U.N. inspectors vote on Iraq may be delayed
Diplomatic talks over a Security Council resolution to return weapons inspectors to Iraq continue with Russia France and China in focus. Britain and the United States seek to prevent a veto while ministers discuss the text and await capi tal guidance. The plan would restore inspections and offer sanction relief if Iraq cooperates.
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AccuWeather Ottawa KS 10‑Day Forecast Preview
AccuWeather provides forecasts for Ottawa Kansas with a mix of snow sleet and rain across regions. The morning shows gray conditions with rain in the mid-Atlantic and southern New England, snow in the northern plains and Rockies, and mountain passes with Cascades rain on the coasts of Washington and Oregon.
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Obituary Roy L. Kirkland of Olathe dies at 72
Roy L. Kirkland, 72, of Olathe died Sunday December 12 1999 at Olathe Medical Center. Born November 7 1927 in Ottawa he was a lifelong Ottawa resident and a World War II US Army veteran. Survived by daughter Linda McClean son Brad Kirkland son Kirk D Kirkland brother Rex Kirkland sister Eva Lee Jones and three grandchildren burial with military honors at Highland Cemetery Ottawa. Memorials to American Diabetes Association.
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Lawrence
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Chevy Chase
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Overland Park
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Rex Kirkland
Eva Lee Jones
Las Vegas
Dengel & Son
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V.F.W. Post
American Diabetes Association
Lottery Numbers and Jackpot Totals
The Powerball draw produced numbers 6 10 31 47 48 with Powerball 29 for a $47.4 million jackpot. A second listing shows numbers 8 9 12 15 17 with Powerball 35 and a $575 000 prize.
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Holiday ads blur brief items across Franklin County
Advertisements list discounts and offers from local businesses including Jenny and Sherry hair services, a T shirt design at Positive Impressions, Christmas hours for Cornerstone Bookstore, aluminum can buyback by Franklin County Recycling, Long John Silver's donation drive with a free medium drink, art massage therapy certificates, Messenger's Home Furnishings holiday sale, a Christmas stocking draw at Long John Silver's, Stan's Carpet Cleaning sale, Y2K books at Cornerstone Bookstore, and Ottawa’s local promotions.
Inventor dies in private jet crash near Gouldsboro
In Gouldsboro Pennsylvania a small private jet nosedived near a trailer park, exploding on impact. All three aboard were killed including optical inventor and industrialist Peter La Haye Sr. The Westwind 24, a 12 seat twin engine turbojet, left a crater as it went down on Sunday afternoon. La Haye Sr. owned La Haye Laboratories and Neopix and lived in Medina Washington. He produced implantable lenses for cataracts and a diet supplement for eye health.
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Joseph Heller Dies Author of Catch-22 at 76
New York AP states Joseph Heller, author of Catch-22, died of a heart attack at his East Hampton home at age 76. The novelist, famed for the no-win paradox, served as a bomber in World War II and wrote five novels afterward. His breakthrough 1961 work sold over 10 million copies in the U.S. and defined American literary satire.
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Joseph Heller
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Valerie
United States
Kurt Vonnegut
Italy
Russians claim capture of Grozny suburb and airport
Russian forces said they seized a suburb east of Grozny and claimed the airport in the Khankala area. Chechen fighters rejected independent confirmation while civilians remain trapped in the capital. Parliament approved amnesty for militants and soldiers, but killings and abductions are excluded, with a Feb. 1 deadline to stop fighting.
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