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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1997
Page
6
Weather forecast: Partly sunny with cool highs
Partly sunny Tuesday with a high of 50 to 55 degrees and a northwest wind of 5 to 15 mph. The conditions suggest a mild day with light to moderate breeze across the region.
Parade of Dreams highlights Ottawa students for Education Week
Ottawa elementary kindergartners through third graders will march on Main Street at 2 p.m. in a Parade of Dreams as part of American Education Week with a theme Teaching Children to Think and Dream. If weather delays, the event moves to Thursday.
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Ottawa
Main Street
Herald
Ottawa Middle School
Wreck victims improve after three vehicle crash
One of three children injured in a three vehicle wreck a week ago has been discharged from the University of Kansas Medical Center in Kansas City Kansas. Silver Moehlman 13, was hospitalized with injuries from the Nov 9 accident that killed her mother Deborah Moehlman 34 Pomona and Karla Gine Ottawa both died at the scene five west of Ottawa on K 68. Brannan's children Stephanie 7 and Nicholas 10 remain hospitalized at Children's Mercy Hospital Kansas City Missouri. Stephanie is listed in serious condition and Nicholas has been upgraded to good condition.
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University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Silver Moehlman
Silver
Deborah A. Moehlman
Pomona
Karla K. Gine
Ottawa
Brannan
Stephanie
Nicholas
Children’s Mercy Hospital
Clinton to dedicate Cessna welfare to work training center
In Wichita Kansas Cessna Aircraft converted an abandoned grocery store into a welfare to work training facility and child development center, with President Clinton attending the dedication. About 250 people have joined the program, women sheet metal trainees start at $5.50 per hour with benefits and rise as they gain skill in airplane parts.
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Wichita
Kan
Cessna Aircraft Co
Clinton
Seher Com
King Elvis street dream in Danish town vote
In Tornved Denmark voters may elect Birger Niels Petersen as city councilman this month with a campaign pledge to rename the main street Elvis Presley Boulevard and the town hall Graceland. A New York Times note recalled Jiang Zemin and Fidel Ramos singing Love Me Tender during the 1996 Philippines visit.
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Tornved
Denmark
Birger Niels Petersen
Elvis Presley
Graceland
U.s.-China
New York Times
Jiang Zemin
Philippines
Fidel Ramos
Chuck Shepherd
P.O
St. Petersburg
Fla
Energizer Bunny defies odds at home in Olathe health saga
Andell Bealmer, nearing 82, battles diabetes, heart failure, lung disease, vascular problems, anemia, and prior cancer. Despite multiple surgeries and amputations, home care from Southview in Ottawa and nearby towns supports his recovery. Nurse Marcella Daugharthy and therapist Gretchen Harrigan note progress from walker to cane and stair mobility. Frances Bealmer, a medical professional, cites relief from the shift to home care as Wendell thrives and stays connected to farm life.
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Andell Bealmer
Olathe
Frances
Wendell
Meadowbrook
Gardner
Centropolis
Southview Homecare
Ottawa
Louisburg
Stanley
St. Joseph
Marcella Daugh
Daugharthy
Southview
Gretchen Harrigan
Harrigan
Steve Morse
Wendell Bealmer
Bealmer
Fire guts plastics factory at Laich Industries Ottawa plant
A blaze at Laich Industries Ottawa plant, a plastics maker of coat and adhesive hangers, burned for more than 15 hours. Six workers inside escaped unharmed. no firefighters were injured. The building spans 100000 square feet. plant employees were about 52 to 70 or 80 workers range. Firefighters fought the fire in stages, refining access as the inferno continued through the night.
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Laich Industries
N. Davis
Cleveland
Ohio
Ottawa
Diveo Wayne Manufacturing
Commodore Industries
Laich
Memorial tribute marks Great American Smokeout event
Local cancer society hosts a remembrance at the Franklin County Courthouse at 11 a m on Thursday for tobacco related deaths as part of the Great American Smokeout now in its 71st year Students from county middle and high schools will form a circle of remembrance and write names on ribbons The CHAP committee and county health department organized the event to spur support for stronger tobacco regulations and youth smoking prevention Activities include warnings at Ottawa restaurants flyer distribution at local stores and anti tobacco ads See CANCER page 3
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Ranklin County
American Cancer Society
Franklin County
Franklin County Health Department
American Cancer Plan
County Clerk's Office
Ottawa City Hall
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Adam Howard
Williamsburg High School
Megan Caruthers
Misty Gould
Wellsville High School
Stacia Wood
Pomona High School
Jessica Coulson
Courtney Pruner
Central
Attack on Luxor Temple Kills 66 Tourists in Egypt
Gunmen opened fire on tourists near the Hatshepsut Temple outside Luxor, triggering a three hour battle that left 66 dead, including three elderly French visitors. Six attackers and two policemen died, officials said, with police eventually killing assailants who fled into hills.
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Luxor
Egypt
Polee
Inclu
Hatshepsut
Interior Ministry
Tension in the Week Report on Police Shootout Casualties
A tense week ended with police shooting six assailants. seven victims were foreigners with no full breakdown. The statement named Swiss, German, and Japanese among the foreigners. Twenty four people were wounded including twelve Swiss and two Germans with one French casualty.
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Wenty
Iraqis stage protest outside parliament with anti America slogans
In Baghdad 250 Iraqi lawmakers and officials gathered around the National Parliament to chant Down with America while chalking slogans on the sidewalk. The protest followed Saddam Hussein’s expulsion of U.N. inspectors and a U.S. threat of military action as tensions escalate over weapons inspections.
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Baghdad
Iraq
America
Saddam Hussein
U.N
Saddam
U.N. Ty Council
U.S
Ierene Ae
Saadoun Hammadi
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