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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 2005
Page
7
Thunder showers and isolated thunderstorms will sweep from the Great Lakes to Missouri ahead of a Pacific cold front bringing heavy rain and gusty winds. Dry weather and sunshine will follow in the Southeast and Florida.
The Lincoln Elementary School carnival and chili supper will be Friday from 5 to 8 p.m. at 728 N Cedar St, Ottawa. Menu includes chili, soup, hot dogs, desserts and beverages. Tickets cost 4 dollars for adults and 3 dollars for children 12 and under.
Cessna Aircraft Co. says it has rebounded financially to pre 2001 levels and foresees growth in 2006 and 2007. Orders for 900 single engine aircraft and 230 net business jet orders back a $6 billion backlog, with Textron executives noting stronger than expected market expansion. The firm plans to hire 350 more workers to reach about 10,000 in Wichita while avoiding overexpansion.
Soldier reflects on near tour end in Kosovo, detailing personal growth, college and professional courses, physical conditioning, and strengthened bonds with fellow troops. He credits family and friends for support, shares a personal story about why service matters, and thanks supporters while looking forward to homecoming.
Associated Press writer Carl Manning reports Paul Morrison, a former Johnson County district attorney, switches from moderate Republican to Democrat to challenge Attorney General Phill Kline. Analysts note the move signals a fractured Kansas GOP, with conservatives, moderates, and Democrats shaping potential three party dynamics. The switch could redraw alliances and affect future election outcomes.
Kathleen Sebelius remains governor as conservatives dominate the primaries. Moderates doubt public turnout will favor them, while Tim Shallenburger rejects cross party support and Sen. John Wratil predicts some moderates may switch to Democrats before the November 7, 2006 general election. Morrison and Kline duel over crime stance as political debate heats up.
Reiter started a countywide flyer campaign offering her phone and car to anyone who lost a companion animal after her Yorkie died. Counselor Diane Munro-Seymour, grieving despite her expertise, sought connection with others who understand. Call 785 2426167 for info on private or group sessions.
The ORC board may appoint appointees at the November 14 meeting after discussions with Ottawa school district and city representatives on recreation and ORC’s role. The school district board, which appointed Vance and McFadden to the ORC board, interviewed candidates for the open slots at its October 24 meeting, with a likely selection at the November 14 meeting.
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