February declaration frees US and Russia from adversary tag
Bush and Yeltsin sign a joint declaration declaring Russia and the United States do not view each other as potential adversaries. The Winter Olympics open as headlines promise sports spectacle while legal news report Tyson convicted of raping a Black Miss America contestant and sentenced to six years.
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Bush honors Bosnia Croatia and Slovenia with full recognition
On August 6, President Bush grants full diplomatic recognition to Bosnia Herzegovina Slovenia and Croatia. A later tri-national pact sees the United States Canada and Mexico finalize a free trade agreement on August 12. Hurricane Andrew strikes south Florida on August 24, leaving thousands homeless and direct storm deaths at 55.
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Israeli El Al 747 crashes after takeoff near Amsterdam
October 4 reports note a cargo jet crash into a suburban complex after departure from Amsterdam, killing 43. Relief flights to Yugoslavia resume. Congress overrides a Bush veto on the cable bill. Air France runs a record 33 hours 1 minute around the globe. Monrovia Archbishop says five American nuns were shot behind rebel lines.
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OCAC Winter Classes Open January 18 at Ottawa Art Council
The Ottawa Community Arts Council begins its winter session January 18 at 105 E. 5th with multiple offerings. Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain, Calligraphy, Silk Scarf Decorating, Advanced Stained Glass, Beginning Oil Painting, Oil Pastels for Children, Watercolor, Oil Painting Wet on Wet, Mask Construction, Pottery, Papier Mache Easter Egg Workshop, Stained Glass, Arts for 3rd to 5th graders, Jewelry Making, Porcelain Easter Egg Workshop, Wood Carving and Whittling. Tuition is $25 for most, with some workshops priced lower. supplies extra. OCAC members receive a 10% discount.
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Americans greet new year with parades and Emancipation anniversary
Americans marked the new year with the traditional football game marathon parades and a solemn Emancipation Proclamation anniversary. In Baltimore coffee and hungover revelers started the day as Pasadena hosted its 104th Tournament of Roses Parade despite snow in the north.
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Georgia jacket costs 17 year old her life
A 17 year old girl wearing a Georgia Bulldogs jacket was shot and killed when three men demanded the coat. Karla Benner of Baltimore, with a male companion in a Chicago Bulls jacket, were accosted on a street Thursday night. One assailant fired six times as the coat was being removed. No suspects were in custody, and Benner died at St Elizabeth Hospital.
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Weather Outlook and Historical Averages for Kansas
Extended forecast shows Monday and Tuesday with a chance of snow or mixed precip. Lows range from the teens to the 20s, highs in the 30s, and Wednesday remains dry with similar temperatures. Observed data include yesterday’s high and low, precipitation totals, and month to date figures, with a barometer near 30.58 inches and sunset and sunrise times listed.
Sutton's Jewelry Ad Briefs After Holiday Sale
Entire case of selected merchandise half price through January 31 at Sutton's Jewelry 207 South Main. Guy and Mae's Williamsport closed December 25 to January 4, reopening January 5. Happy New Year from Sutton's Jewelry.
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Ottawa Black Awareness Campaign Seeks Funds
The Ottawa Black Awareness Committee launches its annual drive through February aiming to raise 1000 for scholarships and senior citizens programs. Funds support a Brown scholarship program for graduating Black students and purchases of U S savings bonds for the MLK essay contest winners to be honored January 17 at Bethany Chapel.
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Milestone for 26-year-olds under Selective Service rules
Men born in 1967 who registered in 1985 reach age 26 on Jan 1 1993 and lose eligibility for draft induction. Failure to register risks loss of federal aid, training, employment and possible felony charges. Exemptions cover active duty, cadets, National Guard on duty, certain nonimmigrants. others must register promptly to avoid penalties.
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Ottawa Herald publishes classified subscription rates 1993
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices effective January 1 1993 in Ottawa and adjoining regions. Rates cover carrier motor route and mail options with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual terms, all in advance, plus state sales tax.
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