Chiefs beat Cowboys hit Schottenheimer's 100th win
Though out of the playoffs the Kansas City Chiefs defeated the Dallas Cowboys marking Marty Schottenheimer's 100th win as KC coach. Partly cloudy Tuesday with a high near 50s and a NW to N wind shift. See page 2 for weather details.
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Pomona Bank Opens Nick Scott Fund for Medical Bills
A fund at Citizens State Bank in Pomona supports Nick Scott, Pomona High School football player paralyzed in a fall wreck. Donations flow after an Ottawa Herald feature. send checks to Nick Scott Fund, P O Box C, Pomona 66076. Richard Haywood, Kansas Commission on Veterans Affairs rep, will help veterans and dependents at Osage City and Lyndon Wednesday with claims aid, discussing needed files at Emporia office if possible.
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Spouse sought in slayings at Kinsley home
Three people were found dead at Robin Vasquez's home in Kinsley Kansas including Vasquez her father Howard Franks and city council member Tom Dinkel authorities sought her husband Martin Vasquez 36 for questioning and teletypes were sent to other agencies noting he may drive Dinkel's pickup.
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Least Competent Criminal Arrest in Bank Check Scam
In Winston-Salem North Carolina Sidney Reuben Smith age 48 was arrested after posing as Jerry Cain to open a checking account at a BB and T bank branch. A bank officer alerted police when Cain’s ID was presented while Cain had died three weeks earlier. Melinda Cain, Cain’s widow, worked as a bank teller.
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Clinton says no intention to quit amid impeachment vote
President Clinton declares no intention to resign as undecided House Republicans weigh options including censure or resignation. House to debate four impeachment articles on perjury obstruction and abuse of power related to Monica Lewinsky, while Clinton seeks middle ground with Congress.
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Preservation hearing set for old Ottawa middle school
Friends of Historic Buildings urge Ottawa School Board to delay demolition and fund alternatives, with a Jan 28 hearing and Jan 15 deadline for funding proposals. Group seeks skylight repairs after vandalism and water damage in the north gymnasium. officials cite multiple break ins and delayed reporting.
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Clinton sees Palestinians renounce pact during Gaza visit
President Clinton told Palestinians they could determine their own destiny on their land as the Palestine National Council voted to remove anti Israel passages from the Palestinian charter. He praised Yasser Arafat for peace moves and urged hard work toward prosperity and independence for Palestinians.
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Kansas tweaks offer tax relief for low income groups
The Kansas tax code adds two reliefs for 1998 filers. The food sales tax refund gives $60 per exemption for those with adjusted gross income of 12,500 or less and $30 per exemption for 12,501 to 25,000. Eligible seniors disabled or with qualifying dependents may claim the refund. A second change, a 15 percent business machinery and equipment tax credit, applies to personal property tax on qualified machinery and equipment.
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Long-term care ombudsman expansion eyed for Great Bend
Kansas Long Term Care Ombudsman Program plans a January opening in Great Bend as part of a Western Kansas expansion. Director Matt Hickam seeks four new regional ombudsmen and a volunteer coordinator, doubling the current $291,000 budget if funded. Funding and moves hinge on the governor and Legislature.
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Where to Call About Kansas Long-Term Care Ombudsman
Information for complaints or questions about long-term care facilities in Kansas. The Kansas Long-Term Care Ombudsman program can be reached toll free at 877-662-8362 for assistance and guidance.
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