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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1994
Page
6
Belgrade severed political and economic links with Bosnian Serbs after their leaders rejected the latest peace plan for a third time. President Milosevic, seen as the war’s chief instigator, faces renewed sanctions while seeking to avert broader economic ruin.
The House sent President Clinton a bill to curb crash liability for small airplanes. It would block general aviation firms from being sued in crashes of planes 18 years old or older. Beech and Cessna, both Wichita based, argue lawsuits harmed the industry and cost many jobs.
Robert J. Huckleberry of Valliant Oklahoma was charged with robbery in Topeka Kansas after a Tuesday morning holdup at Mercantile Bank using a fake grenade and bomb threat. He allegedly fled to a Topeka McDonald’s by cab and no one was injured.
The IRS Operation Fresh Start targets non-filers in Wichita and across districts to reduce fear of penalties and jail. Spokesman James Manuszak says the program encourages voluntary filing of substantially correct returns, even if late, without promising instant forgiveness. The two year old initiative gains special push this week with no end date announced.
Franklin County Citizens for Progress led by Dan Fogle reports signatures exceed 650 yet more are sought to cover invalid names. The group wants liquor by the drink for qualifying food businesses to boost local dining and keep tax dollars in Ottawa, citing residents traveling to Overland Park and Lawrence for meals.
Senate Republicans pressed Hillary Clinton's aide as the Whitewater hearings entered their fifth day. Margaret Williams testified she does not recall telling Deputy Treasury Secretary Roger Altman that Mrs Clinton was paralyzed by Whitewater, despite a diary quote cited by Altman.
Carla Stovall, Topeka attorney and former Kansas Parole Board chair, won the Republican primary by a narrow margin over Wint Winter Jr. Richard Schodorf defeated Marvin Barkis in a close race. Both campaigns note turnout and party unity remain key issues for the general election.
Lane Fair in Lane runs through Friday and Saturday with a parade, music, and contests. Highlights include a Miles for Meals walk for Mid-America Nutrition Program, a colt drawing, and an apple pie contest judged by Homer White. Proceeds from pie sales go to the fair association.
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