Quayle Confirms Help Sought For National Guard Entry
Senator Dan Quayle said he did not break rules to join the Indiana National Guard in 1969 and acknowledged asking former Guard commander Wendell Phillippi for help, noting he would do the same again. He defended his actions as normal for a 22 year old and said he plans to release his military records, while denying deceiving the Bush campaign during the selection process.
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Huntington
Ind
Dan Quayle
Indiana National Guard
Quayle
Guard
National Guard
Indianapolis News
Wendell C. Phillipps
the Guard
Phillippi
State National Guard
Wendell Phillippi
National
Phillipps
George Bush
Dog Quayle
Bush
Bush Campaign Organization
Rural bus lifeline in Rushville. plan to reconnect rural America
The Agriculture Department and transportation agencies study rural transit and convene a three day Omaha conference to map a national plan. Officials note subsidy risks to the Arrow-Black Hills route serving Rushville, Nebraska, and urge flexible routes and coordination with goods shipment to restore access for 1200 residents.
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Maha
Rushville
Evelyn Trenkle
Nebraska
South Dakota
Omaha
Chadron
Arrow-Black Hills Stage Lines
Rapid City
M.C
Jim Mary
Mary
America
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Martin Fitzpatrick Jr
Agriculture Department
Office of Transportation
U.S. Department of Transportation
Urban Mass Transportation Administration
United Bus Owners of America
Fitzpatrick
Steve Sprague
United Bus Owners
Sprague
Ottawa Board of Education sticks to 6 percent teacher pay rise
Negotiations between Ottawa teachers and the Board of Education reached a stalemate as teachers pressed for 11 percent, but the board held firm at a 6 percent maximum. Federal mediator Carl Wallmark helped push talks toward an agreement, with the final offer landing at 5.43 percent. Maxwell noted the board moved less than six tenths of a percent from its initial stance, awaiting a reasonable proposal from teachers.
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Jeff Myrick
Ottawa Board of Education
Jack Maxwell
Carl Wallmark
Maxwell
City to hold special session on College Street parking
The Ottawa City Commission meeting at 3 p.m. Monday at City Hall will consider limiting parking to one side near Garfield School after a petition from resident Glenn Underwood. A traffic study was requested and the session will also cover the city manager search in executive session.
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Ottawa City Commission
City Hall
Virgil Basgall
College
Garfield School
Glenn Underwood
Basgall
Department of Public Safety
Bomb threat halts Franklin County courthouse business day
A menacing phone call forced evacuation of the Franklin County Courthouse in the 300 block of North Main on a busy Friday. Sheriff Rex Bowling said a male caller claimed a bomb would detonate within an hour. police conducted a complete search, found nothing, and deemed it a hoax. The disruption affected taxpayers and employees, with the building secured and plans to discuss new security measures on Monday.
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Franklin County
North Main
DPS
Laura Sutton
Rex Bowling
Department of Public Safety
Bowling
Road Department
Rowling
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William Egidy
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