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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1999

Page

4

Authorities urge caution not panic warned of possible mail bombs

Washington officials urged calm yet vigilance amid FBI warnings of possible bombs mailed from Frankfurt to U S addresses. The administration balanced travel and safety, urging people to enjoy holidays while reporting suspicious parcels and watching unattended bags.

Washington FBI Germany United States Osama Binden Clinton State Department Eric Holder Frankfurt U.S Port Angeles Wash Ahmed Ressam Seattle Ressam Lincoln Memorial

IRS to waive penalties for Y2K tax problems

IRS will waive penalties and interest for taxpayers unable to comply due to Y2K glitches if they make a reasonable effort. Commissioner Rossetti urged taxpayers to check their systems, contact the IRS early at 1-800-829-1040, and keep final 1999 pay stubs and backup financial data.

Washington Internal Revenue Service IRS Charles Rossetti Rossetti

Hubble spacewalk extends as gyros replaced on orbit

NASA astronauts John Grunsfeld and Steven Smith faced a tough eight hour spacewalk to swap all six gyroscopes on the Hubble Space Telescope. They installed voltage regulators and opened coolant valves while preparing a plan to add three new computers for faster operation aboard the observatory.

Smith and Grunsfeld Hubble Smith Michael Foale Foale Claude Nicollier John Campbell Nicollier Anne Kinney NASA Mars

Shortage hits diverse toys ahead of Christmas

In New York and nationwide, Game Boy Color units, Amazing Ally dolls, Millennium Barbies, and Pokemon merchandise are in short supply. Toymakers and retailers confirm limited stock, with some customers facing delayed orders and renewed efforts to find substitutes. Ebay and Amazon auctions surge as parents scramble for gifts.

New York eBay Amazon.com Santa Jim Silver Toy Book Nintendo

Infrared gunfire test eyed in Waco siege probe

The Justice Department agreed to an infrared test to help decide if federal agents fired on the Branch Davidian compound on April 19, 1993. The Davidians' lawyers say the FBI infrared footage shows gunfire, while government officials deny it. The test would use an airborne infrared camera similar to the one used at the end of the 51 day standoff.

Dowd U.S Walter Smith The Davidians FBI Mike Caddell David Koresh Justice Department Waco Special Counsel Office

Americans' spending climbs faster than income in November

Personal income rose 0.4 percent in November, the slowest since August, yet spending increased 0.5 percent. October had a 1.3 percent income surge aided by farm subsidies and union bonuses. Factory orders jumped 1.2 percent, led by an 8.7 percent rise in electronic equipment, while aircraft demand fell 2.1 percent. The Fed kept rates unchanged amid Y2K uncertainties.

Washington Commerce Department U.S

Army rejects massacre claim about black WWII unit

The Army found no evidence supporting a 1943 mass killing of 1,200 black soldiers at Camp Van Dorn Mississippi after reviewing records and interviewing 15 veterans. NAACP requests Justice Department review while author Carroll Case maintains the allegations as a fiction-driven claim.

Washington Army Mississippi National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Justice Department NAACP Kweisi Mfume Janet Reno Olaw Char Cane Serin Associated Press Camp van Dorn 364Th William E. Leftwich III

Notice to Creditors in Estate of Michael J. Peterson

First published December 23 1999 and last January 8 1999 notice to creditors of Michael J. Peterson deceased in Franklin District Court. Petition for Appointment of Administrator filed December 20 1999 by Rachel A. Fogle heir and administrator. Creditors must prove demands by law, otherwise barred. Attorneys for petitioner Dee A. Inrushes RGON Byrd Righeron Flahterly 2166 P O Box 17 Kansas 66067.

Franklin Aap Vain Michaal J. Paterson Daceasea State OF Kansas Rachel A. Fogle Michael 4. Peterson Foi Dee A. Inrushes Byrd Righeron Flahterly P.O. Box

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