U.S. mercy mission faces first casualties in Somalia crisis
The article details Morgan's bombing raids on Hargeisa, Somalia, during the civil war that preceded the dictator's 1991 downfall. It covers the debate over Restore Hope aims, Boutros-Ghali meets Eagleburger in New York, and Bush's push to replace U.S. troops with UN peacekeepers and withdraw within a month as Marines report progress despite questions about disarmament and looting.
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Morgan
Somalia
Hargeisa
U.N
Boutros Boutros-Ghali
New York
Lawrence Eagleburger
Eagleburger
U.S
Boutros-Ghali
Security Council
Bush
Bush to visit Somalia on New Year for morale boost
President Bush plans a New Year’s Eve trip to Somalia to boost morale of relief workers and troops. He will spend Dec 31 with U S forces and visit aid operations Jan 1, using a smaller staff to avoid disrupting relief work. CARE USA officials welcomed the decision, noting the dire situation and need for world attention. It was undecided whether Barbara Bush would accompany him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bush
Somalia
U.S
White House
Marlin Fitzwater
Africa
Egypt
William D. Novelli
CARE
USA
New York
Barbara Bush
ESU graduates include Ottawa area students and military news
Ottawa area graduates from Emporia State University include Lisa Fangman Rebecca McDaniels Thomas Neff Edward Urban Tonya Graham Stacy Smith Tamra Coopman Catherine Williams Martin Feltner Thomas Thurston Calvin Cotton and others with degrees in education business and science. Military updates cover Marine Warrant Officer Hopkins ROTC cadets and air force basic training milestones. Christmas charity by Pomona FHA and DAR veterans aid noted with meetings and plans.
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ESU
Ottawa
Emporia State University
Lisa Ann Fangman
Hemlock
Rebecca Jane McDaniels
Louisiana Road
Thomas A. Neff
S. Mulberry
Edward T. Urban
Rantoul
Sean Everett Breithaupt
Wellsville
Timothy Dicks Jarrell
Garnett
Tonya D. Graham
Stacy Marie Smith
E. Jackson
Waverly
Tamra Ann Coopman
Catherine Ann Williams
Baldwin City
Anthony Ray Brown
Lyndon — Martin Shawn Feltner
Weather Outlook with Cold Nights Across Kansas
Tonight will clear and turn very cold with a low around 10 degrees and a diminishing north wind. Christmas Day remains dry with lows in the teens to lower 20s and highs in the 30s. Saturday and Sunday stay dry and cold with lows as low as 5 to 15 and highs in the 20s to low 30s. The forecast notes current temperatures and recent records and lists sunset and sunrise times.
County eyes health grant and memorial for Ottawa lawyer
Franklin County Commissioners signed a grant application to obtain 34026 from the federal Senior Care Act for in home attendants and housekeeping for the elderly. The program would add two aides, totaling 3100 visits in six months, with a Dec 31 deadline and a January decision. The Franklin County Bar Association will hold a memorial service for Thomas Gleason Sr. at 2 p.m. on Monday January 4 in the west courtroom. Gleason, a longtime Ottawa lawyer, died Sept 18 at age 68 after heart bypass surgery.
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Franklin County
County Health Department
Mike Pruner
Health Department
Southview Home Health
Pruner
Lear
Franklin County Bar Association
Thomas Gleason Sr
Gleason
Ottawa
Ottawa holiday closings list for Christmas week
Government offices across Ottawa plan varying closures for Christmas with Franklin County Courthouse closing all day Thursday and Friday and city and state facilities adjusting hours. Health nurses will visit homes Christmas Eve and Day while Social Security and USDA offices halve Thursday hours.
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Ottawa
Franklin County
Third
Main
Health Department
Mike Pruner
Ottawa City Hall
Fourth
Walnut
Municipal Court
Public Safety Building
W. 2Nd
Social Security
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Ottawa Herald circulation and subscription rates notice
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices effective March 16 1992 for Ottawa and surrounding areas with rates for carrier motor route and mail options. Rates cover one month three months six months and one year with prices varying by delivery area and state including in county adjacent counties and out of state. All rates are in advance and include state sales tax.
