Are We Not Men Sometimes At Tough Cross Country Meet
OHS boys and girls cross country squads faced a course that separated the men from the boys. The teams offered primers on how to handle challenging terrain and conditions as a test of stamina and technique.
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Weather outlook Friday with showers possible
Friday brings mostly cloudy skies and a 20 percent chance of showers or thunderstorms. Highs reach 70 to 75 with southeast turning to south winds at 10 to 15 mph. See page 2 for more weather information.
Run Organizers Limit Parking for Ole Marais River Run
Vere Downtown bans parking along Main and side streets from First to Seventh on Saturday night for the 13th Ole Marais River Run. Organizers say 600 to 700 cars from Forest Park will arrive by 5 p.m. Classic cars and hot rods line Second to Fourth streets and Walnut to Hickory. Main Street closes 5 to 10 p.m. for Back to the 60s Profile Cruise Night.
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Main Street
Ralph Inch
Forest Park
Walnut
Hickory
Library Wins 7500 Grant for Computer Upgrades
The Ottawa Library received a 7500 grant from Southwestern Bell's 1999 Kansas Community Enrichment Program for the Connections for the New Century project. Funds will upgrade and add public computers, expand internet access, and provide software applications. The program supports technology driven projects in education economic development healthcare and quality of life.
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Ottawa
Southwestern Bell
Kansas
Southwestern Bell Foundation
Greenwood County recalls commissioner over landfill visit
Voters ousted Commissioner Christopher Lance 563 to 195 after concerns over a private landfill visit with Browning-Ferris Industry officials in December. Lance said he did nothing wrong but accepted the recall, which takes effect Saturday amid push for a regional landfill to handle Wichita's trash.
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Eureka
Greenwood County
Christopher Lance
Lance
Landfill Watch Committee
Garden City
Browning-Ferris Industry
BFI
Wichita
United States to ease sanctions on North Korea
Washington reports that after 46 years since the Korean War end the Clinton administration is prepared to ease major sanctions on North Korea. Officials say Washington may move quickly, following Pyongyang’s signal to impose a conditional freeze on long range missile tests that could hit Alaska or Hawaii. Details were not disclosed.
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Washington
United States
North Korea
Clinton
Pyongyang
Alaska
Hawaii
Franklin County Courthouse restoration eyed with survey findings
Franklin County Commissioners heard masonry condition survey details for the 1893 courthouse by Don MecMican of DGM Consultants. The report notes ornate turret bases, cracked mortar, cracking belt courses, and prioritized gutter repairs to prevent further water damage during phased restoration, based on 177 photographs and July 20 inspection.
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Franklin County
Don MecMican
DGM Consultants
P.A
Overland Park
McMican
Church Massacre at Wedgwood Stuns Fort Worth
Police probed the trashed home of 47 year old Larry Gene Ashbrook after he stormed Wedgwood Baptist Church in Fort Worth firing on teens and killing seven before killing himself. Seven wounded, three seriously, as investigators sought motive amid destroyed home interiors and unread journals.
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Bethany Williams
Ashbrook
Robert Garrity
FBI
Garrity
Floyd Hammers North Carolina Coast With 110 MPH Winds
Hurricane Floyd struck near Cape Fear with 110 mph winds flooding coastlines with over a foot of rain as tens of thousands sought shelter. The storm, first hitting land around 3 am, produced tornadoes and led to massive power outages affecting 1.3 million utility customers in the Carolinas and Virginia.
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Ilmington
N.C
Floyd
Cape Fear
Carolina
Virginia
Carolinas
Florida
Portsmouth
Norma Childers
Rustburg, Va
North Carolina
City eyes three new revitalization areas in county and Ottawa
City commissioners and program manager discussed adding three revitalization zones to the program at a joint meeting with the county and Ottawa Board of Education. Areas cover parts of Locust Ash streets to 9th, Hickory Cherry to Logan, and 2nd to 9th streets with Cherry to Lincoln. The program offers tax rebates for property improvements within approved zones. See CITY page 3.
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Ottawa
Blaine Finch
Wynndee Lee
City
County and
Ottawa Board of Education
Ash Streets
7Th
9Th
Hickory
Cherry
Blackhawk
Logan
2Nd
Lincoln
Lee
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