Time capsule bench sealing at courthouse lawn ceremony
Ottawans learn details of a time capsule buried in the courthouse lawn with a Rushmore mahogany bench and 700 pound slab. The capsule will be sealed with bronze rods and silicone epoxy, while a vault listing will keep the contents for 2093. Six speakers include Gene Ramsey and Russ Savage as Ottawan visitors will question Dodds and Carey. OCAC accepts donations to cover sealing costs. call 242-8478 for information.
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Imperial couple prays in Hiroshima on bomb memorial trip
Emperor Akihito and Empress Michiken visited Hiroshima to lay flowers at Peace Park and bow before an eternal flame during a prayer pilgrimage that began in Nagasaki. They spoke with atomic bombing victims in a home as temperatures hit 95 degrees.
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Festival Entertainment Schedule for Street Festival Stage
Ottawa festival listings show a daylong schedule on Saturday July 29 from 9 a.m. with acts including Ottawa Brass Darren McElfresh Stan Milliken Bootscooters and a sequence of performers such as Brad Medlen John Dowell Amanda McCurdy Ashley Mitchell Wanda Schnoke Pete Heiniger Chad McCurdy Christina Teter and the Country Cousins plus school drill team performances and duo appearances by Marla and Dave Webb and Molly Ingham. The lineup highlights local talents and scheduled interludes through 4:30 p.m.
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Stan Milliken
Bootscooters
Brad Medlen
Bill Ransom
John Dowell
Ottawa High School
Ashley Mitchell
Wanda Schnoke
Pete Heiniger
Amanda McCurdy
Chad McCurdy
House cuts commerce and HUD amid 1996 spending fight
The House advanced a $27.6 billion bill for Commerce, State and Justice, trimming 17 percent of Commerce and 23 percent of HUD while EPA drops by a third. It aims to dismantle Commerce by 2002, with GOP pressure for faster action and a veto threat from President Clinton on abolishing the department. NOAA funding is restored modestly as Justice rises to $14.5 billion with $4 billion for a crime reduction trust fund.
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