Russia summit ends with arms accords
US President Clinton and Russian President Yeltsin signed pacts to reduce nuclear threats by May 30, dismantle and ship 1800 Soviet era warheads from Ukraine, and halt day to day targeting of missiles. Kravchuk pledged swift deactivation of 46 SS-24 missiles, with US aid and Russia supplying Ukraine fuel assemblies amid energy shortages. Leaders warned North Korea Libya and Iraq not to relax.
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Biker helmet law fight shapes Kansas politics again
Rep. Carol Sader urges mandatory helmet rules as federal funding hinges on safety measures. The 1994 Kansas session sees magnified costs for injuries and welfare, with $1.9 million tied to 1995 safety programs and potential $3.1 million for 1996 if no bill passes. Weasel touts the Legislature as unusually responsive to public safety concerns.
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Weather Outlook: Cold, Dry to Snow Chances
Monday remains dry and colder with lows from 15 below to 15 above and highs from the 20s to the 30s. Tuesday stays dry with very cold east and highs near 20 east to 40 west. Wednesday brings a chance of snow north and east, with slowly moderating temperatures.
Leadership Program Opens Applications for 1994 Class
The Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce seeks applicants for the 1994 Leadership program with sessions March through May. Tuition is 150 dollars, five required sessions, class size 15 to 20, and selection to be announced February 14 by the Leadership Board of Trustees.
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Legislative Highlights From The AP On Kansas Bills And Proposals
The AP reports House progress on a bill loosening seizure powers for gambling devices amid Dem opposition tied to constitutional rights. Senate studies a mill levy fix for school funding with years 1994-95 and 1995-96 under debate. A Koch Commission on juvenile crime seeks data while Gov Finney cautions about timing. A flood relief plan proposes small annual insurance surcharges for homeowners and businesses to fund disaster aid and aid to local governments.
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Garnett City Hall Open Monday For Holiday
Garnett Kansas city hall will be open Monday despite the Martin Luther King Jr. day. City clerk Joyce Martin said the date remains the last day this month to pay city utility bills. The City of Garnett owns water electricity natural gas and trash services.
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Ottawa Herald Ad Rates 1903 Subscription and Mail Prices
The Ottawa Herald announces subscription rates effective October 1 1903 with prices for motor route and mail deliveries across Franklin County Miami Douglas Osage and Anderson Counties and the rest of Kansas. Rates include monthly to yearly terms with state sales tax and advance payment required.
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New plates issued with options for personalization
Auto owners face new plate rules with a five year replacement cycle. Personalized plates cost 43.25 and may be extended every five years. Motorcycle plates unchanged. personalization allows seven characters for cars and five for bikes. Special plates include antique, street rod, ex prisoner of war, Pearl Harbor survivor, National Guardsman, amateur radio, and disabled veteran categories.
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Chucks Auto Parts Closed For Funeral
Ottawa area notices show Chuck's Auto Parts will be closed Saturday from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. for the funeral of Bob Cole. Also listed are church services at West 15th Street Church of Christ Underwood with Bible study at 9:30 a.m. and preaching at 10:30 a.m. plus income tax assistance at 1534 S. Main.
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