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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1992
Page
6
The note stresses obtaining family permission and help before making taffy. It warns that cooking sugars reaches high temperatures and can cause serious burns, urging careful handling and safety precautions.
The forecast calls for mostly cloudy conditions Friday with a high reaching the mid-40s and a south wind of 10 to 20 mph. Local humidity remains steady as evening temperatures dip into the upper 30s.
Ottawa city and Franklin County officials pressed state legislators to avoid new mandates and budget constraints. Representatives Teagarden and Hendrix expect no tax hikes or new spending this year while Senator Walker notes many new senators may slow action. Local leaders seek greater say on estates and funding. Continued on page 3.
The Israeli Supreme Court cleared the way to deport 383 Muslims in a sweeping retaliation for attacks on security officers. A 5-2 vote lifted a night restraining order, with 30 days given to justify the unprecedented action as buses moved toward the Lebanese border and Beirut warned of border blockades.
Hawthorne School's Back Door Club wrapped its nine week program with a visit to Ransom Memorial Hospital operating room. Principal Darwin Alexander led activities for fourth and fifth graders who explored hobbies from candy making to stained glass and Christmas crafts.
In Topeka Kansas officials launched Operation Immunize to vaccinate children under two within two years. The goal is 100 percent immunization by 1995 from 54 percent today, with a broad campaign involving public and private health sectors and community leaders to urge parents to visit local centers for shots. KCHE Secretary Robert C Harder framed the effort as a critical health challenge requiring business and civic involvement.
President Bush considers a Christmas visit to Somalia to boost U S troops fighting famine and looting. An anonymous senior official cites scheduling and security obstacles that could prevent the trip, while White House spokesman says nothing is scheduled. About 28,000 U S troops are in Somalia to restore order after the January coup and chaos has killed about 350,000 Somalis.
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