Campaign 94 Winter Barkis lead AG fund raising in primary
In Kansas Opera area Republican Wint Winter tops GOP fundraising for attorney general, reporting 216,570 raised in 18 months with 101,550 starting cash and 115,020 raised this year plus 177,610 spent. Democrat Marvin Barkis raises 121,250 this year with 104,050 spent and 17,200 cash on hand. rivals Schodorf and Shelor report smaller sums and loans.
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Wint Winter
Marvin Barkis
Winter
Lawrence
GOP
Carla Stovall
Topeka
Mike Harris
Wichita
Stovall
Harris
Barkis
Tom Sullivan
Richard Schodorf
Secretary of State
Schodorf
Jerry Shelor
Claud
Hume cites budget growth at Kansas Agriculture Dept
PEKA Kan AP Joe Hume one of three Republican candidates in Kansas 2nd District says state budget documents show the Agriculture Department’s expenditures rose 58 percent from 1958 to 1992 under Sam Brownback, while the state grew 48 percent. He says 3 000 farm jobs and 1 000 farms were lost, countering Brownback campaign ads claiming job creation. Brownback’s camp disputes the figures, calling them misleading and noting 3 percent annual budget growth above inflation due to new programs. Jackie McClaskey says budget increases were modest and driven by new programs approved by the Legislature.
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Joel Hume
Congress
Kansas
State Board of Agriculture
Sam Brownback
Brownback
Board of Agriculture
Hume
Topeka
Statehouse
Jackie McClaskey
Department of Agriculture
Serbs to Cut Chief Route to Sarajevo
Bosnian Serbs announced plans to close the sole corridor into Sarajevo, cutting off food supply and ending months of relative calm since the 1992 siege began. Radovan Karadzic blamed the Muslim-led government for violating the March opening agreement and accused it of arming and shelling Serb areas as peace efforts faltered and a broader plan to redraw Bosnia’s holdings collapsed.
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Bosnia-Herzegovina
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Claire Grimes
Radovan Karadzic
United States
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France
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County mourns longtime official's death in Franklin
Franklin County Board votes to close the courthouse for two hours to let employees attend funeral for Peter Nicholson the long time zoning administrator who served 17 years. Budget talks mention road and personnel issues as deputies and staff assume duties and a 1994/95 budget is prepared for auditors.
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Jim Cain
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Nebraska
Wal-Mart
Whitewater hearing blocks questions on Foster death
Chairman Henry Gonzalez moved to block questioning about Vincent Foster’s death. the motion passed 31 to 19 along party lines. Police called Foster’s death a suicide and Special Counsel Robert Fiske confirmed that finding. Leach criticized Democrats for limiting the Whitewater hearing to less than five percent of the issue. Clinton and Hillary Rodham Clinton were major investors in the Whitewater land venture during Clinton’s Arkansas governorship. federal investigators linked Whitewater to Madison Guaranty’s collapse. A committee said no White House staffer pressed banking regulators on the failed Arkansas savings and loan. Cutler, before testimony, disclosed a White House contact with Webb Hubbell, who recused himself from Whitewater. Bernard Nussbaum had a dinner-table discussion about the appointment with Hubbell.
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Hubbell
Ottawa-Towne area forecast with cooling tonight
Tonight brings near record cooling with a low around mid fifties. North wind rises, extended forecast shows dry Thursday with lows 60s and highs around 80s. Friday and Saturday bring possible thunderstorms west, lows in 60s, highs upper 70s to 90s east and west.
Embasy bombing and police ban request in London
A car bomb near an embassy caused windows to shatter along Palace Green Street and Kensington High Street. A Buckingham Palace spokesman said Princess Margaret was at Kensington Palace. no injuries. Rabin announced on NBC Today that a peace accord with Jordan ends state of war.
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London
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Ottawa Herald Moody headline and masthead garble
Chaotic OCR fragment from The Ottawa Herald listing subscription rates and masthead details. Mentions daily publication except Sundays, postage region, editor names, and various price terms for subscription plans. Contains unclear phrases and likely OCR noise.
School board adds member and sets 1994-95 budget
The Ottawa school board approved state aid totaling about 6.99 million after subtracting local mills and noted adjustments from bonds paid off and ongoing bonds. They reported a district property value rise to 46.91 million and kept adult education mills at 4.0. Resignations from two language arts teachers were accepted, lunch prices set at 1.95 and 1.00, and board members were urged to submit goals for 1994-95.
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Ottawa
Maria Conners
Keith
Larkin
Duncan
Board of Education
Futurists clash over future of marriage and sex
True prognosticators debate how couples will form and nurture bonds versus reproductive unions. Hubbard predicts co creative unions beyond procreation and deeper outcomes from trauma. Cetron foresees stable marriages amid AIDS and herpes risks and a future machine enhancing sex and patriotism.
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Joe
Jane
Lanier
Mary Cetron
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Aug 9 and 4 driving program and local notices
Readable fragments indicate a community notice collection including a driving program by AAAP 66 Alive Mature Driving sponsored by Bank WV with dates August 9 and 4 and a 1-5 PM slot, along with August closures at Butler's Flo-Flat, HHW facility details at Road Feom restaut, Meals on Wheels fund request, Highland Cemetery petition at Chris Corner Ottawa County, and various local business notes.
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