NATO forces enter Macedonia to collect weapons in peace mission
NATO troops began arriving in Skopje as part of Operation Essential Harvest to disarm ethnic Albanian rebels. A 3,500-strong force, including Americans, joins an advance group in a mission aimed at ending six months of hostilities despite ongoing cease-fire violations and disputed weapon totals.
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Skopje
Macedonia
NATO
Royal Engineers
Keith Beddoe
Washington
State Department
Philip Beeker
United States
Mlin
Gunnar Lange
Lange
Lord Robertson
Ex Medellin cartel figure loses bid to block extradition
Colombian drug suspect Fabio Ochoa loses appeals as Supreme Court approves U S extradition to Florida. Pending presidential approval, his handover would mark a high profile transfer since the 1980s and could spark concerns of violence in Colombia. Also approved were two other Millennium operation suspects.
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Bogota
Colombia
Fabio Ochoa
Ochoa
Medellin Cartel
U.S
Supreme Court
United States
Andres Pastrana
Medellin
Pablo Escobar
Florida
Mexico
Leo Arreguin
U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration
Jairo Mesa Sanin
Mario Sanchez Cristancho
IMF loans lift Argentine markets as bonds issued for payroll
Argentina receives a new 8 billion IMF loan, pushing total emergency aid to 22 billion and boosting the Merval index. Economy Minister Cavallo meets with business leaders while Buenos Aires province issues one year patacones bonds to cover about 180,000 state workers’ payroll, paying 7 percent at maturity and dispensed via ATMs.
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Buenos Aires
International Monetary Fund
South America
Argentina
Domingo Cavallo
Jorge Sarghini
Carlos Ruckauf
Sorghini
Israeli missiles hit car in Nablus injure four Palestinians
Israeli forces fired two missiles at a car in Nablus wounding four Palestinians while the intended Palestinian target Jihad al Mussalmi survived. The attack followed by Gaza shelling and a funeral march for Bilal al Ghoul amid broader clashes and regional reactions.
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Nablus
West Bank
Jihad al-Mussalmi
Yasser Arafat
Fatah
Al-Mussaimi
Rafidia
Gaza Strip
Deir el-Balah
Gaza City
Bilal al- Ghoul
Al-Ghoul
Tanzim
Adnan
Iraq
Ottawa Kansas ordinance seeks higher taxes for 2002 budget
Published August 23 2001 Ordinance 3376 01 attests to a possible increase in property tax revenues for the 2002 budget to fund city services. It notes state cuts in transfers, public service obligations, and requires publication in the city newspaper. Passed August 20 2001 by Mayor Gene Ramsay with City Clerk Scott Bird attesting.
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Ottawa
Kansas
State of
Chyst Ins Sondyleria Pubic Beigiand
Aftar
Gene Ramsay
City of Williamsburg bids for equipment auction
(First Published August 9, 2001) (Last Published September 6, 2001) Bid for Caterpillar 112 road grader four wheel trailer with tank and other assets. Bidder envelopes marked bid. City may reject any or all bids. Call numbers for details. Items viewable in Williamsburg Kansas. Send bids to City of Williamsburg P O Box 414 Williamsburg KS 66095. Bids opened and reviewed at the September 10 2001 City Council Meeting.
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City of
Williamsburg
City of Williamsburg
P.O
Weed ordinance notice for Ottawa property parcels
Published notice to Frederick Stoltz and others warns that 332 S. Poplar Ottawa Kansas Lots 30 92 34 and 36 Block 88 violate city weed rules due to tall grasses. Property owners must cut weeds within ten days by Sept 2 2001 or city will perform the work and charge $55 plus publication and labor costs. Contact Scott Bird City Clerk for details.
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Frederick Stoltz
Herman Stoltz
City of
Ottawa
Franklin County
Kansas
City of Ottawa
City Hall
City Clark
Scott Bird City Clark
Williamsburg resolution orders action on unsafe property lot 23
The City of Williamsburg Kansas resolves to address unsafe conditions on Steve P Seneca property Lot 23 Block A Park Addition Franklin County. Owner or listed parties must appear October 1 2001 at 7 30 p m to show cause why demolition or repair is not required and costs may be assessed. Lori Hamilton city clerk signs.
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Williamsburg
Kansas
Steve P. Seneca
Park
Franklin County
Kansa
William Treat
Willamsburg
Frankin County
City of
Stave P. Seneca
Williamsburg City Hall
Causa
Second tropical storm surprises forecasters
SAN JUAN Puerto Rico AP As Dean, the Caribbean’s second tropical storm, formed quickly with sustained winds near 60 mph and prompted flight cancellations. Forecasters say reconnaissance planes helped spot the upgrade while Chantal weakened, and residents including Vieques police reported flooding from heavy rains. Dean moved west-northwest at 6 a.m. CDT.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Caribbean
Mexico
Yucatan Peninsula
Dean
Chantal
Trinidad
Yucatan
Richard Pasch
U.S. National Hurricane Center
Miami
Victor Manuel Vazquez
Vieques
Tropical Storm Dean Effects Spread Across Puerto Rico
Heavy rains hit the northeastern city of Naguabo where a Head Start classroom ceiling collapsed injuring two students and a teacher, all in stable condition. San Juan's University of Puerto Rico canceled classes as Dean moved toward the Bahamas and Turks and Caicos, with rain soaking the territory.
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Grand Turk
Naguabo
San Juan
University of Puerto Rico
Dean
Puerto Rico
U.S
Bahamas
British Caribbean
Turks and Caicos Islands
Ottawa Kansas adopts 2002 budget and tax levy ordinance
Ordinance 3375-01 appropriates funds for all 2002 budget accounts and approves payments of claims for 2002. It establishes the ad valorem tax to be levied in 2001 for the 2002 budget year for the City of Ottawa Kansas. Signed by Gene Ramsey and attested by Scott D Bird.
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Ottawa
Kansas
NCCC
State of
Clark
Franklin County
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