Simpson case updates slow chase and DNA evidence
Judge Ito overruns Fuhrman plan after appeals order and defense contemplates remedies. Prosecution expects a DNA mix of Simpson and Goldman from blood in the Bronco and ties imprints at the scene to Goldman's jeans. Defense questions cross examination and may rest without the instructed reasoning for the jury.
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Simpson
Clark
Goldman
Ito
Fuhrman
Robert Shapiro
Shapiro
Associated Press
Mark Fuhrman
Graves presses tougher state lobbying laws and reforms
Governor Bill Graves voiced support Friday for stricter Kansas lobbying laws and hinted at his own proposal next year. He cited public perception as a problem and urged tightening gifts rules, while noting meals and tickets from lobbyists lack direct influence but could erode trust. He spoke after a legislative committee finished hearings on the lobbying laws.
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Bill Graves
Graves
Kansas
Weather Outlook and Local Water Plant Readout
The Kansas outlook shows Monday showers possible in the west, mild with 50s lows and 70s to 80s highs. Tuesday brings statewide showers and thunderstorms, with 60s lows and around 80 highs. Wednesday predicts more central and eastern showers and storms, with 50s to around 80 highs. Local data from the Ottawa Water Plant notes yesterday's high and low, moisture readings, and barometer near 30.33 and falling, with sunset 7:40 and sunrise 6:58.
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Ottawa
Broadway Limited Ends On New York to Chicago Run
The Broadway Limited, once the gold standard of luxury rail travel with famous passengers and four to six track routes, ends this weekend as Amtrak cuts the service to save money. once the Concorde of its day, the train faced neglect and substandard service leading to its demise.
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New York
Chicago
Amtrak
Hollywood
Charlie Chaplin
Dwight Eisenhower
Dan Cupper
Pittsburgh
Broadway Limited
New York City
Theater
Pennsylvania Railroad
Broadway
Cupper
Patriot- News of
Harrisburg
Beij ing conference nears pact on women rights
U N committee urges review of the atmosphere in Beijing as delegates from 189 countries strive to finalize a nonbinding platform for gender equality. Vatican opposition colors debate on reproductive health, abortion, and family planning while protests and police confrontations occur outside the Beijing venue.
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Beijing
Patricia Licuanan
Philippines
John Paul II
Cairo
Vatican
Beijing Convention Center
Hong Kong
Huairou
Tibet
Gertrude Mongella
U.N
Mongella
Rachel Kyte
International Women's Health Coalition
Latin America
Kyte
Lambertson to talk on OU founding at Ottawa Campus
Ottawa University graduate John Mark Lambertson, director of the National Frontier Trails Center in Independence Missouri, will visit the campus to speak on The Founding of Ottawa University at 11 a.m. Wednesday in the Chapel Auditorium. He earned OU in 1978 and KU in 1992, with a thesis on Jotham and Eleanor Meeker. the event is free and open to the public.
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Ottawa University
John Mark Lambertson
National Frontier Trails Center
Independence
Lambertson
University of Kansas
Jotham
Eleanor Meeker
USA Wireless TV Tower Plans for Schools and Public Use
USA Wireless received approval to erect a TV tower delivering 20 cable channels free to schools with no fees, and paid service for the public. Channels include CNN ESPN and A E with HBO Showtime and pay per view blocked for schools. The tower must broadcast an educational channel on each frequency. Residents near the Miami County site voice concerns about safety reception and property values. company counters existing towers in the region and plans to hire 30 workers initially, potentially rising to 100.
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USA Wireless
Thomas
CNN
ESPN
A&e
HBO
Showtime
Learning Channel
Discovery Channel
II County
Miami County Planning and Zoning
Teresa Miller
Iowa
Nebraska
Effingham
Miami County
Socayion
Coality
Area Media
Ottawan recalls flag history in patriotic speech
Heckert, a city worker in Ottawa at Highland Cemetery, delivers a narrative poem linking the flag to moments in American history from Washington crossing the Delaware to the Battle of New Orleans and the Alamo. He emphasizes the flag’s price paid and calls for renewed respect, aided by local volunteers and a Uncle Sam costume.
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Washington
Delaware
Francis Scott Key
Andrew Jackson
New Orleans
Alamo
Heckert
America
Ottawa
Highland Cemetery
Cheryl Sylvester
Ray Talbot
Marilyn Talbot
Uncle Sam
Talbots
Mad Hatter
Clinton says George not to worry after arrest
Washington AP says George Stephanopoulos told by President Clinton not to worry after his arrest for leaving the scene of an accident and driving with an expired license and plates. Stephanopoulos says he brushed a parked car but did not leave the scene and will renew his license to fix the lapse.
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Washington
George Stephanopoulos
Clinton
Georgetown
Stephanopoulos
Aerobics classes at U Meth Gym ampm schedule
Angles Collins now taking appts at Guys and Dolls location. Walk ins welcome. Fr Co recycling hours listed, contact numbers provided. Calendar entries include aerobics at U Meth Gym September to November with Deborah Simmons as contact, and Main street recycling office hours.
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Angie Collins
Guys & Dolls
Main
Abductors in Queens slaying face charges in brutal case
Nkeeny Antonakos, 20, a College of Staten Island student, was abducted from her Brooklyn driveway on March 1. Ringleader Joshua Torres, 22, and co defendant Nicholas Libretti, 19, are charged with kidnapping and the brutal killing of the captive who was burned alive after ransom attempts failed. Police described the case as one of the most savage homicides in Queens.
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Tom Hays
Associated Press
EW York
Nkeeny Antonakos
Joshua Torres
Nicholas Libretti
Torres
Antonakos
Richard Brown
Queens
Thomas Antonakos
Phillip Panzarella
Kimberly Antonakos
College of Staten Island
Brooklyn
Tores
Libretti
Jose Negron
Classified rates for subscriptions across regions and formats
The Ottawa Herald lists advance subscription rates by region and method. Prices cover motor route and mail options with monthly, quarterly, six month, and yearly terms, including state sales tax where applicable. Rates vary by county and out of state mail, with Ottawa Herald branding and address at 1045 Cedar.
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Franklin County
Miami
Douglas
Osage
Anderson Counties
State of Kansas
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