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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1999
Page
1
Special pull-out section in today's Herald previews the Ottawa Municipal Auditorium season featuring country and youth shows. Section ticket sales start today.
The Kansas City Board of Public Utilities plans 10.2 million dollars in revenue bonds to repair the Nearman power plant after a recent fire. The action funds capital improvements while Nearman’s coal conveyor system is repaired. The board has been buying large amounts of power from other utilities at high costs, paying 2000 dollars per megawatt on Wednesday and 1200 dollars per megawatt on Thursday.
Monica Lewinsky was slightly injured when driving a dark blue Explorer, became distracted taking something from her purse, veered into a motor home, crossed a median, and rolled on Highway 101 about 60 miles northwest of Los Angeles. She was treated and released, with no alcohol or drugs involved.
China announced via Xinhua a new long-range ground to ground missile test fired on Chinese soil. The move follows threats of military action over Taiwan's push for formal independence, and Beijing maintains Taiwan is a renegade province to be retaken if needed.
Franklin County Extension Agent Darren Hibdon notes late rain benefits milo and soybeans, helping grainheads and bloom for harvest in October. While welcome, yields will be down vs average, and more rain in five to seven days is needed to prevent further damage. corn may escape major harm and could be average.
President Clinton announced a five year 1 billion effort to combat drugs using television radio internet newspapers magazines and films to reach youths parents teachers and mentors. Barry McCaffrey said the campaign aims to meet young people where they are and increase awareness and impact.
A guide to international humanitarian law surveys how wars break rules and the need for enforcement. Richard Goldstone and a team analyze acts from Chechnya to Rwanda, with case studies on prison camps, deportations, torture, and killings to press for stronger compliance.
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Two express trains carrying about 2500 people collided head on at Gaisal Station in eastern India near the Bangladesh border. Rescue work faced twisted wreckage as tolls rose, with initial reports of 190 dead and 310 injured. officials warned the count could climb to hundreds more.
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