Girl 14 Survives Black Bear Attack by Playing Dead
In Snohomish County Washington a 14 year old girl was attacked by a 300 pound black bear while outside her home. She played dead to survive suffering bites to her left thigh and right calf. A 13 year old foster brother called for help. The bear was tracked and killed by state wildlife agents and a veterinarian planned to examine the animal.
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Onrce
Sage Kleiner
Jan Jorgensen
Snohomish County
Kleiier
Jorgensen
Valley General Hospital
Monroe
State Department of Fish and Wildlife
Rep Sain to speak at Republican gathering November 4
Rep Sain is scheduled to address a Republican meeting on November 4. The event outlines party speakers and local attendance expectations at a community venue.
Westminster expands with $1.2M project at church
Roberts announced a $1.2 million expansion including a kitchen two new offices a large foyer and a new sanctuary with Loyd Builders Ottawa as general contractor. Fund drives will run three years then another 12 year drive. Money partly borrowed from denominational HQ in Louisville.
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Roberts
Loyd Builders
Ottawa
Clinton Yeltsin meet at FDR home in Hyde Park
Clinton and Yeltsin met at the Franklin D. Roosevelt home for a three hour session to discuss Bosnia NATO expansion and broader U.S. Russia ties. Yeltsin signaled readiness to discuss difficult issues and hinted at possible a cooling of tensions while warning against Western plans that could split blocs.
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Yeltsin
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Staatones
Russia
Anthony Lake
U.S
NATO
United Nations
White House
Mike McCurry
U.N. Security Council
Bosnia- Herzegovina
Malasy
Maceo
Andrei V. Kozyrev
Kozyrev
Warren Christopher
Hyde Park
Iran
Samuel Berger
New York
Jiang Zemin
China
Taiwan
Three Gorges Dam
U N faces worst 50 year financial crisis and debt
U S remains the largest debtor to the United Nations with 1.3 billion owed as 184 members grapple with about 3 billion in unpaid dues. Clinton urges cost cuts and reform while Chirac backs streamlining and expanded Security Council seats amid calls to curb veto power. Castro rails against the veto and Big Five dominance as developing nations seek greater influence.
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General Assembly
United Nations
United States
U.N
Clinton
Congress
Security Council
Germany
Japan
Russia
China
Britain
France
Frederick Chiluba
Halloween carnival slated for Sunday in Garnett
The Arnett Area Chamber of Commerce hosts its second annual Halloween Carnival at 6:30 p m Sunday in Garnett in the Ray's Quality Foods parking lot. Booths, contests and a haunted house are planned with support from local groups including the Gameit branch of the AAUW pumpkin sculpture contest. Pumpkins carved and lit will be judged in age groups with prizes for the top three in each category. If rain, the event moves to Town Hall Center.
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Anco News Service
Arnett
Arnett Area Chamber of Commerce
Ray’s Quality Foods
Gameit
American Association of University Women
Town Hall Center
ABM Tonight Forecast and Extended Outlook
Forecast calls for windy and cold conditions tonight with clearing skies and a low near 80. Northwest wind 20 to 30 mph. Extended outlook dry Wednesday with lows in the 20s to mid 90s and highs 55 to 65. Thursday dry with highs in the 60s. Friday dry and warmer with lows around 30 northwest to 40 east and highs around 70 south, 60s elsewhere. Local log notes Ottawa Water data.
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Herald
Ottawa
Clinton
Hillsdale
Melven
Pomona Weather Network
Ramnd
Pomona
Oe Ad
Ex Ranger guilty in murder of 19 year old soldier
In Lubbock Texas AP jury convicts Louis Jones 45 of killing Pvt Tracie Joy McBride whom he abducted from a military base. Jurors deliberated 65 minutes before delivering the verdict on the murder charge.
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Lubbock, Texas
Louis Jones
Pvt
Tracie Joy McBride
Stovall Urges Tougher Penalties for Domestic Abuse
Stovall highlights abuse statistics showing women as the majority of victims and notes that battering is the leading cause of injury to women in the United States. She calls for tougher penalties, education for law enforcement, and a focus on victims, referencing Nicole Brown Simpson’s calls for help and urging that the stain of the Simpson verdict should not normalize violence.
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U.S
Stovall
O.J. Simpson
Nicole
Brown Simpson
U S murder rate dips for third straight year
The 1994 homicide rate fell 8.2 percent to 9.7 per 100 000, from 25 470 to 23 730 total deaths. Major cities show declines, with New York projected 48 percent fewer killings since 1990. AIDS deaths rise 9 percent to 41 930, life expectancy up to 75.7 years.
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Ashington
United States
National Center For Health Statistics
Detroit
Chicago
Los Angeles
New York
National Center
America
Ottawa Herald subscription rates and mailing details
Publication details for The Ottawa Herald outline daily circulation, rates by carrier and mail across regions including Franklin and Miami Douglas Osage and Anderson counties. Pricing covers various durations, with all rates in advance and separate rural town carrier options. The notice directs address changes to The Oz Ottawa KS 66067awa Herald.
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S. Cedar
Franklin County
Miami
Douglas
Osage
Anderson
State of Kansas
Yates
Ottawa
Cedar
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