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Ottawa
Franklin
State of Kansas
Carriage Rides in Lawrence Spark Regulation Talks
Bumett did not file a formal request for carriage rides in downtown Lawrence as instructed. Officials note Burnett and others seek clear rules and possible ordinances while Ottawa considers future action, with Burnett seeking fewer formalities for rides and parking space reservations.
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Bumettt
Bumett
Lawrence
Ottawa
Burnett
Warren
Holiday Closures And Specials In Local Ads
D AIRY QUEEN South will close for holidays December 20 through New Year’s Day with LAST MINUTE Gift ideas from A Cut Above. Little Dragon Restaurant closes December 24 and 25. Ottawa Sanitation delays Friday pickup one day earlier so crews can spend holidays with families. Rosie’s Ceramics Open House December 10 to 5, closed until January 5 at 727 N. Poplar. The Chocolate Shack open December 24 9 to 4 then closed Christmas Day and reopens December 26 9 to 4 with 10 to 50 percent off Christmas gifts. Sutton’s Jewelry wishes a merry Christmas and thanks customers for a strong year. 1993 Courthouse Centennial calendars offered for $5. Chris’ Corner, Trading Post, Yellow Brick Road promote 50 percent off Christmas music and T-shirts. other Xmas items marked down. Cornerstone Bookstore and Carpet Warehouse announce December closures with limited hours and January reopenings. Celebration Hall available for New Year’s Eve at 242-3166. Chris’ Corner closes at 3 p.m. Christmas Eve and reopens January 4. Christian New Year’s Eve Jubilate on Family Channel 10 from 11 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Wanda Kirkland of Ottawa and Marsha Newbanks of Olathe win a drawing. Frugal Fashion Cuts closes December 26 to 29. Crooks Floor Covering closes Thurs-Fri-Sat. resumes regular hours December 28.
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Ily
Peck
Bush Trip News
Ottawa-area Military News
Michael P. Hopkins
Peter H
Lola J. Hopkins
RFC 3
Marine Aircraft Group 49
4Th Marine Aircraft Wing
Naval Air Station
Willow Grove
Hopkins
Baldwin High School
Marine Corps
Steven C. Rice
Reserve Officer Training Corps
Fort Lewis
Tacoma
Wash
U.S. Amy
Guard
Rice
Washington State University
Pullman
Clifford J. Rice
Wellsville Rfd 1
Claudia Eide
Beavercreek
Ore
Pvt
Brian R. Brockett
Fort Leonard Wood
Waynesville
Kitty D. Brockett
Paola
David R. Brockett
Versailles
Ind
Paola High School
Bryan L. Branson
Air Force
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Gary L. Branson
Shawnee Road
Janice L. Branson
Mission
Pomona Fha
Pomona
Future Homemakers of America
Pomona High School
Timberlake Ranch
FHA
PHS
National Honor Society
Future Business Leaders of America
DAR
Tamassee School
General Edward Hand
Daughters of the American Revolution
Veterans Administration
Tamassee Dar
Kristi Dunn
Washington, D.C
Ottawan
Mary Lou Sheldon
Harma McKenzie
Sheila Dale
Eunice Larkin
Betty Wittmeyer
June Butler
Brockett
Branson
Kansas
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Colby
Salina
Wichita
Kansas City
Opera
Co. Ft
Clinton
Hillsdale
Melvern
County Eyes Health Grant
Ottawa Library
Ottawa Recreation Commission
W. 4Th
Franklin County Humane Society
West 19Th Street
Kansas Amy National Guard
W. 17Th
Jim Ruth
Ruth
The
Ottawa Herald
S. Ceda
Jim A. Hitch
Jay Bemis
Tom Love
Peg Armstrong
Virginia Whitacre
Wayne Snow
Jean Rossman
Ad Briefs
Dairy Queen South
Little Dragon
Ottawa Sanitation
Rosie's Ceramics
Poplar
Chocolate Shack
Yellow Brick Road
Cornerstone Bookstore
Chris
Family Channel
Wanda Kirkland
Marsha Newbanks
Olathe
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