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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 2003

Page

7

Weekend Weather Outlook with Storm Chances

Tonight mostly clear with a 20 percent chance of storms and a low near 65. Thursday features partly cloudy skies and a 50 percent chance of storms with a high around 71. Weather page reference Page 12.

Calm in Virginia Beach as Isabel tracks east

Former Ottawa resident Gerald Briscoe reports sunny weather at his Virginia Beach home but notes the storm’s approach. His wife Judy says neighbors remain calm yet cautious, gathering supplies while officials issue updates and residents consider hotel reservations.

Gerald Briscoe Virginia Beach Brisce Briscoe Judy Gerald

Hurricane Isabel Threatens Virginia Beach Residents

Former Ottawa residents Gerald and Judy Briscoe prepare at their Virginia Beach home as Isabel remains a powerful hurricane moving northwest at 6 mph with sustained winds around 105 mph. A tropical storm watch is in effect for the region, and the storm’s projected path raises concerns for nearby areas.

P.m Ottawa Gerald and Judy Briscoe Virginia Beach, Va

Schools unite to aid Franklin County homeless students

Representatives from USD districts 289 287 and 290 joined the Franklin County Emergency Housing Ad Hoc Group to address homelesseducation barriers. Liaisons Bonniewalz Wiley Lonard and students Pinnet McFadden discussed policy changes and interdistrict cooperation to ensure free public education for homeless children as required by federal law.

Franklin County Franklin County Emergency Housing Kerrie Lonard USD 289 Wellsville Bonnie Walz USD 287 West Franklin Anita Wiley USD 290 Ottawa Kelly Pinnet Peg McFadden George W. Bush Wiley Walz

Evacuations Begin as Isabel Shrinks to Category Two

Morehead City North Carolina residents eyeing a weakened Isabel faced warnings of continuing danger as forecasters noted winds near 110 mph. The storm dropped from a Category 5 to a strong Category 2, prompting about 100,000 people along the coast to evacuate before landfall remains possible.

Morehead City N.C Outer Banks Isabel North Carolina

Enrollment up at Ottawa University and NCCC Ottawa Campus

Franklin County sees rising higher education enrollment as Ottawa University and Neosho County Community College Ottawa Campus report gains. OU enrolls 533, up 4.5 percent from 511, with interim provost Maurice Bryan stressing retention and graduation goals. NCCC Ottawa Campus rises 20 percent year over year, reflecting broader growth in local college attendance.

Franklin County Ottawa University Neosho County Community College Ottawa Maurice Bryan NCCC

Neosho Ottawa Campuses see enrollment growth driven by new programs

NCCC Ottawa Campus reports 1,825 enrollments across Chanute and Grace campuses with 6,427 hours in classes and a 22 percent rise in credit hours. Dean Mark Eldridge cites returning students and local workforce oriented offerings in business technology and nursing as key factors. Ottawa University enrollment stands at 8,533 with a 94.5 percent rise over last year. total enrollments near 1,825 across campuses.

NCCC Ottawa Mark Eldridge Eldridge Kansas Board of Regents Chanute Grace Andy Gassaway Agassaway Ottawaherald.com

Low interest rates mix blessing for borrowers and savers

Washington AP reports that holding the federal funds rate at 1 percent keeps short term rates at near 45 year lows. Banks' prime rate remains 4 percent, aiding auto and consumer loans while money markets stay weak. Analysts say the stance could boost spending and investment as the economy improves, despite meager CD returns.

Washington Federal Reserve Fed Alan Greenspan Greg McBride Bankrate.com McBride

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