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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1994

Page

7

State Ethics Commission Warns On Political Ads

The Kansas ethics panel warns candidates and media that political ads must show an associated person. A non binding opinion outlines advertising rules under the corrupt advertising law. Radio and TV ads may use spoken identification. candidate ads require the candidate’s campaign treasurer name. If an PAC or group places the ad, the chairman’s name must appear.

Topeka Kan State Ethics Commission Commission On Governmental Standards and Conduct

Man on bicycle shoots into house after dispute

In Stark Kansas Joseph Sluder 64 was charged with discharging a firearm into an occupied building after firing five shots at a house while riding by on a three wheel bicycle. Six residents were inside but none injured.

STARK Kan Joseph Sluder Neosho County Studer Susie Studer Roy Smith Smith Sluder

Four year old Haysville boy dies after accidental shooting

A four year old boy, Billy Nielsen, visiting his father in Wichita, died after being accidentally shot in the head. He died at HCA Wesley Medical Center after life support was removed. Police said the 9 year old found a handgun in a bedroom and the gun fired while he held it.

Wichita, Kan Haysville Billy Nielsen HCA Wesley Medical Center Billy Wichita

Wheat returns are favorable in Franklin County

Wheat harvest in Franklin County draws praise from elevator officials and agriculture experts. Ralph Ferguson of Beachner Grain in Richmond notes good test weights and yields, while Darren Hibdon cites higher than expected yields. Moisture and test weights remain favorable, but scattered rain and high humidity slow threshing and may alter quality as harvest continues.

Ranklin County Ralph Ferguson Beachner Grain Richmond Darren Hibdon Franklin County Ron Sylvester Ottawa Coop Association Ferguson Hibdon Sylvester

SRS Secretary Visits Ottawa To Review Health Care Delivery

Anna Whiteman of the Department of Social and Rehabilitative Services met Ottawa health and social service providers and recipients to discuss making health care delivery more efficient. She noted about 700 million of the 1.1 billion SRS budget funds health care, with 60 percent from federal sources and the rest from state taxes. Health care spending has nearly doubled since 1989, and Whiteman said residents prefer better management of existing resources over higher taxes, with fastest growth among seniors.

Anna Whiteman Department of Social and Rehabilitative Services Ottawa Whiteman SRS Citi

Greenspan seeks to calm markets with upbeat outlook

Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan told the House Budget Committee that the economy's prospects are bright. He cited stronger activity, lower unemployment, and subdued price trends while signaling vigilance on currency moves with Treasury Secretary Bentsen. President Clinton echoed reassurance about the dollar and economy after the prior drop.

Greenspan Treasury Lloyd Bentsen White House Clinton

North Korea Considers Talks Toward a Kim Summit

North Korea accepted a South Korean proposal to hold talks to prep a summit between their presidents over nuclear tensions. A three-member NK delegation would meet at Panmunjon next Tuesday, but Seoul remains cautious as past summit bids failed.

Eoul South Korea North Korea Panmunjon Unification Board Carter Pyongyang Kim I] Sung Kim Young-sam Koreas

Bambino Babe Ruth rule talks stall as time limits loom

Ottawa Recreation Commissioners discussed boosting boys playing time in the Bambino league but halted rule changes with two weeks left in the season. Director Brad O'Dea moved Thursday to propose two changes: 12 consecutive outs and removing any game time limit, but a tape review and mixed meetings show uncertain support and strong coach opposition.

Hile Ottawa Brad O'Dea the Herald O'Dea Kent Kummer N. Cedar Kummer The Herald Frank Garvin Brad Garvin

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