Warm Sunny Wednesday Forecast With 90 Degree High
The outlook calls for a warm and sunny Wednesday with a high near 90 degrees and a south wind around 10 to 15 mph. Skies stay clear with no significant rain chances noted.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1996
Page
1
The outlook calls for a warm and sunny Wednesday with a high near 90 degrees and a south wind around 10 to 15 mph. Skies stay clear with no significant rain chances noted.
Republican Bob Dole opened the final stretch of his presidential bid in Missouri near the Gateway Arch. Famed Cardinals broadcaster Jack Buck saluted the team’s comeback win as Buck served as emcee, while supporters waved Dole-Kemp signs outside Busch Stadium.
Six people died on Kansas roads during the Labor Day weekend in multiple crashes. Tamara Russell, 37, of Leavenworth, died in a motorcycle crash on I 70 near Abilene when a trailer whipped after a rear tire blew. Her husband, rider, was hospitalized. Others killed were Clay M Durbin 24 Manhattan Darlene Horn 63 and daughter Stephanie Horn 23 Phillipsburg Keith Anderson 42 Newton and Sharon Bullen 55 Bartlesville Oklahoma.
Lincoln AP reports the 11 day Nebraska State Fair closed with sun and a final attendance near 100,653 on Sunday, just shy of the 1987 single day record. Over 20,000 fans attended Collin Raye's concert and the carnival marked its best day in 27 years.
Ottawans packed weekend with the sixth annual Dragonfly Fly-in at Ottawa Municipal Airport and the Ottawa Antique Tractor Pull while Topeka Railroad Days drew nearly 900 people for a Santa Fe Park picnic as train excursions halted in Osage City. Some locals kept to lakes, relatives, and picnics, and others used the time to catch up on work or spend time with family.
President Clinton unleashed 27 missiles on Iraqi military targets in southern Iraq in response to Saddam Hussein's attacks on Kurds in the Kurdish safe zone. He warned of further strikes if Saddam does not move troops from the area while defense chiefs reserved the right to act again.
The article notes Saddam Hussein's persistent defiance toward the United Nations and the United States after the 1991 Gulf War. Experts say his pattern of challenging power, testing responses, and provoking crises continues, including plots against U S leaders and mass troop movements toward Kuwait, met with military countermeasures.
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