Pomona Boys Cross Country Wins Central Heights Invite
Pomona's boys cross country team claimed victory at the Central Heights Invitational meet, asserting their dominance in the race. Details and results appear on Page 7.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 2003
Page
9
Pomona's boys cross country team claimed victory at the Central Heights Invitational meet, asserting their dominance in the race. Details and results appear on Page 7.
Tonight mostly clear with a low around 47. Saturday will be partly cloudy and reach about 75 as the weekend begins. Weather report appears on page 14.
Ottawa High School unveiled its Wall of Honor Thursday night honoring Gary Hart Charles Henning and Gary Fredricks. The ceremony in the OHS gymnasium drew over 200 attendees as Hart Henning and Fredricks joined the 22nd 23rd and 24th graduates commemorated on the wall. Fredricks recounted his youth and a 25 year Air Force career including 200 combat missions and 32 decorations before moving into defense electronics.
The September unemployment rate held at 6.1 percent as payrolls rose for the first time in eight months, with a net gain of 57,000 jobs across industries and fewer factory losses than before. Economists cautioned about persistent long-term job seekers and part-time workers while signaling a potential turning point for the labor market.
About 120 legislators regulators and industry officials met at Washburn University for a statewide natural gas summit urging reduced taxes and lighter regulations to spur production. Participants warned current policies may deter drilling while stressing the need for a comprehensive energy plan to ensure reliable supply amid winter concerns.
U S weapons hunter David Kay reports no weapons of mass destruction found in Iraq but cites ongoing undeclared programs and missile development by Saddam Hussein's regime. He seeks six to nine more months of searching. Bush aides request 600 million to continue. Critics challenge the war’s justification while White House calls the interim findings significant.
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