vajpayee
Pakistan
PTI
Protests Rage as Indonesian Assembly Debates Reform
In Jakarta soldiers fired warning shots and struck protesters with rattan canes during a march toward Parliament where the People's Consultative Assembly debated reforming Indonesia's long military backed system. Nine soldiers were injured when a car struck riot officers. two students and three photographers were hurt as troops used canes near luxury hotels.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
People’s Consultative Assembly
Suharto
Fattening Rooms in Efik Rite Spark Cultural Debate
An October Los Angeles Times piece notes Efik girls in Nigeria endure weeks in fattening rooms to ward off stigma of thinness and infertility. a 50 year old mother recalls being sent at age seven. The article also cites The New York Times on uplift anxiety from Prozac happiness.
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Los Angeles Times
Nigeria
New York Times
Chuckford
P.O
St. Petersburg
Fln
Compuserve.com
U N inspectors pull out of Baghdad amid Iraq strike fears
More than 400 weapons inspectors and U N staff left Baghdad in a major pullout as the United States weighed a possible military strike on Iraq. A convoy of 11 buses carried over 100 inspectors from the U N Special Commission, followed four hours later by about 300 humanitarian staff.
Clinton signals willingness to strike Iraq if inspectors fail
President Clinton said the United States is prepared to act against Iraq if Saddam Hussein does not resume cooperation with U.N. weapons inspectors. In a Veterans Day speech at Arlington National Cemetery he warned that inaction would undermine U.N. credibility and embolden Saddam. As he spoke, U.S. warships moved toward the Persian Gulf and planners discussed a major force buildup. The State Department began drawing nonessential personnel from Israel and Kuwait amid escalating tensions since Oct. 31, when Iraq halted cooperation. At least 400 U.N. staffers left Baghdad, and the Security Council convened an emergency meeting to decide next steps.
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Ashington
Clint
U.S
Iraq
Saddam Hussein
United Nations
Arlington National Cemetery
Clinton
U.N
Saddam
Persian Gulf
Pentagon
State Department
Israel
Kuwait
U.N. Special Commission
Baghdad
U.N. Security Council
Flood disaster declaration extends aid to Franklin County
Franklin County is included in a presidential disaster declaration for recent floods. Residents and businesses may qualify for federal assistance. register with FEMA at 1 800 462 9029 to begin. Eligibility depends on damage, insurance, and other local aid programs. aid also supports those injured or unemployed, including self employed farmers.
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Ranklin County
Federal Emergency Management Agency
FEMA
Franklin
Gunman kills officer in St Joseph rampage
In St Joseph Missouri a gunman shot randomly along a downtown street killing a police officer and wounding three others before dying in a shootout with police. Police identified 33 year old William Eldon Lattin Jr of St Joseph as the gunman who had 12 prior arrests from 1985 to 1993 for offenses including possession of a controlled substance burglary discharging a firearm and carrying concealed weapons.
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Bradley Brooks
Associated Press
T. Joseph
Missouri City
St. Joseph
Kansas City
William Eldon Lattin Jr
Lattin
Spirit 2003 Project Plans for Ottawa Church
The First United Methodist Church of Ottawa seeks an $800,000 renovation of its 1903 building at 203 E Fourth, aiming for completion in 2003 to mark the church’s centennial at its present site. The Spirit 2003 plan emphasizes debt avoidance and requires 75 percent of funds before starting work, funded by private donations from about 350 families.
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First United Methodist— Church
E. Fourth
Ottawa
Kent Melcher
Melcher
Phil Gibson
Ran Bishop
First United Methodist Church
E. 4Th
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