Markwood named provost at Ottawa University
Stephen Markwood arrives as OU provost, likened to chief operating officer, to oversee campus life athletics and administration in Ottawa while Hal Germer remains president and guides fundraising and church relations. Markwood brings experience from Marietta College and Harvard based program.
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Diane Yeamans
Herald
Ottawa University
Stephen Markwood
Markwood
Phoenix
Kansas City
Milwaukee University
Hal Germer
Ottawa
Germer
Susan
Pennsylvania State University
Senate votes to phase out nuclear testing amid veto risk
The Senate supported a plan to suspend testing through next July and permit up to 15 safety tests in three years, a move backed by Hatfield Mitchell and Exon. Bush is likely to veto, while foes argue tests are needed to maintain the stockpile. Clinton backs a two stage limit leading to end. Nunn signals possible shift in Pentagon budget talks.
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Mark Hatfield
R-Ove
Hatfield
United States
Russia
House-Senate
Bush
America
Senate
House
Bill Clinton
George Mitchell
Maine
France
Iums
White House
Jack Mendelsohn
Anns Control Association
Hatfield, Mitchell
James Exon
D-Neb
Sam Nunn
Senate Armed Services Committee
Pentagon
Nunn
D-Ga
Marines return to Kuwait after long voyage drill
Marines train off Kuwait as 11th Marines from Camp Pendleton land from four ships Tarawa Fort Fisher Ogden Schenectady off Long Beach. About 30 per hovercraft and 70 in landing craft deploy to cement ramp staging area then move to desert camp near Kuwait City for ongoing exercises and simulated air strikes. Leaders call mission a warning to Saddam Hussein with readiness year round.
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Iraq
Kuwait
Brade J. Phillips
Saddam
George Davis
Annapolis
Mohammed al-Sirri
Ministry of Defense
Shuwaik
11Th Marines
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Fort Fisher
Ogden
Long Beach
Kuwait City
County Debates RMH Funding and No-Fund Warrant
County officials weigh continuing RMH support amid a no-fund warrant vote. Commissioner Charles Mavity and Wasmund are expected to back the warrants, citing hospital needs and county financial reputation concerns. A meeting with county auditor Harley Schlotterbeck is set to influence the decision.
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page + den
Wasmund
Commission
Charles Mavity
Mavity
Harley Schlotterbeck
Local Briefs Ad Listings and Closures
COF TRAINING Service's Inc offers 24 hour aluminum recycling with an information line 242-1918. Delores Williams licensed cosmetologist at 242-8126. Deposit Household Hazardous Waste at Franklin County HHW Facility 8 a.m. to noon MF. call 242-1176. Guy & Mae's Tavern Windy closed July 27 to August 10. reopens August 11. Interior Motives closed for vacation. reopen August 11. Cornerstone Bookstore and NIKE DREAM Team posters advertised. Budge's Sports Center featured.
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COF Training Service's Inc
Franklin County
GUY & Mae's
Windy
Fires threaten wildlife as Northwest blazes burn vast areas
Wildfires across the Northwest endangered forests and wildlife including the northern spotted owl. By Monday over 40,000 acres burned across California Oregon Washington Idaho Colorado and Utah. One Idaho smokejumper suffered a broken hip. In Oregon a 2000 acre fire near Rogue River destroyed a home and forced evacuations. Firefighters battled a 3000 acre blaze east of there as well. Washington reported 5000 acres burned in the east with a 100 acre lightning fire near owl habitat. California saw a 7500 acre blaze near Yosemite and 2000 acres burned in Los Padres. Idaho logged over 20000 acres burned with many sparked by lightning.
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Portland
Northwest
Oregon
California
Washington
Idaho
Colorado
Utah
Rogue River
State Forestry Department
Doug Decker
Jim Truett
Yosemite National Park
Moccasin
Big Oak Flat
Ferndale
Los Padres National Forest
U.S. Forest Service
Juanita Freel
Atlantis Crew Prepares to Deploy Satellite on Tether
SPACE CENTER Houston AP Atlantis astronauts opened latches to deploy the Italian Space Agency satellite mounted on a collapsible boom in the shuttle cargo bay. The seven crew planned to unreel a 1100 pound sphere on a thin wire tether as checks progressed smoothly and ahead of schedule.
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Space Center, Houston
Atlantis
Italian Space Agency
City adopts classification and payment plan for utilities
The city proceeds to classify collection centers under 1,000 square feet and larger processing centers, adopts a resolution for personnel payments, paves asphalt and adds curbs on 6th Street from Linwood to Burrough, programs sewer and water work in the new industrial park, authorizes a one time charge for touch read meters in hard to reach yards, approves a level payment utility plan, and sets a $40 weed violation fee.
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6Th Street
Linwood
Burrough
Kansas Weather Outlook Shows Dry Thursday and Storm Risk
The forecast indicates dry conditions Thursday with a chance of thunderstorms Friday. Saturday warms with highs from the mid 70s to mid 80s across regions and includes a trend toward warmer temperatures later in the weekend. Hourly temps and reservoir levels are listed, ending at 4 a.m. today.
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Kansas
Ottawa Herald publication rates and staff listing
The Ottawa Herald from March 16, 1992 lists postal details and staff including Editor & Publisher A Hitch, Managing Editor Tom Love, Advertising Director Peg Armstrong, Circulation Manager Virginia Whitacre, and Office Manager Wayne Snow. Subscription rates for various regions and durations are provided, with all rates in advance and tax included.
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Dim A. Hitch
Jay Bemis
Tom Love
Peg Armstrong
Virginia Whitacre
Wayne Snow
Jean Rossman
Ottawa
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Marietta
Ohio) College
Institute For Education Management
Harvard University
Photo By
Ralph Young
Ad. Briefs
Delores Williams
Little House
the Ozarks
Cornerstone Bookstore
Nike Dream Team
Budge’s Sports Center
Okanogan National Forest
Patty Burel
Reservoir
Ovssiow
Clinton
Hillsdale
Melvern
Pomona
The
Ottawa Herald
S. Cedar
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