NATO arms pact takes effect in Europe with inspections
The historic arms reduction treaty entered into force in Europe as Canada sends experts to Russia for the first inspections under the pact. Twenty seven nations have ratified, with Belarus and Armenia pending. Over the next 40 months, inventories and reductions will span tanks artillery armored vehicles and combat aircraft with extensive monitoring to verify compliance.
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Brussels
Belgium
Europe
Russia
Nort- Atlantic Treaty Organization
U.S
John Shalikashvili
NATO
Belarus
Amenia
Warsaw Pact
Rodewald Sees Bush Weak in Kansas Senate Bid
Kansas candidate Richard Rodewald says President Bush is in deep trouble with voters in the GOP state after touring towns and hearing farmers and workers voice concern over the economy. He notes Dole ignores him, forecasts low campaign spending, and argues turnout could swing the Aug 4 primary.
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Topeka
Kan
U.S. Senate
Kansas
Bush
Richard Rodewald
Bob Dole
Senate
Dole
Rodewald Bush
Rodewald
Southwest
General Motors
Kansas City
Supreme Court upholds FDA authority in abortion drug case
The Supreme Court, 7-2, refused Leona Benton’s bid to recover RU486 pills seized by U.S. Customs at Kennedy Airport. Benton, eight weeks pregnant, planned a surgical abortion, while critics praised the decision as backing federal drug policy. The ruling left intact a lower court order blocking release of the pills.
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Washington
Supreme Court
California
U.S. Customs Service
Leona Benten
New York
Kennedy International
Europe
Food and Drug Administration
Benten
FDA
Kathryn Kolbert
Center For Reproductive Law and Policy
Leona Benton
Ms. Benten
U.S. Court of Appeals
Customs Service
Gallup Youth Survey Finds Teens Favor Democrats on Economy
The Gallup Youth Survey shows 53 percent of teens believe Democrats would better handle poverty and homelessness, unemployment, and economic conditions. Non whites and older teens show strongest Democratic confidence, with 86 percent backing Democrats on unemployment. The study surveyed 501 teens aged 13 to 17 from April 17 to May 5, 1992.
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George Gallup JR
Alec Gallup
Princeton N.J
America
Democratic Party
Gallup
Congress
GOP
South
Republican
DEA raid nets two arrests in Ottawa district court
DEA search at 1145 N Cherry in Ottawa led to the Friday arrest of Gary R. Crane, 41, and Pamela K. Linneman, 30. Both charged with possession of marijuana. Crane also charged with resisting arrest. They posted $500 bonds and await District Court appearances. Officials seized bags, stems, seeds and other items suspected as marijuana in multiple rooms.
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Franklin County District Court
Ottawa
Drug Enforcement Unit
N. Cherry
Gary R. Crane
Pamela K. Linneman
DEA
Oilman Hershberger Denied New Trial In Fraud Case
U S District Judge Dale Saffels denied a new trial for James Hershberger a Wichita oilman now serving nearly ten years for investment fraud The judge noted Hershberger personally chose not to testify and that his attorney advised against testifying after a practice session with a former judge as prosecutor Hershberger 60 was convicted on 25 counts in the Petroleum Energy Inc scheme
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Topeka, Kan
U.S
Dale Saffels
James Hershberger
Wichita
Hershberger
Saffels
Thomas Haney
Michael Barbara
Petroleum Energy Inc
Indians protest tax grab on Seneca reservations
Seneca Indians block a major highway on the Allegany and Cattaraugus reservations in New York as they denounce state demands to collect sales taxes on outsiders. About 100 Deputized Senecas patrol the areas arguing New York is violating treaties and sovereignty by taxing reservation sales of gasoline and cigarettes to non-Indians.
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Cattaraugus Indian Reservation
N.Y
New York
Pennsylvania
Andrew Rozier
Allegany
Cattaraugus
Buffalo
Rozler
Sutton's Jewelry sale and local events roundup
aXe Briefs 14 KT. GOLD Ladies watch half price at Sutton's Jewelry. CAR WASH at Ray's IGA. Trinity United Meth Youth Free Ring Inspection. Homemade ice cream pie cake 2.50 Sunday July 19 Courthouse Lawn. Kelley Bethell to sing National Anthem July 22 at Royals game. Sterling bead necklaces bracelets half price Sutton's Jewelry. Job Search Workshop July 25 info 242-5200 ext 5540. Clerk's Office open late voter registration July 16 17 20. Anniversary bands starting 135 Sutton's Jewelry.
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Kelley Bethell
Sutton's
Ottawa Herald subscription rates listed for 1992
In the Ottawa Herald the 1992 subscription rates are published for various delivery options. Rates cover Onawa, Franklin County, adjacent counties, the rest of Kansas, and out of state mail, with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual prices and advance payment terms.
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Onawa
Carner
Franklin
State of Kansas
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