Patchy Clouds Forecast With Cool Temperatures
Tonight will be partly cloudy with low temperatures in the mid 30s. Thursday brings partly sunny skies, cooler conditions, and highs around the 50s. Thursday night remains partly cloudy with lows in the mid 30s. Weather appears on Page 12.
Marble maze project lets Ottawa students design with tape and imagination
Fourth graders Anna Stone and Jaime Birzer lead a Lynde era style marble maze project in Ottawa School District as fourth through fifth graders improvise with tape, bottles, and cardboard. The aim is a four-task, contact-free marble course testing planning, redesigns, and problem solving under gifted program facilitator Marietta Strano.
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Herald Stott
Anna Stone
Marietta Strano
Strano
Lindsay Frank
Eisenhower Elementary
Frank
Andy Gassaway
Ottawa
Adam Gillaspie
Ian Paine
Lyceum
Eisenhower School
Governors Face Local Funding Debate Over School Budgets
Kansas Democrat Kathleen Sebelius backs lifting the local option budget to 30 percent and phasing in $850 million in education funding over years. Republican Tim Shallenburger says districts should spend freely if education is suitable, with no lid, as debate unfolds before the Kansas Association of School Boards.
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Topeka
Kathleen Sebelius
Kansas
Tim Shallenburger
Kansas Association of School Boards
Sebelius
Shallenburger
RMH to finish new facility in December
Ransom Memorial Hospital aims for a December 15 completion of its north campus renovations after purchasing the old Apple Mart building at 901 8. Main in March. The project adds rehab therapy aqua therapy home health services and a five day MRI service with expanded emergency and operating rooms.
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
Apple Mart
Larry Felix
Felix
U N chief backs tougher resolution on inspections
Secretary-General Kofi Annan urged Iraq to accept a strengthened U N weapons inspection regime calling it a last chance. He spoke at a Security Council meeting where all members may comment before voting on a new resolution.
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Associated Press
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U.N
Kofi Annan
Baghdad
Security Council
Annan
Louise Frechette
United Nations
Council
United States
Britain
Bush
Saddam
East Room
Free lunch for Ottawa women honors working progress
Ottawa BPW hosts the Working Women's Luncheon at Court House Square Apartments from 11 30 a m to 1 30 p m to recognize women in the workforce amid ongoing pay inequality. Speakers including Tinda Reed and Sharon Haney note persistent gaps in pay and advancement as they describe industry trends and BPW aims.
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Vickie Moss
Herald
Ottawa
Ottawa Business and Professional Women’s
Courthouse Square
South Main Street
BPW
U.S
Tinda Reed
Sharon Haney
Peoples Bank
Haney
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