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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 2003
Page
6
Adam Winkler of Ottawa University posts a strong finish in Region 4, placing 14th and narrowly missing a spot at the NAIA national meet. The result reflects a competitive regional race with Winkler among the top contenders for an NCAA or NAIA berth.
Tonight mostly cloudy with a 20 percent chance of showers after midnight. Lows around 45. Wednesday turns cooler and breezy with mostly sunny skies and a high near 55. Weather page indicates regional forecast details.
Local wireless providers study new FCC rules allowing customers to keep numbers when switching to cellular service and vice versa. The changes start November 24 in the 100 largest metros and March 24, 2004 elsewhere, with Ottawa area likely waiting until March. Industry executives anticipate a slow, coordinated rollout across carriers and providers.
President Bush marks Veterans Day with wreath at Arlington and a speech at the Reagan Building. He reflects on sacrifices of troops in Iraq and Afghanistan and notes ongoing violence as U S casualties near 400. Defense officials say forces on the ground are sufficient for now.
Reuben Law, 105, Nevada's last WWI veteran, recalls the war's end and Armistice Day from his Carson City home. He notes surviving memories of hauling supplies and transporting wounded near Allerey, France, while acknowledging flu sickness and danger aboard the ship en route to Europe.
A Franklin County woman, Stacy Ross of Wellsville, faces a renewed trial in Anderson County on two felony vehicular homicide charges stemming from a May 2002 three vehicle crash that killed two teens. A six member jury previously failed to reach a verdict and now six more witnesses begin testimony on the misdemeanor counts.
Ottawa officials reviewed a century-old school shut down in 1897 when the public facility was condemned. Students were moved to other buildings and businesses, the day shortened to a half day, and after protests a bond vote opposed new taxes. A unanimous decision to buy the Wilson and Davis roads property for 200000 dollars followed, with part already paid via lease options.
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