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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1994
Page
8
The Conference Board reported December consumer sentiment improved to 102.2 from 100.4 in November, signaling stronger confidence in the economy. The index, tied to 5,000 U.S. households, reflects views on current conditions and job prospects amid low inflation.
A leaked Senate Banking Committee draft details Clinton officials giving mixed or recalled testimony during Whitewater hearings. It notes the RTC failed to follow its policy in a criminal probe linked to the affair. The 300-page draft, dated December 5, stops short of judging legality or propriety.
In Marlboro Vermont a library smoking ban was approved by a voice vote at Marlboro College. Librarian Sally Andrews argued smoke damages books and raises fire risk while acknowledging the value of a cigarette to late night studiers.
World Food Program deliveries into Liberia's countryside reach embattled areas despite rebel danger. The aid often ends up feeding fighters from seven warring factions, highlighting the dilemma for agencies: help civilians at risk or cut off aid to avoid benefiting combatants.
Four Kansas trucking firms surveyed drivers to name the best roadside cafe near I 135 in Salina. Russell's Restaurant won for parking and food quality, with drivers from MSS Transport and Arensdorf Trucking praising ease of access and ample space. The survey covered about 800 drivers and notes the trucking industry employs over 81,000 in Kansas.
A five day fog persists over the Kansas City area causing at least one fatal crash, flight delays, and obscuring landmarks such as the Nelson Gallery lawn shuttlecocks. Meteorologist Harry Woolford ties the fog to a high altitude ridge causing downward moisture, with no fresh air masses to break the pattern.
A bizarre clipping cites Roger Harlow in Kewanee Indiana facing 81 burglary counts over a decade. He allegedly targeted friends and townspeople while they were away, stealing about 1000 valuables.案件 includes odd anecdotes of golfing and a lunch date interrupted for thefts and hospital visits amid a broader, unrelated collection of sensational notes.
OU students in Speech Preparation and Delivery visit Franklin County Day Care Preschool Home Base and Ottawa Retirement Village during fall for audience adapted talks. Nine groups of three to four present on college prep storytelling health fitness and gangs to inform and engage Ottawa readers.
President Boris Yeltsin ordered an end to air strikes on Grozny and signaled readiness for peace talks with Chechnya. He warned Russian forces still block Chechnya borders as the Grozny ring tightens. The remarks aired in a nationwide television address after initial ITAR Tass excerpts.
North Korea demanded an apology for the intrusion of an American CH 58C helicopter into its airspace calling it espionage. The United States denied spying as the State Department seeks the release of American pilot Bobby Hall after the crash and the death of co pilot David Hilemon.
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