ECKAN To Teach CPR And First Aid To Parents
A grant from the Kansas Health Foundation enables ECKAN to offer CPR and first aid training to parents of Head Start children. Weather on Wednesday is breezy and very warm with mostly sunny skies, highs near 90 and south winds 15 to 25 mph.
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Kansas Health Foundation
Eckan
Hastert Urges Unity To Move Key Spending Bills
Speaker Dennis Hastert pressed Republican colleagues in a closed-door meeting to unite and push stalled legislation through the House while protecting their slim majority. He ordered modest cuts in the first batch of FY spending bills to accelerate passage and free funds for later measures.
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Washington
Dennis Hastert
House
Hastert
R-Il
Benjamin Franklin
House Appropriations Committee
Medicare drug coverage plan unveiled by Clinton
President Clinton plans to propose a Medicare reform offering prescription drug coverage to all beneficiaries with a monthly premium. Seniors and disabled beneficiaries would pay part of the cost, with out-of-pocket charges below the current private coverage average of about 90 dollars a month. Details are to be announced later this month as an alternative to the advisory commission plan.
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Washington
Clinton
Jennings
Congressmen sue to block Yugoslavia bombing ruling dismissed
A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit by 26 House members led by Rep. Tom Campbell seeking to declare the Yugoslavia bombing illegal under the War Powers Act of 1973. They argued President Clinton exceeded authority by continuing air strikes after a 213-213 vote. NATO began strikes March 24.
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Washington
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U.S
Tom Campbell
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UN approves Kosovo peacekeeping plan led by NATO
In Cologne eight nations including Russia backed a U N Security Council resolution authorizing a NATO led Kosovo peacekeeping force. Madeleine Albright said the United States, Russia and six others will push for Council endorsement soon. Robin Cook called for Yugoslav withdrawal and bombing pause to start in days, stressing military command steps.
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Cologne
Germany
Russia
U.N. Security Council
Kosovo
NATO
Madeleine Albright
United States
Security Council
New York
Robin Cook
Britain
Rages spark bizarre legal and nightlife incidents
Chuck Shepherd reports a trio of odd outbursts across North America. Trung Ngo, 32, jailed 30 days in Alexandria for making over fifty calls to complain his rating. Raymond Cruz, 49, arrested in Schererville after firing at a toilet in a tavern. A 19-year-old and friends chased a librarian from Downsview Public Library after loss of Internet access.
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Trung Ngo
Alexandria
Raymond Cruz
Schererville
Ind
Downsview Public Library
Toronto
Ontario
Ottawa board interviews interim superintendent candidates
Ottawa Board of Education opened talks with two interim superintendent candidates in a closed session. At least three other candidates remain in the running as the district plans a June 28 decision ahead of Ludwick’s July 1 retirement.
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Ottawa Board of Education
Harvey Ludwick
John Coen
Ludwick
Coen
Ottawa
Illiterate CEO built a five million business and reads now
Jay Thiessens rose from a secret burden of illiteracy to lead B and J Machine Tool Co into a $5 million annual enterprise. He kept the problem hidden, with his wife Bonnie aiding nightly, until choosing to reveal it at 56 and earning a national award for overcoming adversity.
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B&j Machine Tool Co
Jack Sala
Truckee Precision
B&j
Thiessens
Washington, D.C
U.S. Chamber of Commerce and
MassMutual
Classifieds and Comics Briefs Highlight Page Mix
A compact page note outlines Classifieds on Page 6, Comics on Pages 10 and 11, a Daily Report on Page 4, Opinion on Page 3, and Obituaries on Page 4. The brief roster marks sections without detailing individual items or names.
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Kansas Sampler Festival to Rotate Through Ottawa Forest Park
The Kansas Sampler Festival will be held in Ottawa’s Forest Park in 2000 and 2001 as part of a statewide rotation. Franklin County Convention and Tourism Bureau won the bid over Jackson County Tourism Council and Peabody Main Street Association, with plans to showcase rural Kansas culture across two stages and local foods including ostrich and buffalo. Over 10,000 visitors are expected, after 5,000 attended the Pratt event before weather canceled the first day last year.
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Kansas
Ottawa
Murray McGee
Franklin County
McGee
Pratt
Inman
Penner
Kansas Weekend Guide
City eyes cable options in Ottawa commission session
Ottawa officials reviewed a late fees study and outlined strategy for renewing the MultiMedia Cablevision franchise. City Manager Lambers urged a negotiating team, with Mayor Gillette volunteering, as federal deregulation limits city control and beefing up Channel 20 and new developments remain priorities.
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Ottawa City Commission
MultiMedia Cablevision
Ottawa
Scott Lambers
Commission
Charles Gillette
TCI
At&t
MultiMedia
Lambers
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