FDA tobacco crackdown gains bid at party conventions
Anti smoking groups press FDA to issue long promised rules to curb teen access and ads. A $12 000 daily smoking warning targets teens as campaigns urge bipartisan support while industry defends ads and youth protections. Polls show strong public support for banning Joe Camel and Marlboro Man from teen magazines and merchandise.
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Food and Drug Administration
Michele Bloch
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Chicago
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Office of Management and Budget
GOP
Bob Dole
Brennan Dawson
Tobacco Institute
Joe Camel
The
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Karen Barnat
Tobacco-Free Kids
Bruskin/Goldring Research
Correction notice for Ottawa district vacation dates
The back-to-school tabloid misstated Christmas break as Dec 23 to Jan 1. The Ottawa school district will observe the vacation from December 23 to January 1. An error credited Gardner Hayden with four years as county commissioner. he served eight. The Herald apologizes for the misstatements.
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Ottawa
Gardner Hayden
the Herald
Trench Collapse Kills Savannah Plumber in Missouri
Owen Betts, a private plumbing contractor from Savannah, was buried about 20 feet underground when dirt caved in on a long trench behind two new homes in St. Joseph. Rory Wynes attempted to dig Betts out with his hands before a backhoe aided the rescue. Firefighters and street workers labored over an hour to free him, raising him just after 5 p.m.
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ST. Joseph
Savannah
Owen Betts
Rory Wynes
Wynes
Betts
Richard Ketchem
Joseph Mays
Franklin County News Dismissals Births and Local Incidents
Franklin County report lists dismissals for Elinor Foster and Deloy Winninger from Pomona and others from Ottawa. Births include Florence Edwards and Erik Catuska in Ottawa. Sheriff and police news cover a Johnson County arrest for aggravated escape, wallet theft, vandalism, multiple arrests for disorderly conduct and battery, a DUI, a telephone harassment charge, a burglary and a forged check loss, plus a deer collision near Vermont Road on K-68.
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Ottawa
Carl Roney
Waverly
Jerry Sumner
Elinor Foster
Deloy Winninger
Pomona
Katheran Webster
Ruby Miller
Erik Catuska
Sheriff's News
Franklin County
Johnson County
Douglas Sumner
Shari Morgan
Kansas City
Kan
U.S
Expern
Mark A. Bueno
Colorado
Terry Lee Ratliff
N. Cherry
Kimberly Ann Manthe
S. Princeton
Manthe
Alvin Shinn
S. Hickory
Williamsburg
Wag
Albert Toumberlin
W. Wilson
James J. Simms
S. Locust
Terry Saffer
Wal-Mart
Obituaries for Joy Arnett Garnett and Tom Grover
Joy O Arnett Garnett 91 Garnett died Aug 6 1996 at Oakhaven Nursing Center Richmond funeral 10 am Friday at Farris Fever born April 28 1905 in Anderson County survived by two sons Leigh and Ray Arnett. Tom Ensle Grover 86 Osawatomie grave side Aug 5 1996 Lane Cemetery born July 26 1910 in Lane worked for Missouri Pacific Railroad retired as conductor married Ina Mae Servais 1932 survived by nieces and nephews memorials to Alzheimer’s Association care of Eddy Birchard Funeral Home Osawatomie.
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Joy O. Arnett Garnett
Joy O. Arnett
Garnett
Oakhaven Nursing Center
Richmond
Farris Fever
Chapel
Pleasant View Cenetery
Glenloch
William Simpson
Elizabeth Jane (Kelsey) Young
Anderson County
Kenneth Arnett
First Christian Church
Glenloch River
Leigh Arnett
Lane
Ray Arnett
Thomas Ensle Grover Osawatomie
Thomas
Tom” Ensle Grover
Osawatomie
Richard Landers
Farris B
Amanda M. Grover
Lane High School
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Ina Mae Servais
Paola
Nature
1996 97 Season Kick Off Party at City Hall
The notice lists events and changes including a kickoff party featuring singer Michael Johnson at City Hall on Aug 10 at 7 30 p m. City Hall is closed Fri 6 9 to move to 101 S Hickory. Payments to night deposit box until Mon 8 12 then at new location. Class of 1976 OHS get together at Pizza Village after 7 p m Fri Aug 9. Dances at Garnett VFW Flatlanders on 8 10 for members and guests. Fall sale 20 percent off at Fashion Alley Friday. Recycling: Monday to Friday 9 am to 1 pm.
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City Hall
S. Hickory St
Michael Johnson
OMA
S. Hickory
OHS
Pizza Village
Municipal Court Sentencings List Includes DUI Diversions
A local court records multiple defendants with DUI cases entering diversion agreements, fines of 350 dollars and 125 dollar alcohol safety fees, and possible dismissal of related charges. Others face jail terms or fines for license issues, no insurance, theft of services, and reckless driving with varying suspensions and costs.
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Michael D. Ritch
Fontana
Dui
John Garrett
Fred Marconette
S. Mulberry
James G. Forrest
S. Burrough
Darren Green
Brenda Jamison
Janet Compton
S. Main
William C. Maine
S. Willow
William Roberts
N. Locust
Chopie Tucker
W. 3Rd
Scott Dean Garret
S. Cedar
Cala Grey
Roquan Brenner Hodges
Williamsburg
Ronald Thompson
Charles Likes
E. 7Th
Loren Newkirk
N. Olive
Zevero Chavez
N. Oak
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