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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1994
Page
4
The Sacramento race ends as Dianne Feinstein is certified winner over Michael Huffington by 158,564 votes or 1.9 percent of 8.5 million ballots. Huffington has not conceded, citing potential voter fraud investigations.
A New York Times CBS poll finds most Americans favor welfare reform but oppose dismantling the safety net. Sixty-five percent say the government must help those unable to help themselves, while 87 percent back job programs for welfare recipients and 59 percent would pay more taxes for job and training programs.
A local veterans memorial project in Franklin County seeks final site approval from commissioners in January. Funds are raised via brick purchases at 40 dollars each to build walkways to the memorial, with engraving options of two lines up to 15 letters per line. Nicholson notes 50 member committee, aim to honor veterans from World War I through Vietnam, while exploring names to include and soliciting community support.
In federal court Newton admitted buying a Renoir painting and sculpture from Sotheby’s after Chapter 11 filing in 1992. He denied spending $163,000 on other artwork and said some items were gifts or bought by friends using his account. He claimed no bankruptcy estate funds were used. He urged critics not to underestimate his earning power.
A Learjet returning from a National Guard war game crashed onto a street in RESNO California and into an apartment building. Fires and explosions followed. Two aboard died. At least 15 on the ground were injured. A ground fatality was reported but not confirmed. The pilot reportedly tried to miss a school and save lives. Names of victims were not released.
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