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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1995
Page
5
A $1 million 22 year study by four universities reports most centers especially infant toddler care fail health safety learning and warm relationships. Only 8 percent of infant toddler rooms were good and average monthly fees run about 451 for infants and 372 for preschoolers.
In Spartanburg, David Smith, whose wife Susan Smith confessed to driving a car with his two young sons inside, describes daily pain and slow recovery. He has received about twenty thousand letters and gifts, and continues his supermarket job as he recalls the sons and reads messages offering prayers and support.
Mick Jagger cooled delirious spectators at a two and a half hour Seattle show while fans across cities welcomed the rock tide. In Seattle, Paul Allen's Experi ence Music Project grows from Jimi Hendrix memorabilia to a 50 to 60 million cultural center at Seattle Center. Pavarotti plans a charity opera recital in Kingston March 5, with tickets selling fast. David Cassidy returns to stage life with Blood Brothers in Los Angeles, reflecting on his Partridge Family past and renewed 90s success.
Sen. Bob Dole plans a formal bid for the Republican presidential nomination near the 50th anniversary of his World War II injury on April 14, 1945. He discusses affirmative action, possible running mates like Jack Kemp and Colin Powell, and his push to align the party with minorities, while noting Kemp’s withdrawal from the race and Powell’s potential role.
The Senate enters a second week of debate on the balanced budget amendment as Democrats seek clarity on how budgeting will balance. Sen. Byrd warns cuts would affect the elderly veterans and environment, while Republicans say votes will come down to the wire.
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