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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1993
Page
4
About 200 of Harvard's 5,812 graduates turned their backs on Gen Colin Powell as he was introduced for an honorary doctor of laws degree protesting his stance on lifting the ban on homosexuals in the military. A rapid standing ovation followed while Powell remained expressionless.
Franklin County commissioners press toward constructing a county transfer station to operate by October 9 and bar privately built facilities. A six month landfill closure extension may be limited by EPA input, with staff recommending looser limits for small landfills while the county proceeds with its transfer station plan. Jim Cain, landfill director, said the course will be followed.
Vibert says the building stays open and serves 17 collection sites while the committee weighs financing methods for a transfer station. Proposals include levy funding for building and closure costs, tipping fee coverage from operating costs, and lease purchase options. Preliminary costs estimate at 550000 to 600000. closing costs from SCS Engineers expected next week.
Anti drug czar Dunbar says the county will auction seized property at 10 a.m. at the Elm Street impound lot to fund drug penalties. Items include motorcycles cars trucks farm tools and appliances. New sentencing guidelines taking effect July 1 aim to reduce probation use and increase jail time for repeat drug offenders.
Democrats report voter frustration with Clinton era missteps and party divisions. Voters urge action while critics blame poor explanations of the budget and energy tax politics. House members say the public feels used and seeks clear steps to move forward.
Local notice details a charter ordinance passed June 6 1993 in Princeton Kansas exempting from K.S.A. 1992 Supp. 79-5028 and substituting provisions on fire protection, with publication and referendum timing. effective 61 days after final publication or upon referendum approval. city clerk Virginia L. Pine attests. Also includes notice of hearing on final settlement in Shirley A. Kolb estate in Franklin County with June 21 1993 defense deadline and Ottawa address for attorney Robert W. Green.
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