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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1999

Page

6

Clinton proposes stay-at-home tax credit in 2000 budget

President Clinton plans a tax credit of up to 500 dollars per child under age 5 to help families with a parent who stays home. The proposal, part of an 18 billion five-year child care package, would cost about 1.3 billion over five years and be outlined in the State of the Union.

Ashington Clinton White House Congress Health and Human Services Donna Shalala Washington Post

Barrow Alaska records hottest year in 1998

Barrow, Alaska, the northernmost community, endured its hottest year on record in 1998. The annual warmth, aided by a milder daily average, broke the 30 year temperature average by seven and a half degrees, with a yearly high near 67 degrees on rare days yet many subzero readings in winter. Residents noted the unusual warmth with surprise and curiosity.

Nchorage Alaska Barrow Calissaty Rick Thoman National Weather Service Fairbanks Arctic Ocean Maggie Ahmaogak

Connery plays hopeful husband in Playing by Heart

Sean Connery portrays a 40 year married man in Playing by Heart, noting romance and intimacy endure with age. He defends the film’s optimistic tone against critics and speaks of love, humor, and positive aging.

New York James Bond Sean Connery Connery The Daily News Gena Rowlands

Varsity Blues tops box office on MLK weekend

Varsity Blues drove past A Civil Action to grab No. 1 with an estimated 14.3 million debut, the strongest MLK weekend opener. A Civil Action held second after its wide release, The Thin Red Line earned 10.5 million, Patch Adams 10.2 million, and At First Sight opened with 7.7 million.

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