Bonner Springs Rallies to Overtime Win Over Ottawa
Ottawa falls in overtime as Bonner Springs scores late to force extra time and seize the win on Page 1B.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 2001
Page
8
Weather Outlook Shows Showers and Storms This Weekend
Forecast notes a 50 percent chance of showers today, 30 percent tonight with storms and mostly cloudy skies. Lows near upper 50s. Sunday carries a 30 percent risk, followed by 40 percent storms Sunday night into Monday. Page 2A weather column.
Ottawa vigil honors 9 11 victims at courthouse steps
More than 100 people gathered outside the Ottawa courthouse to remember the World Trade Center Pentagon and Shanksville victims. Mayor Gene Ramsey and Ottawa Police Chief Jeff Herrman led the half hour vigil as church bells rang.
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Darrin Peschkr
Steve Oglesby
Veteran’s Memorial
4Th and Main
U-S-A
World Trade Center
Pentagon
Pennsylvania
Ottawa
First United Methodist Church
Fourth
Hickory
Oglesby
Ottawa Christian Academy
New York
Washington
United States of America
Gene Ramsey
Pearl Harbor
Ramsey
George Bush
Jeff Herrman
Bush pledges war on terrorism after 9 11 attacks
President Bush addressed the World Trade Center ruins promising to rid the world of evil and mobilized 50,000 reserve troops. Congress approved $40 billion for victims, security, and pursuing the terrorists as the nation mourned and united in prayer.
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Washington
Bush
Congress
World Trade Center
New York
USA
Ground Zero
Washington National Cathedral
Air Force One
U.S
U.S.A
Bush authorizes force and 50,000 reservists in homeland war
President Bush authorized force to retaliate against terrorism and invoked a national emergency. He ordered 50,000 reservists to active duty for homeland defense and recovery missions while FBI officials detained potential witnesses across several states. In the crash sites and pentagon, rescuers searched amid mounting casualties as the nation faced a prolonged conflict.
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Senate
Bush
United States
Oval Office
George
H. W. Bush
Dick Cheney
Cheney
White House
Sen
Joseph Biden
D-Del
New York
Pentagon
Washington
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Texas
FBI
Atlanta
Osama bin le
Trade Center
Jewell County No Longer Listed as Disaster Area
A Topeka communication error led to Jewell County being listed as having a local disaster. Efforts by Jewell County Emergency Management Director Don Snyder and Adjutant General's Department officials determined the county had not declared a state of local disaster, the designation corrected as a Topeka error.
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Jewell County
Harris News Service
Topeka
Don Snyder
Mankato
Adjutant General’s Department
Snyder
Adjutant General
East
Kansas
Joy Moser
Williamsburg rally honors Tuesday terrorist attack victims
Williamsburg students faculty and community members gathered outside Williamsburg Schools to mourn Tuesday's terrorist attack victims. The event featured speeches a Pledge of Allegiance and patriotic songs as candles lit near half mast flags. Principal Tracy Maring urged unity and support across ages and backgrounds. Senior Lauren Hawkins spoke about resilience amid tragedy while military family ties underscored solidarity.
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Ron Bishop
Williamsburg High School
Williamsburg
U.S
Tracy Maring
Lauren Hawkins
Hawkins
Marines
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Jacobus
Darrin Peschka
Dpeschka
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