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Ottawans rally for blood drive after World Trade Center attack
In Ottawa area a Community Blood Center drive at Ransom Memorial Hospital drew more donors than anticipated after the September 11 attacks. Many were turned away. future drives are planned as the need remains. Donors praised the effort and reported increased awareness of blood needs.
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Case Fundy
World Trade Center
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Linda Reed
Lales
Community Blood Center
Kansas City
Ottawa
Rhonda Jones
New York
Kansas
Missouri
E.katheryn Ginavan
Cher Settlemyer
Diana Maffer
Settlemyer
Ake
New York City
Enrollment heads show statewide school funding impact
Preliminary headcounts at Central Heights Wellsville West Franklin and Future Visions Community Learning Center indicate enrollment steady or slightly down with a potential $30 000 to $40 000 funding cut for this year. Out-of-district option at Wellsville may boost future state aid while Wellsville and West Franklin anticipate modest changes. Ezra Sykes.
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Yezra Swraces
Thhursday
Olitierat
Franklin
Central Heights
Mike Folks
Faanding
Faan Collins
Future Visions Community Learning Center
Collirnss
Collins
Wellsville
Denise O'Dea
Wellsville Board of Education
O’dea
O'Dea
West Franklin
Susan Myers
Myers
Ezra Sykes
Esykes
Ottawaherald
Ottawa High Alumni Group Forming Moves Forward
Ottawa High School alumni and staff plan an OHS alumni association to fund student activities and scholarships and to improve communication among former classmates. Derek Chappell and others spearhead the effort and seek broad participation to tap the large alumni base.
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Herald Stott
Citer
Ottawa High School
OHS
Derek Chappell
Chappell
Economists fear attack may spark a recession
Economists warn terrorist attacks will dent spending and trigger a recession this year. Blue Chip and NABE surveys show high confidence in downturns, as unemployment and layoffs rise, with airlines cutting hundreds of thousands of jobs and hotel and restaurant sectors hit hard.
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Washington
Wall Street
David Wyss
Standard & Poor's
New York
Blue Chip Economic Indicators
National Association For Business Economics
NABE
Aumae
Conferense Board
Lynn Franco
Mark Zandi
Economy.com
Edensuamwey
Teamsensug
Ena Tase Ante
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Kim Neff
Neff
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Laura Potter
Brandon Bitter
Ottawa High
Ezrasy Bes
National Bureau of Economic Research
United States
Jeffrey Rubin
Ark. i Econo Tbc
Sanat
Tafe
Michael Evans
American Economics Group
Evans
Jpeters
Dow Jones
SAP