Legislature weighs tax cuts and board of agriculture changes
The Kansas Legislature nears the middle of its 1995 session with moves to let a reconstituted state board of agriculture pick the agriculture secretary, not the governor. Proposals seek to curb spending to enable tax cuts, while a two year moratorium on unemployment taxes for businesses faces Senate debate. The session timeline includes breaks and a wrapup in April as leaders push for a workmanlike session with limited large cuts.
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State Board of Agriculture
Shallenburger
Baxter Springs
House Taxation Committee
Les Donovan
Wichita
Graves
Donovan
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House
Kansas
House Agriculture Committee
Board of Agriculture
Senate Agriculture Committee
FBI completes nominee report on Foster for surgeon general
The FBI finished its background check on President Clinton's surgeon general nominee Dr. Henry Foster as the White House prepared its disclosure paperwork. President Clinton vowed to wage an all out fight to win approval, while Press secretary Mike McCurry said the report is under review and hearings would not be delayed.
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Washington
FBI
Clinton
Henry Foster
Senate
Mike McCurry
White House
Foster
Ottawa Youth Project to receive state grant and city support
The Kansas Department of Commerce approved a $20,000 grant for the Ottawa Youth Project, with the City of Ottawa and Ottawa school district contributing $5,000 each, totaling $30,000. ECKAN will provide administrative services as the program plans year round mentoring modeled after Big Brothers Big Sisters, aiming to engage at least 25 youths. A director will be hired and a volunteer steering committee formed from city, schools, business groups, law enforcement, and churches.
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Kansas Department of Commerce
Ottawa
East Central
Kansas
Jackson
Heights board to hear classroom addition plan
Central Heights school board will hear architect Darrell Miner present a classroom addition proposal at 7:30 p.m. Monday in the school complex. The plan for six classrooms plus support spaces targets about 800000, with action expected. The board also will review a resignation, sick leave pool policy, the 1995 96 calendar, discuss Quality Performance Accreditation, and hold an executive session on personnel and negotiations.
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Darrell Miner
Central Heights School Board
Minor
Tain
Experts expect diet to shift by 2050 due to limits
Atlanta AP report cites energy shortages exhausted land and water as a doubling population presses U S agriculture. Experts at AAAS meeting warn meat and dairy will decline while grains beans and pasta rise as crop yields stall. Bartlett notes farm tech relies on petroleum and imports may rise as oil wells dry up.
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Atlanta
U.S
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Albert Allen Bartlett
University of Chicago
Bartlett
United States
Detective retracts testimony in Simpson case after police report
AP Special Correspondent Linda Deutsch reports a Los Angeles detective admitted simpson asked what does it mean she’s been killed during the early morning June 13 phone call. The moment followed by dramatic display of evidence including a blue knit cap and a glove as jurors learned the case’s forensic details.
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Linda Deutsch
OS Angeles
O.J. Simpson
Simpson
Ronald Phillips
Johnnie Cochran Jr
Chicago
Cochran
Los Angeles
Nicole Brown Simpson
Ronald Goldman
Marcia Clark
Phillips
Clark
Nicole
Court upholds AT T McCaw cellular merger
A federal appeals court in Washington DC affirmed a ruling allowing AT&T to acquire McCaw Cellular for 11.5 billion dollars last year. Judge Harold Greene had waived a provision of the 1984 consent decree, permitting the deal.
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Ashington Winns
Federal Appeals Court
At&t
McCaw Cellular
Appellate Court
District of Columbia
U.S
Harold Greene
Greene
McCaw
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates 1994 Public Notice
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates effective October 1, 1994 for Ottawa and surrounding areas. Rates vary by delivery method and region, with prices for 1 month to 1 year and all totals quoted in advance including state sales tax. Mail-out of state and rural routes have distinct pricing.
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Ottawa
Franklin County
Miami
Douglas
Osage
Anderson
State of Kansas
The
Ottawa Herald
S. Cedar
Suburb booming market near Sarajevo amid siege
In Hrasnica, a UN linked road now ties Sarajevo to outer suburbs where stalls line muddy lanes. Vendors report flourishing trade as makeshift shops offer chocolates, coffee, fruits, and cheeses while locals fear renewed fighting and stock up before another cutoff.
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Sarajevo
Bosnia- Herzegovina
Hrasnica
Semso Dilberovic
Fadila Kulenovic
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