Wellsville churches plan second annual Thanksgiving dinner
Wellsville volunteers from local churches will host a free Thanksgiving dinner at the Family Center on Third and Locust, inviting all but especially aiding those without family. Organizers anticipate more attendees, request reservations by Nov. 25, and offer transportation or home delivery within three miles. Contact Earline McGinnis or Esther Raugewitz to reserve.
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Planning Commission OKs plan to switch day care operators
Ottawa Planning Commission backs a plan to appoint Windy Gibbs owner of ABC123 Learning Center to operate the ORV run Village Child Care at Ottawa Retirement Village. Gibbs will lease the facility and seek state approval to take over the ORV day care while keeping ABC123 open. The proposal heads to the City Commission for final action.
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Trial ends as vehicular homicide case is dismissed
In a Kansas courtroom, Judge Smith dismisses the Ross case after finding no criminal negligence beyond inattentiveness in the fatal crash. Prosecutor Campbell notes a cellular phone element. defense argues past Supreme Court rulings require more than mere negligence. Relatives voice frustration as the decision leaves calls for accountability unresolved.
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Trade surge lifts September exports amid import rise
September exports reached 86.2 billion dollars, a 2.8 percent rise from August and the strongest since May 2001, helped by a weaker dollar and improving economies abroad. New unemployment claims rose to 366,000, signaling a stabilizing labor market, as tensions mount over global trade policy including a WTO ruling that Bush steel tariffs are illegal.
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