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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 2003
Page
6
Ottawa Main Street reconstruction narrows lanes during patching
Killough Construction begins patching and resurfacing on Ottawa North Main between Logan and Junction streets with two lanes in use and occasional stops. Work runs weekdays from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. starting Oct 26, weather permitting, for about 30 of 45 work days. Traffic flow will be managed by flaggers with no detours. K DOT covers half the cost, city pays about 91 000 dollars of the 182 327 dollar project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Killough Construction
Logan
Junction
City Public Works
Andy Haney
Killough Asphalt
Ken Massengale
Wilson Streets
Wilson and
Junction Streets
Massengale
Haney
Kansas Department of Transportation
Palestinian minister ready to quit amid Fatah tensions
In Gaza City Yasser Arafat named Hakam Balawi acting security chief as Ahmed Qureia voiced readiness to resign before his term ends in about three weeks. Israeli forces pulled out of Rafah after a three day operation that killed eight Palestinians and left 1,240 homeless in the largest Gaza housing demolition in three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaza City
Gaza Strip
Yasser Arafat
Fatah
Ahmed Qurein
U.N
Israel
Gaza
Arafat
Hakam Balawi
Qureia
Rafah
Gaza-Egypt
Captured al-Qaida operatives reveal new attack plans
U S counterterrorism officials say detainees provided information confirming ongoing al-Qaida plots to strike the United States. The group included lieutenants in Saudi Arabia. Abu Bakr al-Azdi surrendered in June, and his deputy was killed in a Saudi shootout. Several members remain at large and the threat is still deemed high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
al-Qaida
U.S
United States
William H. Parrish
Homeland Security Department
Associated Press
Saudi Arabia
Abu Bakr al-Azdi
Parrish
Homeland Security
Muslim nations cool to U S backed Iraq force plan at OIC summit
At a Kuala Lumpur summit of the Organisation of the Islamic Conference Iraq’s Hoshyar Zebari urged Muslim countries to send peacekeepers and funds. Several nations signaled reluctance, demanding U N backing before any troops or funding. Ayad Alawi pressed for sovereignty and international support while Islamabad called for U N authority and a broader Muslim peacekeeping force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putrajaya
Malaysia
Iraq
Hoshyar Zebari
Zebari
Organ
Tion
Islamic Conference
Sia
Ayad Alawi
Kuala Lumpur
Alawi
Bernama
OIC
U.S
U.N
Saddam Hussein
Musa Braiza
Khursheed Kasuri
Washington
Islamabad
U.N. Authority
United Nations
Kasuri
Associated Press
Pakistan
Democrats reluctantly back Bush Iraq policy amid doubts
In Washington Democrats like Rep. Marty Meehan voice frustration a year after approving the Iraq war. With no weapons of mass destruction found and planning questioned, they face another $87 billion funding request for operations in Iraq and Afghanistan. Many feel they must support or risk weakening national security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Iraq
Marty Meehan
Massachusetts
Congress
Bush
U.N
Afghanistan
Meehan
House Armed Services Committee
Saddam Hussein
Senate
House
Jane Harman
California
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N. Main
Herald Staff
Laurie Sisk
Ottawa University Braves
Cook Field
Iraq Council
Central Heights
King and Queen
Suzan Bell
Anderson County
Tral Heights
Alicia Stahl
Kyle Gorton
Smile
Uniontown
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