Oldest bakery unearthed on Giza Plateau in Egypt
Archaeologists on the Giza Plateau have exposed Egypt's oldest bakery dating to the fourth dynasty around 2575 B C. The site includes a hearth, dough vats, and bread molds used to feed pyramid builders, with researchers noting bread as a daily staple and several bread types described in period records.
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Mimi Mann
Associated Press
Giza Plateau
Egypt
Giza
Pla
Teau
B.C. Expens
Gorbachev appeals to republics for food as Moscow faces shortages
Mikhail Gorbachev urged Ukraine Kazakhstan Byelorussia and Moldavia to send food to Moscow amid acute shortages. Reports say hungry residents in Naryn Kazakhstan rustled about 160000 sheep while near Krasnodar thieves took cows horses and calves. Bread is nonrationed only in Ufa with meat scarce and seaweed replacing it in Far East cities.
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Moscow
Mikhail
Gorbachev
Ukraine
Kazakhstan
Byelorussia
Moldavia
Tass
Naryn
Krasnodar
Ural
Ufa
Komsomolskaya Pravda
Tbilisi
Weather summary for Kansas midweek forecast
Monday through Wednesday expect little precipitation across Kansas with highs from the mid to upper 40s on Monday and Tuesday and the upper 40s to mid 50s on Wednesday. Lows range from mid-20s to mid-30s Monday and Wednesday, with Tuesday mainly in the 20s.
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Kansas
Bush joins emotional Pearl Harbor anniversary observance
President Bush travels to California and Hawaii for a 50th Pearl Harbor anniversary, urging healing and peace. He recalls wartime losses, emphasizes national unity, and pushes Congress on tax cuts while outlining health care plans for the next State of the Union. He recalls his WWII service and later notes former enemies becoming friends.
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Ontario
Calif
Pearl Harbor
Bush
Hawaii
Japan
California
Kiwanis Club
Mag Instruments, Inc
Congress
State of the Union
Europe
Asia
Ottawa hosts Pearl Harbor 50th anniversary memorial
The Ottawa Veterans of Foreign Wars post leads a memorial at Ed Haley Park for Pearl Harbor. Don Anderson and David Bunch polish the tribute with a rifle salute and a Kansas Air National Guard F 16 flyover. The planned times reflect a local 12:15 pm start and a 1:05 pm jet arrival despite a misdated 12:55 rifle salute.
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John Montgomery
Oktawa
Pearl Harbor
Kansas Air National Guard
Ed Haley
Second
Main Streets
Ottawa Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Don Anderson
David Bunch
Franklin County
Ottawa
Christmas Tour Of Homes Ad Briefs And Events
Local ad brief lists Christmas items and events including a Christmas Tour of Homes on Sunday December 8 at 125 p.m. with advance and day-of tickets, a Pearl Harbor 50th souvenir edition reprint, and Christmas parade sales stations. Also mentions Sutton's Jewelry and China Hutch contact numbers and a sale on pink ice styles with free sizing and wrapping.
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China Hutch
OHS
Pearl Harbor
Ottawa Herald
Haley Park
4Th, & Main
Sutton's
Garnett considers school budget cuts and actions
Garnett USD 365 braces for 1992 93 cuts with in house negotiator to save about 5000. Board discussed closing Mont Ida or Greeley and set actions for Dec 17. Other items include gym use guidelines, Jan 24 in service day, Washington trip for eight, software training, free milk for kindergartners, volleyball systems purchase, scoreboard bid changes, coaching resignations and hires.
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John Montgomery Herald
Garnett
Garnett Usd 365
Garnett Board of Education
Carol Wittman
Mont ‘Ida
Greeley
Mont Ida
Wittman
BOE
Washington, D.C
Centrex of
Topeka
Quikset of Ozawkie
Frank’ Sticksott
Kansas City
Athco
Frank Jackson
Charlene Bolz
Alan Quirin
Deborah Wiesner
Irving Elementary
FTC settles claims against Slender You weight loss ads
The Federal Trade Commission says Slender You motorized exercise tables must stop claiming they aid weight loss. The consent agreement, reached last month, settles charges of false weight loss claims tied to salons bearing the company name.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Japan buying American brains study results
The Center for Public Integrity reports U S colleges received over 175 million dollars in five years from Japanese government and business groups. The yearlong study 1986 through 1991 notes donations to universities leading American scientists teachers curricula and think tanks, suggesting Japan seeks to acquire the American mind.
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Washington
U.S
Center For Public Integrity
Ottawa Herald subscription rate table March 1991 update
The Ottawa Herald lists delivery and mail subscription rates effective March 1 1991. Rates vary by delivery method area including Ottawa carrier rural routes and mail in Franklin County adjacent counties and state totals. All prices shown are in advance with state sales tax included.
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Jim R. Hitch
Terry Ostmeyer
Jay Bemis
Carol Ackermann
Peg Armstrong
Virginia Whitacre
Wayne Snow
Jean Rossman
Oc Eco
Ottawa
Franklin County
State of Kansas
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Harvard University
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