Israel closes West Bank and Gaza after deadly attacks
Israel halted movement in the West Bank and Gaza Strip in response to bomb attacks that killed two Israeli soldiers. In Ramallah, about 1,000 Palestinians protested. nine were wounded by live fire or tear gas. Israel also halted work permits and barred attendance at Al Aqsa Mosque as violence escalates.
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Clinton will not visit North Korea
President Clinton announced he will not undertake a historic presidential visit to North Korea, saying time constraints prevented him from "making it right." He expressed hope the next administration under George W. Bush would advance the missile talks and pursue a safer regional balance.
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Ferry capsizes in Bangladesh with about 400 aboard
A double decker MV Rajhangshi ferry sank after colliding with another boat in dense fog on the Meghna River in Chandpur district. At least 28 bodies recovered. many more are feared trapped. Passengers were traveling from Dhaka to Madaripur during Eid. Navy divers joined the search at dawn as rescuers worked through the night.
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Russia Iran agree to deepen military ties in Tehran
Russia defense minister Igor Sergeyev and Iran's leaders announced a new phase of military cooperation. Agreements cover training Iranian officers in Russia and exchanging information on military structures doctrine and regional threats. Both nations aim to broaden long term security ties amid U.S. pressure over arms sales. Shamkhani hailed the historic step and warned of NATO and Israeli regional presence as threats.
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Afghanistan
Passenger wrestles intruder as BA jet dives to Nairobi
A Kenyan 27-year-old broke into the cockpit of a British Airways Boeing 747-400 from London, causing two violent nosedives. The crew regained control and landed safely in Nairobi with 379 passengers and 19 crew. Four passengers and a cabin crew member were hospitalized. Captain William Hagan sustained bite wounds. Police arrested the intruder as the flight was paused for passenger counseling.
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Franklin County Adopts 2000 International Building Code
Franklin County Kansas adopts the International Building Code 2000 Edition by reference for unincorporated areas with amendments. It establishes penalties for violations, a Building Code Board of Appeals, and filing requirements for copies of the code. hearings occurred December 20 2000.
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Building Code Board of Appeals Hearings and Permit Fees Rules
Appeals shall be held monthly when needed and open to the public with minutes kept. The board may schedule additional hearings. notices go to interested parties. The resolution outlines permit requirements, fees, and timelines for building permits and private sewage disposal code removal from the adopted rules.
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Sheriff Sale Forecloses Kansas Farm Property
Notice announces a sheriff sale in Franklin County Kansas under a 00 C 132 mortgage foreclosure. The sale at 10:00 a.m. on January 10, 2001, at the Franklin Courthouse will auction the described real estate with mineral rights excepted and subject to road and ingress rights.
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Franklin County adopts license and relocation rules in 2000 resolution
The Franklin County Board of Commissioners enacts licensing for plumbers electricians and HVAC workers under Kansas law with homeowner self-performed exceptions after three failed inspections. It requires building relocation compliance with the adopted Building Code and preserves validity if any part is struck down. The resolution takes effect February 1, 2001, replacing Resolution 97-58, dated December 20, 2000, and signed by board members including Weigand Waymire Ogle Carey and Fuller with clerk attest.
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Franklin County
Kansas
International Code Council
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Board
Building Code Board of
State of Kansas
K.S.A
Thomas Weigand
Don E.waymire
Don E. Waymire
bin Ogle
Bill Ogle
Raymond R. Carey
Raymond Caray
Harold Fulle
Harold Fuller
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Terry J. Solander
S. Oak St
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