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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 2006

Page

6

Feds count big media firms as small business contractors

The government listed major media companies including The Associated Press The New York Times Co USA Today International Bloomberg L P and PBS as small businesses for contracts inflating small business aid. The firms dispute the designation saying it was an error while agencies confirm the small business goal.

Feds Frank Bass Associated Press Washington New York Times Co USA Today International Corp Bloomberg L.P Public Broadcasting Service Wal-Mart Home Depot White House New York Times Times Abbe Serphos General Services Administration Boston Globe International Herald Tribune State Department U.S. Coast Guard Department of Transportation Coast Guard Linda Wagner Tara Connell Gannett Co USA Today International Sidiary Bureau of Indian Affairs Gannett McLean Bloomberg Judith Czelusniak Small Business Administration

West Franklin polls see light early turnout across precincts

Early voting was slow at Ottawa precincts with no line until 7:10 a.m. Election judges say turnout is generally light beyond Ottawa. Voters in southern and western areas face a capital outlay tax levy for West Franklin USD 287 and primaries for the 9th Kansas House district, with heat and fuel costs cited as factors. Some couples delaying voting to go together.

Kathy McClay Ottawa Westminster Presbyterian Church County Commission Martha Keller First Christian Church West Franklin Usd 287 Kansas Pomona Homewood Township Williamsburg Appanoose Doris Higdon Donna Eichenberger Appanoose Township

E-Voting Gains Favor With Voters And Judges

Soper notes blind and low vision voters can hear their selections via headphones on computerized machines. Some voters try the machines even when not required, while older voters prefer pen and paper. Despite skepticism from some, electronic counters earn praise for accuracy and the ability to catch and correct overvotes.

Soper Pat Davison Williamsburg Davison Doris Higdon Homewood Township

Blair and Schwarzenegger push climate pact with Britain

Blair and Schwarzenegger champion a joint climate agreement with Britain to share ideas on cleaner fuels and market driven emission trading. They seek voluntary U.S. action, while critics call the plan symbolic and press for binding cuts.

Blair California Bush Schwarzenegger Adam Mendelsohn Kristen Hellmer White House Council On Environmental Quality White House Linda Adams Washington Craig Noble Natural Resources Defense Council Noble Britain Independent State Air Resources Board

Fidel Castro temporarily relinquishes Cuban presidency to Raul

Fidel Castro underwent surgery for a sharp intestinal crisis with sustained bleeding and temporarily handed over leadership of Cuba and the Communist Party to his brother Raul. The announcement, read on state television, cited stress from a heavy work schedule during recent trips as the cause and noted Castro would undertake weeks of rest.

Havana Fidel Castro Raul Castro Carlos Valenciaga Argentina Cuba Communist Party Rat Castro Raul Castro

Israel expands ground push into Lebanon to Litani River

Israel plans a deeper incursion into southern Lebanon to root out Hezbollah and hold territory until a multinational force arrives. The move follows a 48 hour pause in air raids after the Qana strike that killed 56 people, sparking global outrage, as Hezbollah rocket attacks briefly slowed before resuming. In Iraq, bombs and shootings killed at least 52, including 24 soldiers on a Beiji bus, with a car bomb in Karradah injuring many and signaling intensified sectarian violence.

Jerusalem Israel Lebanon Hezbollah Litani Qana Ayt Ash Shab Ehud Olmert Baghdad Iraq Beiji Defense Ministry Mohammed al-Askari Al-Askari U.S Karradah Abbas Mohammed Salman

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