Made O Day reunion and COF volleyball event announced
Bulletins note a 7 pm Made O Day employees reunion at Sirloin Stockade Conference Room. COF Training Services fields 15 athletes and two coaches for a Special Olympics volleyball tournament at Burlington Middle School and Recreation Center, free to the public, with 140 athletes and 20 coaches from eight local programs participating. Opening ceremonies at 9 am, competition at 9:30 am.
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Aad
Made O'Day
Sirloin Stockade
COF
Burlington
Burlington Middle School
Soks-Ne
Manhattan
Breast exam info at health fair and awareness month
Joy Todd reports at the Adult Health Fair in Ottawa, Sandi Staneart will instruct self breast exams from 9 am to noon. The event marks Breast Cancer Awareness Month with pink ribbons donated by June Butler of Butler Florists. The Franklin County Cancer Support Group urges women 35 and up to get mammograms and perform self exams, while Ottawa University nurse Carmela Denton advises monthly testicular exams for men. one in eight women in the U.S. will be diagnosed with breast cancer.
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Herald
Sandi Staneart
ARNP
Ottawa
June Butler
Butler Florists
Franklin County
Breast Cancer Support Group
Cora Kunard
Franklin County Cancer Support Group
Carmela Denton
Ottawa University
National Cancer Institute
Williamsburg seeks tip on sign vandalism reward
Williamsburg offers reward for information leading to the arrest of a person removing signs around Williamsburg High School area. Mayor Gilkey says contact the Sheriff Department or Frain with any details. People with information are asked to call 740-5792.
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Harald Stolt
Age of
Williamsburg
Warren
Louisa tae + pear
Williamsburg High School Agriguitural
Bern Sane
Gilkey
Tanita
Clkey
Founder withdraws funding. Bloch Cancer Center to close
Richard Bloch, cancer survivor and H&R Block co founder, stops the center’s $100,000 annual support to UMKC Bloch Cancer Center citing disagreements over operations. The 13 year old program will end at year’s end after shifting to notify about 70 continuing clients and broader services already in place.
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Kansas City, Mo
Richard Bloch
University of Missouri-Kansas City
Bloch
UMKG
Kansas City
Mark Davidner
H&r Block
UMKC
Sherian Anderson
Graves urges moderates to back one GOP candidate
Kansas Governor Bill Graves urged moderate Republicans to unite behind a single candidate to defeat Tim Shallenburger in the August GOP gubernatorial primary. Graves, barred from a third term, said a single ticket with a strong running mate would best elevate moderates against the conservative treasurer. Lt. Gov. Gary Sherrer participated in efforts to narrow the field.
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Graves
GOP
Topeka
Bill Graves
Tim Shallenburger
Shallenburger
Kansas
Gary Sherrer
Daily Report Hospital Notes And Local Incidents
Admissions include Stacy Roll Norma Slemp Hailey Woolsoncroft Grover Crawford and Diana Zoller. Dismissals Donald Smith and others. Sheriff saves damage to gate before 7:49 a.m. Thursday. Thefts include bicycle in Ash Street block. Multiple arrests in Ottawa area for theft DUI child abuse and more with bonds set or juveniles held. Accidents report vehicle bicycle collision and deer-related crashes with injuries and no injuries. Ambulance calls list numerous medical emergencies across Wednesday and Thursday.
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Stacy Roll
Richmond
Norma Slemp
Ottawa
Hailey Woolsoncroft
Baldwin
Grover Crawford
Wellsville
Robert Brenner
Diana Zoller
Donald Smith
Kerry Kuehn
Derek Dorsey
Stephanie Herron
Williamsburg
Walleye
S. Main
Shannon R. Allen
S. Oak
Riley Road
Jason Gragg
Brian S. Gragg
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Nonin
Deborah L. Aubert
Williams
Youth Action Council lives on in city programs
The Front Page notes ongoing youth programs in 2000s city efforts. The Youth Action Council, with 20 to 25 students meeting twice a month, writes bylaws and leads volunteer projects. The Youth in Government program lets students observe city operations. eight students participate. Contact Dianna Mitchell or Ezra Sykes for details.
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Youth Action Council
Mitchell
Sion
Herrick
Dianna Mitchell
Dimitch
Swbell
Ezra Sykes
Esykes
Ottawaherald
Bush Promises Second Chance to Nab Terror Leaders
President Bush urged bringing in Osama bin Laden’s leaders and allied terrorists while outlining a worldwide coalition against terror. He praised al Qaeda arrests abroad and vowed to expand actions beyond Afghanistan, as America memorialized the 9 11 attacks and a new Homeland Security office began. Bush noted Syria’s offer to help, defended missile defenses against the ABM treaty, and asked children to mail $1 to aid Afghanistan’s youngsters.
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Bush
Maked
Afghanistan
bin Laden
al-Qeida
France
Al-Q
Hushagid
Atdine
New York
Washington
Office of Homeland Security
Dick Cheney
White House
Syria
Coalition Against Terror
Pentagon
Russia
U.S
Vladimir Putin
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Cedar
Ottawa Community Arts Council
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Rowena Lacer
Old Depot
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Elm
First Baptist Church
Fourth
Hickory
Alanon
Firat Baptist Church
Narcotics Anonymous
Firat United Methodist Church
Seekers
Community Four Square Church
8Th
Ottawa Main Street Executive Committee
Main Street
Habitat For Humanity
Powhattan
Saboday
Farmer's Market
County Annex
Prairie Flyers Experimental Aircraft Association
Ottawa Municipal Air
Ottawa Middle School
Carnogie Cultural Center
Ottawa Library
Mickey Rooney
Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
Franklin County Fairgrounds
City Park
Bulletin Board
Health Fair
By Joy Todd
Cancer Center
Rick Hoover
Hoover
Lake Lotawana
Center
Bloch Center
Anderson
William J. French
Daily Report
Doran Ray Wormell Jr
Olathe
S. Elm
Aaron Dean Johnson
S. Hickory Apt
Wednes
Nathan R. Finch
Princeton
Juvenile Detention Center
Bradley James Henry
Sherri Ri Yarbro S. Cedar
Ford County
Daniel G. Brockway
S. Locust
Dawn Michelle Hall
Alfredo Duarte
E. Logan
W. 11Th
Burg
Idaho
Aubert
Carrissa Champagne Tucker
Walnut
Jay Paul Elliott
S. Princeton
S. Tremont
S. Maple
S. Ash
U.S.59
World Trade Center
Pasascani Agvanis
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