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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 2005
Page
6
Dr James Dobson outlines how shared traditions strengthen family bonds, describing practical approaches to weekly rituals, milestone celebrations, and routines that foster closeness and stability within households.
Ottawa family says a sister in Ransom Memorial Hospital ICU was spoken to rudely and accused of drinking. They are contacting media and may picket the hospital while hospital officials say complaints are investigated and emotions can color accounts. Clara Fulton of Ottawa reports the incident and the patient was later moved to KU Hospital.
Iraq's Electoral Commission opened an inquiry into unusually high yes vote counts in about a dozen provinces as Sunni Arab leaders accused fraud after the referendum on the new constitution. Officials cautioned it was too early to determine impact, while violence and a sandstorm affected tallying.
Saddam Hussein and seven senior aides go on trial in Baghdad over the 1982 Dujail killings of nearly 150 villagers after a failed assassination bid. Prosecutors seek death penalty. proceedings slated for Wednesday with adjournment expected for weeks. Prime Minister Jaafari criticizes court delays and bias concerns.
North central Kansas school leaders discuss possible district mergers due to population decline. West Franklin USD 287 evaluates a north south Reconfiguration plan with Williamsburg Pomona and Appanoose schools while Hillcrest North Central and Republic County districts weigh merger options. Legislative talk of state forced consolidation adds to the debate as officials plan fact finding and a November meeting.
Tina McComb and 13 year old Chelsea examine Shirts created by and for women who left abusive relationships. The Clothesline Project at First Baptist Church displays shirts representing violence experiences. Ottawa Soroptimists displayed the project during their stew dinner to fund the group.
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