Democrats Clash in First 1992 Presidential Debate
Six Democratic hopefuls sparred over tax cuts fiscal policy and economy in a 90 minute NBC forum. Clinton Wilder Kerrey Tsongas Brown Harkin pressed Bush over economy foreign policy and trade while Brown broke debate rules with a fundraising number. Clinton won a Florida straw poll with 54 percent ahead of Harkin 31 and Kerrey 10.
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Procedural standoff delays Mideast peace talks
The second week of Arab-Israeli talks opens with procedural clashes over direct negotiations versus joint Jordanian-Palestinian delegation. Israel seeks working groups and a midweek adjournment, while Lebanon and Syria discuss venue concerns and major logistics.
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Weather Outlook From Wednesday To Friday
The forecast calls for dry and mild conditions Wednesday with a chance of rain Thursday and Friday. Highs range from the 50s on Wednesday to the mid 30s to 40s on Thursday and 45 to 50 on Friday, with lows in the 30s.
Central Heights school board meets at 7 30 tonight
Bulletin board items include a teacher resignation and replacement plus a Christmas party at the school complex in Williamsburg. The senior citizens nutrition site hosts a Christmas party from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednesday with music by Warren and Jessie Robbins. contact Marie Schnider by 9 p.m. Tuesday. A La Leche League meeting is set for 7 p.m. Wednesday at 432 S Elm with Candy Wasser coordinating. Public Wholesale Water Supply District No 12 holds a 7 p.m. Wednesday session at the Community Center. Ottawa Library Board meets Thursday at 3 30 p.m. to discuss the ADA, mission goals, and the 1992 budget.
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Wall Street edges higher on tepid economic signals
Wall Street stocks rose modestly in a technical advance amid ongoing uncertainty about the economy. The Dow gained 13.41 to 2927.77 in early trading, with 79.01 million shares traded by noon on the Big Board, as investors awaited January data and reviewed Federal Reserve reports showing a 0.4 percent drop in industrial output last month and a 0.5 point fall in the utilization rate to 79.1 percent. Analyst Dean A. Gulis said the reports add little clarity and traders mostly wait for January.
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Troopers to Get Free Gas From Marketers
Kansas oil marketers plan to donate gasoline to the Kansas Highway Patrol to extend patrols during the holidays. Col. Bert Cantwell says 15 gallons per car for 325 marked units will total 4,875 gallons, saving about 5,000 dollars and enabling about 73,000 more patrol miles from December 20 to January 1. The effort reflects private public cooperation to boost highway safety in Kansas.
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Final Week Gift Gallery Prints at Arts Council
In Ottawa, the Gift Gallery at the Arts Council presents prints, matted and framed, ready for Christmas gift giving. Located at 105 E. 5th, and Ottawa Frame Shoppe at 401 S. Main offers framing services and the same holiday selection. Call 242-5587 for details.
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Old Benton water tower to be given away for dismantling
Benton officials list a 30 000 gallon silver and green 1952 water tower as free to the buyer who can dismantle and remove it, with tear down costs around 7500 dollars and no takers after six months. The city seeks to sell the land beneath the structure while Benton already operates two other towers.
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Ottawa Herald 1991 subscription rates listed
The Ottawa Herald publishes daily except Sunday and holidays with a long list of subscription rates effective March 1, 1991. Rates cover Ottawa deliveries, rural carrier options, motor route, and mail orders across Franklin County and adjacent counties, plus out of state mail options and tax inclusions.
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