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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1996

Page

6

Elizabeth Dole’s Identity Amid Presidential Campaign

As Bob Dole campaigns for the presidency, Elizabeth Dole maintains her own identity with minimal conflicts between public role and private presence. The piece explores her public image, media coverage, and the balance she seeks between support duties and personal priorities.

Elizabeth Dole

Outside Forecast: Warm Sunny Tuesday Reaches 90

Mostly sunny and warmer Tuesday with a high near 90. Southwest winds 5 to 15 mph.

Ottawa pool to close for summer at Forest Park

Wayne Burns, Ottawa Recreation Commission director, announced the Ottawa swimming pool at Forest Park will close for the summer at 5 p.m. Sunday. The ORC invites citizens to send recommendations or general comments to 517 E. Third.

Wayne Burns Ottawa Recreation Commission Ottawa Forest Park Burns ORC

Teenager dies after fall near Missouri bridge

Tu V Tran, 17, of Wichita died after falling 60 to 80 feet from a cliff near a bridge at the Kansas 7 and U.S. 69 junction while en route to the Marian Days celebration in Carthage. The death is being investigated as an accident by Jasper County authorities.

Fort Scott Kan Missouri Tu V Tran Wichita Joplin Jerry Neil Jasper County Sheriff's Department Carthage Kansas 7 Neil Bourbon County

Turkey Iran gas deal defies U S sanctions

Tehran and Ankara announced a $20 billion gas accord under a 22 year term. Iran will supply Turkey with 140 billion cubic feet of gas annually. The agreement challenges Washington as it seeks to curb Tehran’s oil and gas investment and pressure foreign firms.

Tehran Iran Turkey U.S Clinton Washington Libya

Random Acts of Kindness Honored by Friends

Pat Miller is praised for many thoughtful acts, notably staying with the speaker in the hospital ER overnight before returning to work. Nominated by Pat Runkle, with a call to complete and submit the kindness form at listed Ottawa area locations.

Pat Miller Pat Runkle Tooper Ottawa Wabwtart Coury Mortart Amore Town & Country Supply Wavy’s Brown's Shoo Fi Chris

GOP Convention Opens in San Diego Amid Dole Kemp Push

AP reporting from San Diego notes excitement as Republicans begin their four day convention aimed at energizing Bob Dole and uniting his campaign with Jack Kemp. Delegates, security barriers, and a fast paced program set the stage for a televised start with Dole pledging a fresh start and tax cutting emphasis to win back voters.

White House AN Diego Bob Dole Bill Clinton Dole Jack Kemp San Diego CBS Elizabeth Kemp Clinton Bob Bob Blanchiro San Diego Convention Center

Kansas Delegates Energized by Dole Kemp Entrance in Diego

Kansas delegates at the Republican National Convention hailed Bob Dole and Jack Kemp as energetic contenders as ships parade across San Diego Bay. Sam Brownback and Jan Meyers praised the ticket while delegates paused for a prayer service reflecting the delegation's conservative Christian makeup. Radio minister David Jeremiah urged the faithful to heed “God’s music” for guidance through the convention.

In Diego Kansas Bob Dole Jack Kemp San Diego Bay Sam Brownback Brownback Dole Kemp Russell Kan San Diego Dole-Kemp Jan Meyers Overland Park Kansans Meyers Congress George Bush AN Diego Delegation U.S GOP Todd Tiahrt David Jeremiah Shadow Mountain Community Church el Cajon

Light trucks on roads raise safety concerns warn drivers

A survey notes rising light truck numbers since 1985 and the safety risk for car occupants. It finds heavier trucks raise fatality odds, with 80 percent of light truck crash deaths costing car occupants. The draft study suggests 100 pound weight changes could save or cost hundreds of lives annually depending on direction.

Catherine O'Brien Jess Walter Ashington Jennifer Rudy Rudy Bethesda United States National Highway Traffic Safety Administration NHTSA Federal Diane Steed Coalition For Vehicle Choice R.L. Polk

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