Britain drafts tough Iraq sanctions resolution at U N
Britain circulated a draft U N Security Council resolution that would suspend regular sanction reviews and condemn Iraq for the Aug 5 decision. It argues Baghdad violated prior resolutions and a February access accord, potentially tightening pressure while critics call the move symbolic with next review in October.
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Square dancing lessons begin September 5
Ad briefs note fun and exercise with new friendships through square dancing. Lessons start September 5, contact numbers 242-2204 or 242-2961. Also lists recycling info and Sacred Heart Quarterback Club contact 242-3580 with additional local listings.
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Fire damages landmark Manhattan synagogue
A fire severely damaged the Central Synagogue in Manhattan on Friday. Local officials say a worker's propane torch likely started the blaze, with thick black and gray smoke billowing from the Moorish style building, built between 1870 and 1872 as the city’s oldest continuously used synagogue.
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Obituary for Jessie May Carter Wellington and death notice
Jessie May Carter 94 Wellington died Friday Aug 28 1998 at Sumner Regional Medical Center Wellington a graveside service is 2 pm Monday at Garnett Cemetery Rev Sharon Brown Chappell to officiate Born April 18 1904 at Tologa Oklahoma daughter of John L Applegate and Addie Condonier She lived with her grandmother then moved to Cedar Point Kansas later Marion High School class of 1924 taught at Marion County Country School married Ronald J Carter April 18 1925 near Clearwater homemaker farmed near Durham Saffordville Harris then retired 1977 moved to Garnett husband died 1984 joined First United Methodist Church Wellington taught Sunday School and belonged to Home Demonstration Units 50 years She is survived by daughter Joan Martin Wellington son Robert J Carter Emporia four grandchildren four great grandchildren two great great grandchildren Memorials suggested to First United Methodist Church Wellington or Garnett.
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Deadline looms for service stations to fix underground tanks
EPA deadline by December 22 pressures gas station owners to upgrade or replace tanks to prevent leaks into water supplies. Kansas has about half of 8,263 tanks upgraded, with many small operators facing costs up to 12,000 dollars. Officials warn some stations may shut down rather than pay, while newer tanks and in-tank monitors reduce leaks. Local cases in Salina illustrate needed cleanup funds and water treatment costs.
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Latin America seen as new economic trouble spot
The IMF plans a September meeting in Washington with Latin American finance ministers to craft a strategy amid global market turmoil started in Asia and Russia. Venezuela and Brazil are flagged as vulnerable as currencies falter and oil prices slide, with U.S. support for IMF action and policy steps.
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Ottawa KS forecast combines wind and rain threats today
Bonnie will move along the southeast, bringing wind and rain to New England today while heavy showers and thunderstorms push from New York to Texas. Sunshine and heat persist across the West, with hot moist air lingering into the Southeast.
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