Gannon to Start Chiefs in Giants Clash and Oakland Finale
Rich Gannon will lead the Kansas City Chiefs against the New York Giants in New York this weekend and is set to start the Chiefs' season finale December 26 at Oakland, as coach Marty Schottenheimer indicates.
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Partly Sunny Skies With Mild Friday Forecast
Partly sunny and mild with a high near 50 as west winds of 5 to 15 mph shift to north 10 to 20 mph and gusty conditions develop in the afternoon. More weather information available on page 2.
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Richmond Receives 9999 Grant for Part-Time Police Hire
Richmond funds a nine thousand nine hundred ninety nine dollar law enforcement grant to hire another part-time officer and buy vehicle equipment and bulletproof vests. Public hearing set for December 22 at City Hall to discuss grant use and impact. Also notes flood damage grants guidance and additional school and university events in Kansas.
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Man jailed for growing marijuana to shield stepson
In October in Kitchener Ontario a man received six months probation for growing 20 marijuana plants claiming the move protected his 15 year old stepson from street drugs. In November in Milwaukee another man was convicted for supplying his 13 year old virgin son with a prostitute saying it was time he learned.
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U.S. launches second wave of airstrikes on Iraq
President Clinton defended the attack as necessary to stop weapons development. Defense Secretary Cohen said the first strikes caused severe damage to targets. A senior official reported cruise missiles and laser guided bombs hitting Iraqi defenses as B 52s prepared to deploy. Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein condemned the attack on television as civilians suffered injuries and deaths were reported.
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World reactions split on Iraq crisis after U S attack
Russia China denounce the U S offensive while Germany Canada and Iran urge restraint and support for UN norms. Fear spreads as U S embassies close abroad and Arab League condemns strikes amid calls for de escalation.
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City OKs liquor rules site Ottawa City Commis
Ottawa city commissioners approved a package liquor ordinance with 9 am to 10 pm hours and a 300 year license rule, plus distance and conduct restrictions. The vote followed public criticism by former mayor Mary Cailiham and included renewals for several beer licenses. one agenda item on stop signs was left dead.
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Impeachment clock stalls but still ticking
President Clinton said the impeachment debate would be guided by GOP leaders as House plans were delayed amid U S military action in Iraq. Moderate Republicans shifted toward impeachment while protesters gathered outside the Capitol and aides pursued outreach with limited success.
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