Clinton attacks GOP in Earth Day speech at Chesapeake Bay
President Clinton used Earth Day 25th anniversary events in Ayre de Grace Maryland to denounce GOP bills he says would roll back 25 years of environmental safeguards. He warned lawmakers against moratoriums and costBenefit tests while praising bipartisan progress and announcing Gaylord Nelson's Medal of Freedom. He visited maritime and duck decoy museums near the Susquehanna delta.
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Woman awarded post-accident judgment in Topeka
A jury in Topeka ordered the Kansas Department of Transportation to pay 431,999.90 to Wilma Sager widow of Marvin D. Sager killed Sept 13, 1992 near Ottawa. The verdict faulted KDOT for failing to post warning signs on the I-35 entrance ramp amid ramp construction.
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Senior Menus and Reservation Contacts Listed
For reservations call the nutrition site in your community with numbers for Ottawa Garnett Lane Osage City Pomona Rantoul Richmond Waverly Wellsville and Williamsburg. Weekly meals include Monday chicken stir fry Tuesday pork chop Wednesday beef stroganoff Thursday Polish sausage Friday chicken fried steak with sides and desserts.
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Arkansas senator Pryor to retire after 1996 term
Arkansas Senator David Pryor announced he will not seek a fourth term, signaling a potential Democratic battle in 1996. Pryor, 60, cited a need to step aside while stressing health not a factor, and said he plans to become a private citizen. He is the fifth Democratic incumbent to retire, a blow to the party nationally and in Arkansas.
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Study questions HMO bias toward the healthy in chronic care
A Health Affairs study of over 60 000 Americans under 65 with private insurance finds HMOs and fee-for-service plans treat chronic illnesses at similar rates. The research, funded by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, compares health outcomes between those in HMOs and indemnity plans, noting similar proportions reporting excellent or good health and small differences in hospitalization patterns.
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PDF Inc
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Project Hope Center For Health Affairs
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Group Health Association of America
Ottawa Student Wins National Security Education Scholarship
Angela Warren of Ottawa is among seven KU undergraduates awarded National Security Education Program scholarships for 1995-96. Warren, a sophomore, will study Russian in St Petersburg, Russia this summer, with awards up to 8000 dollars per semester.
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United States
Virginia Supreme Court rules lesbian mother unfit for custody
The Virginia Supreme Court declared Sharon Bottoms an unfit mother and said her gay relationship would bring social condemnation to the child. The court granted custody of Tyler Douston to Kay Bottoms, Tyler’s grandmother, after he had lived with her during appeals.
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School Menus Across Many Districts
A compilation lists breakfast and lunch menus for Ottawa, Sacred Heart, Appanoose, Central Heights, Pomona, Waverly, Williamsburg, Wellsville, and Wellaville schools. Items include doughnut holes, pancakes, pizza, Salisbury steak, lasagna, burritos, tacos, spaghetti, and varied sides, with milk noted daily.
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Wall Street closes higher on April 21 1995 market gains
Wall Street ended Friday April 21 1995 with the Dow at 4270.09 up 39.43 points. The S&P 500 rose to 508.49, the Nasdaq Composite gained 4.43 points to 823.44, and the Wilshire index stood near 4980.51 billion in value.
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