State budget battles shape home care funding in Kansas
The Graves plan hints at a 6.2 percent cut as the state weighs its budget for elderly services. State funds support 11 area aging agencies and direct aid to providers for in-home medical care, bathing, wheelchair ramps, and chores. Critics warn fewer dollars will push vulnerable seniors toward nursing homes, which are costlier. Ethel McLeod in Marysville faces reduced services if funding shrinks. Her husband Charley vows she will stay at home, despite aging and risk.
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Linn
Miami
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Marysville
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Sherry Kupp
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Carol Duran
National Association of Retired Federal
Sirloin Stockade
Alzheimer's Disease Research Association
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Dusty” Rhoades
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Woodrow E. Crawford
L. Maxine Brown
Camilla Parker Bowles Says She Will Marry Prince Charles
The Daily Express quotes unnamed sources saying Camilla Parker Bowles, 48, wants a clear commitment to marry Charles and take a consort role when he becomes king. Friends say the move aims to repair her reputation, with discussions of the HRH title and a possible future marriage.
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Harry
Elizabeth I
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Royals
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James Hewitt
Army
Andrew Parker Bowles
The
Daily Express
World population climbs to 5.75 billion in 1995
Washington AP reports the global population reached 5.75 billion, a 100 million rise the largest annual increase. Most growth is in poor nations facing civil strife and poverty, per Werner Formos of the Population Institute. He cites possible stabilization around 8 billion by 2015 with active family planning, while neglect could push toward 14 billion.
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Washington
Werner Formos
Population Institute
Fomos
Fragmented OCR summary of local notice
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Ottawa Tonight Forecast and Weekend Snow Chance
Mostly cloudy tonight with a low around 25 and a south wind of 10 to 15 mph. Saturday brings a chance for snow south with lows in the 20s and highs in the 30s. Sunday sees little or no precipitation with lows in the 20s and highs 35 to 45. Monday offers a chance for snow with lows in the 20s and highs in the 30s. Currant data from Ottawa Water Plant.
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Conneane
Clinton
Hillsdale
Melvern
Pomona
Corps accepts used Christmas trees at Pomona Lake
The Corps of Engineers at Pomona Lake will accept used Christmas trees through January 8. Trees should be free of tinsel and can be dropped off at the management boat ramp. The trees will be submerged to create fish habitat near the ramp.
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Pomona Lake
Corps of Engineers
Ottawa VFW Dance and Roll-A-Way Skate Center Holiday Schedule
The Ottawa VFW hosts a New Year’s Eve dance with breakfast for members and guests. The Roll-A-Way Skate Center at 222 E 2nd posts holiday hours through Dec 31 with reduced afternoon hours and reopens Jan 3, 1996. The Clinic Pharmacy closes Dec 30 at 1:30 pm, reopening Jan 2.
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Ottawa
VFW
Late beer license approved for The Other Place
City commissioners granted a late beer license for The Other Place at 1020 N Main after a special Wednesday meeting. City manager Scott Lambers said police approved the late application, noting it should be an isolated case and late filings must wait for the next regular meeting on January 17.
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N. Main
Scott Lambers
County OKs Budget and Plans For New Court Building
County commissioners completed a 15 minute closed session with no action taken and discussed juvenile detention center upgrades and a new courts building to begin when weather allows. Richard Emerson of Advantage Computer outlined bids for contract hours, proposing $53,040 for 144 days weekly for a year or $37,440 for one day weekly, and was asked to return a three month bid for data processing needs.
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Richard Emerson
Advantage Computer
Pair accused of bomb plot in Reno at IRS building
Ellis Hurst and Joseph Bailie, both arrested in Eno Nevada, face initial appearances in Reno federal court after investigators linked them to a 30 gallon drum bomb found in a IRS parking lot. The device contained ammonium nitrate and fuel, similar to Oklahoma City charges.
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ENO, Nev
Internal Revenue Service
Ellis Edward Hurst
Joseph Martin Bailie
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
FBI
Internal
Kiev Zoo seeks surgery and mate for lonely elephant
Boy, a 22 year old elephant at Kiev zoo, has lived in solitary confinement for seven years and suffers pain after a summer accident. Colchester Zoo will send a surgeon and has raised over 7500 dollars toward a 17000 dollar operation to clean the wound. Muenster Zoo plans to donate a female if the pen is improved.
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Ukraine
Boy
Kiev Zoo
Oleksi Lepeshkov
Britain
Colchester Zoo
Germany
Muenster Zoo
Ottawa Herald subscription rates 1995 96 listed by region
The Ottawa Herald announces delivery rates for October 1 1995 and after with pricing by delivery range. Ottawa by carries motor route and mail options in Franklin County and neighboring counties, detailing monthly quarterly semiannual and annual costs with tax noted. State and out of state rates and advance payment requirements are included. Postal changes should be sent to The Ottawa Herald 104 S Cedar Can KS.
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