Day of prayer as nation steadies after attacks
The day began with worship as leaders urged resilience and fight against terrorism. Bush pledged to keep America unbowed while the Fed cut rates to spark the economy. Markets opened with a two minute quiet and a chorus of God Bless America as the nation returns to work and planners brace for possible military action.
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America
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Wall Street
White House
Treasury
Paul O’neill
New York Stock Exchange
Federal Reserve
Ari Fleischer
Fed
Gary Miller
Asylum Hill Congregational Church
Hartford
bin Laden
Back to the '60s Cruise Night draws Ottawa car crowd
The 15th annual Ol' Belair River Run brought hundreds of classic cars to Main Street Ottawa despite rain and security concerns. About 800 vehicles attended, including many restored hot rods, with notable patriotism as owners donated prize winnings to disaster relief.
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Ron Bishop
Sandy Webster
Clathe
Mark
Main Street
Ottawa
Herald
Don Exolmes
Forest Park
Wen
Eaholmes
Seeveral
Blaine Finch
Over the Road Gang
Washington
New York
Finch
U.S
Les Glenn
Ol’ Marais River
Ford
Ottawa residents seek flags after attacks
Ottawa stores report nationwide flag shortage following Tuesday's terrorist strikes on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon. Town & Country Supply and Kramer Drug Store sold out, with shipments delayed. Wal-Mart seeks alternatives as residents display banners and flags on streets and homes.
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U.S
Ottawa
World Trade Center
Pentagon
Town & Country Supply
S. Princeton
Kevin Snider
Snider
Town & Country
Kramer Drug Store
S. Main
Linda Goyer
Kramers
Goyer
Country Living
Cathy Barker
Barker
Briscoe Drug Store
Ninth and
South Main Street
Wal-Mart
Darrin Peschka
Ottawaherald.com
Braves Spotter Ottawa U Offense Fails Against Friends
Ottawa University struggles to generate offense as the Braves fall to Friends in a nonleague men’s basketball game. Final score details and game notes appear on Page 7.
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Ottawa University
Weather outlook: showers and storms likely tonight
Outside tonight showers and thunder storms are likely with locally heavy rainfall possible. Lows dip to the lower 40s. Tuesday may bring more showers and thunder with highs in the lower 70s. For more weather details, see Page 2.
Seven-ton U S flag to be unfurled at crash site
Seven-ton symbol of patriotism known as the Great American Flag, sold by the Kansas Cosmosphere to Ted Dorfman, a Greensburg veteran, is planned for unveiling near the Pennsylvania crash site on Sept. 22. Engineers say wind makes flight unsafe. MAXIM Crane Works backs the project.
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Hutchinson
Pennsylvania
Kansas Cosmosphere
Space Center
Ted Dorfman
Dorfman
Greensburg
Somerset County
Wichita
Dorf
Roy Meyers
Maxim Crane Works
Meyers
MAXIM
Joe Connelley
Morgan Stanley
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