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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1994
Page
5
In Nashville, Reba McEntire described grieving by staying busy after seven band members, a road manager, and two pilots died in a 1991 plane crash. She performed nine days later at the Academy Awards in Los Angeles as part of her coping strategy.
Woodstock Ventures Inc will announce the 25th anniversary festival August 13 and 14 on an 840 acre dairy farm two hours north of New York City. About 250000 tickets go on sale later this month with acts including Alice in Chains Allman Brothers Band Arrested Development Johnny Cash Joe Cocker The Cranberries Crosby Stills and Nash and more as reported by the Times Union.
The Keanu Reeves-Dennis Hopper film Speed opened at roughly 14 million, leading a crowded weekend. The Flintstones followed with about 12.1 million, City Slickers II 11.7 million, Maverick 6.8 million, Renaissance Man 4.1 million, Beverly Hills Cop III 3.5 million, and The Cowboy Way 2.8 million in industry estimates for the Friday to Sunday period.
Mayors of the nation’s largest cities plan to question President Clinton on his urban agenda and welfare reform. They fear funding shifts could leave cities paying for programs while supporting the overall plan. Housing Secretary Cisneros outlined new Safe Neighborhood Action Plan to fight crime in federally assisted housing, with 12 cities named.
President Clinton will visit Kansas City to outlined a welfare reform plan backed by mayors and focused on a two year limit on cash benefits. He will review Missouri family support programs and address community leaders and welfare recipients before returning to Washington.
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