Wallpaper can transform a small space with color and depth
This AP Newsfeatures piece explains wallpaper types, moisture resistant vinyl for kitchens and baths, and coordinating with fabrics, paint, and flooring. It covers prep steps, wall repairs, primer seals, lining paper, and methods to float walls. It previews a follow up on hanging wallpaper and offers reader Q&A on grout dyeing.
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Morris Carry
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Wall Street Steady Decline Deepens On Bargain Hunt
Wall Street moved lower with the Dow down 16.77 to 2847.05 at midday as 485 shares rose 990 fell and 577 held steady. Analysts cited cautious bargain hunting after a six session slide to fresh lows since last spring.
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Public Hearings and Water Rate Ordinances Noted in Kansas Notices
First published notice of Ottawa hearing set for December 18 1991 to consider a tax exemption for National Sign Company. Richmond Kansas approves Ordinance 91-244 adjusting water rates effective January 1 1992 with tiered charges for residents outside and inside city limits and rural districts.
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Ottawa Area Business Leaders List Local Groups
A partial roster of local figures and organizations appears including Haley Abstract & Title Co. Inc. Country Mart Robert W. Green Chartered Dr. William H. Burks Hasty Enterprises Dr. Rodney L. McClay Taylor Brothers Construction Co. Bank Ottawa Truck Corporation Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce Representative Walker Hendrix Ottawa Black Awareness Committee.
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Robert W. Green
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Who Holds the Button in a Shaky Soviet Union
CIA Director Robert Gates tells the House Armed Services Committee that the Soviet Union risks economic collapse social unrest and a weakened Red Army amid a volatile transition with nearly 30 000 nuclear weapons and a possible nationalist leader feared by Ambassador Strauss. Bush echoes cautious monitoring as Congress debates defense spending.
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