Storm posturing on West Coast amid nation altering weather
An intense Pacific system off California forecasters say mirrors a previous broad storm, with heavy snow in California and Oregon, widespread Midwest blizzards, South tornadoes, and up to 61 deaths. The storm threatens California coast with 2 to 5 inches of rain as it joins a jet stream, while snow closes schools in southern Oregon and Michigan, and Chicago area power outages affect 170,000.
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Recall drives Ottawa DPS probe amid recall clashes
Whiteford says the Concerned Citizens group feels poorly represented and absent from meetings as recall efforts press the issue. He demands resignations from two Ottawa commissioners while a D C firm surveys the Department of Public Safety and a public hearing could be held once consultants arrive.
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Hart Announces Presidential Bid Revival Despite Personal-Scandal Fallout
After filing to run in New Hampshire, Gary Hart proclaims comeback as poll shows him leading among Democrats. He cites desire for a different candidacy and says he will not respond to personal-salacious stories. Donna Rice affair remains a point of controversy as Hart weighs his options and influence on party platform.
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City Commission Approves Sewer Improvements and Licenses
The City Commission authorized sewer improvements and 75000 in 12 month notes at 7.5 percent. They approved 12 cereal malt beverage licenses 2-0 with Commissioner Marvin Callibham abstaining over alcohol objections. Clerk Pete Smith noted about a half dozen applications still pending and a possible special meeting before January 1 to finalize them. Meetings to resume after year start will include a prayer and the Pledge of Allegiance as proposed by Russell Crites of 717 West 7th.
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Pete Smith
Russell Crites
Hayden campaign donations raise questions on corporate giving
Hayden defends a 1986 campaign fund of 1.3 million while noting seven corporations gave 3,000 each and five officers plus three spouses matched donations. He cites new corporate limits and says some firms may have legitimate business intentions. He also comments on tax delinquency by Kansas Microwave Inc. and endorses tighter contribution rules. In a separate note, the ABA endorses Anthony Kennedy for the Supreme Court, praising integrity and intellect.
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