Bush Collapses at State Dinner Raises Health Questions
President Bush, felled by flu like symptoms, collapsed during the state dinner in Japan. He recovered quickly, saluted the audience, and left with Mrs. Bush amid concerns about his health ahead of a re election bid. The White House said exam showed a routine flu with Graves illness previously treated. Vice President Dan Quayle, notified, attended to other campaign duties as Bush prepared to announce his re election plans after the State of the Union.
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New Hampshire
Fitzwater
Japan
United States
Quayle Heads to New Hampshire After Bush Illness
Vice President Dan Quayle kept to his New Hampshire campaign schedule to urge voters to support the Bush administration as President Bush fell ill in Tokyo with a stomach flu. White House aides said the illness prompted no special changes in plans and Quayle voiced confidence that Bush was fine.
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Tokyo
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Public hearings and estate notices in Franklin County Kansas
Legal notices announce a hearing for the estate of Vera M. Hughes with a Descent petition affecting Lots 26 28 and 30 on East B Street Pomona and related property. A second notice covers a public hearing February 4 1992 at Ottawa City Hall for a Special Use Permit to allow Gas Storage in a Heavy Industrial district at 108 N Cedar Ottawa. An ordinance amends Article 3 Parking in Ottawa City Code introducing two hour parking zones 8 00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Monday through Friday and related provisions.
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Kansas
Vera. M. Hughes
Donna Eichenberger
Pomona
Ottawa
City Commission Room
City Planning Commission
Ottawa Co-op Association
N. Main
N. Cedar
Planning Commission
Kanes
City of
RMH mulls CEO salary and budget outlook
RMH trustees discussed procedure charges with potential increases tied to competitive positioning. A 2.42 percent merit raise for staff was planned, while management salaries faced closer review. November losses totaled about 5700 versus a budgeted 42000 deficit, with December activity driven by influenza boosting revenue projections by 50000 though expenses were expected higher. February will reveal year end results.
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Ottawa Kansas parking ordinance blocks and permit rules
The ordinance lists street sides for parking restrictions on Main Hickory First Fifth Streets and others. It authorizes angle parking on Third Street, painting spaces, and details permit parking with fees 60 dollars for 180 days and 106 dollars for a year. It sets permit terms, transfer rules, group rates, and enforcement, effective after publication in 1992.
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Shell Heap
E Rot Limited
City Commission
Third Street
Main Street
Hickory Street
Ottawa
Kansas
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