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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 2007

Page

6

MTV Arabia aims to conquer Middle East with hip hop

MTV Arabia launches with 60 percent international and 40 percent Arabic music, emphasizing local talent and culture. The channel tailors content for a conservative audience, reduces provocative videos, and features Hip Hop Na with Saudi rapper Qusai Khidr selecting acts across seven cities.

MTV Middle East Dubat United Arab Emirates MTV Arabia Abdlullatif al-Sayegh Arab Media Group Ludacris Akon Karl Wolf Desert Heat Mideast Patrick Samaha Associated Press Europe India Gulf Lebanon Syria Bhavneet Singh Emerging Markets Group MTV Networks International Qusai Khidr Fred Wreck 50 Cent Snoop Dogg al-Sayeghi

Neil Diamond reveals Caroline Kennedy inspiration for Sweet Caroline

Neil Diamond says Caroline Kennedy inspired his hit Sweet Caroline after seeing a photo of the president’s daughter. He wrote the song in Memphis after years of secrecy and performed it for Kennedy at her 50th birthday via satellite. The singer regards the track as the pinnacle of his career and credits Kennedy’s influence.

Neil Diamond Sweet Caroline Caroline Kennedy Los Angeles Kennedy Caroline Associated Press Diamond Memphis Tenn

Ottawa considers smoking ban and enforcement plan

City officials discussed a proposed smoking ban with a softened enforcement role, proposing a grace period and a June 1 start date. A public hearing is set for January 2 at 7 p.m. The meeting also covered burglary investigations with about $50,000 in thefts and damages, progress on a community center, and online updates to the city budget and zoning documents.

Richard Nienstedt Ramsey Bezek Ottawa Dennis Butler Butler Community Center Task Force Ottawakansas Josh Shaw

Weather turns wintry with mix and bans in Franklin County

Cold to start with a 24 degree low and a 50 percent chance of mixed rain and snow after noon. Alan Radcliffe says not to worry despite potential weather line. Southwest winds gusting to 25 mph trigger a no burn order, first since Jan. 8, with gusts possibly to 30 mph Wednesday. Winds ease to 10 mph Thursday as Thanksgiving outlook calls for sunny skies and highs around 39. Weekend highs in the 40s and lows in the 30s.

National Weather Service Alan Radcliffe Franklin County Emergency Management Franklin County Eckard Weather Service

Sarkozy faces nationwide strikes over reform push in France

Civil servants and transport workers walked out across France challenging President Nicolas Sarkozy's reform program. He defended his mandate for change, urging an end to walkouts before they cripple the economy, while vowing a slimmer civil service to modernize the government.

Paris Nicolas Sarkozy France Sarkozy

Pakistan frees thousands jailed in emergency crackdown

More than 3,000 detainees under emergency rule have been released, Interior Ministry says the figure reached 3,416 with over 2,000 still jailed. Musharraf travels to Saudi Arabia amid pressure from Washington to free opposition leaders and end media restrictions. An unnamed official notes ongoing releases and potential talks with Nawaz Sharif, who was exiled.

Islamabad Pakistan Interior Ministry Pervez Musharraf Musharraf Saudi Arabia Washington Javed Iqbal Cheema Nawaz Sharif Sharif Supreme Court Dawn

Aid workers struggle to reach cyclone survivors in Bangladesh

Aid workers battle to deliver food water and shelter to survivors of Cyclone Sidr in Bangladesh. The 3150 killed figure dominates toll updates as international pledges around 120 million dollars face delays due to poor communications and remote areas. The American Red Cross commits 1.2 million to water and shelter efforts.

Patharghata Bangladesh Foreign Ministry American Red Cross Anwarul Huq Bangladesh Rural Advancement Committee

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