U.S. troops may have destroyed chemical weapons bunker
Pentagon officials said March 1991 demolition of a Kamisiyah bunker could have housed chemical agents though no detectors signaled agents at the time. U.N. inspectors later found shell casings linked to chemical weapons, prompting renewed health record reviews of Gulf War veterans and calls for more information from involved troops.
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Susanne M. Schafer
Ashington
Pentagon
Kenneth Bacon
Bacon
Kamisiyah
Iraq
U.S
U.N
United Nations
City Band lineup announced for Ottawa concert
The Ottawa City Band performs Tuesday at City Park at 7 30 p m featuring four marches and a John P Sousa piece. Guest conductor Mark Paquette leads Across the Wide Missouri with the band also performing Songs of Grace and Songs of Glory. Other selections include Kentucky Sunrise Eagle Squadron The Klaxon The Crusader Beguine For Flutes Fantasia Oklahoma That’s A Plenty Trombones On The Run Spirit of Texas and a comment on Sousa’s 1893 World’s Fair hymn sing along.
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Ottawa City Band
John P. Sousa
City Park
Fifth and Main
Karl King
Eagle Squadron
Kenneth Alford
Klaxon
Henry Fillmore
Mark Paquette
Missouri
Claude T. Smith
Eric Osterling
James Curnow
Oklahoma
Richard Rogers
John Edmondson
James Ployhar
Oliver! comes to Baldwin City with 64 cast members
Baldwin City Theatre stages Oliver! in June 1996 at Baldwin Junior High Auditorium Quayle Eisenhower streets. Edmond Stansberry stars as Oliver with Mike Swan Fagin Knute Pittenger Mr Bumble. Dan O Connell directs with Ed Lammers as musical director and 26 piece pit. Tickets 5 3 with matinee 2 Sunday. Curtain 7 30 p.m. Thu Sat and 2 p.m. Sun. Senior citizen performance Thursday.
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Baldwin Junior High School
Quayle
Eisenhower Streets
Baldwin State Bank
Jim-N-I’s
Baldwin
Edmond Stansberry
Baldwin City Theatre
Mike Swan
Fagin
Knute Pittenger
Mr. Bumble
Cathy Hamilton
Lawrence
Nancy
Chris Zachary
Dan O'Connell
Baldwin City Theatre Organization
Ed Lammers
Rural Wellsville
Katrina Custer-Dye
Lari Gray
Julie Slack
Baldwin museum lands grant for restoration
Baldwin's Old Castle Hall will receive a 15600 dollar grant from the Heritage Trust Fund for stabilization and rehabilitation. The fund, created by the 1990 Kansas Legislature, supports historic preservation. For details, contact Carl Magnuson at the Kansas State Historical Society, (913) 272-8681 ext. 227.
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Baldwin
Heritage Trust Fund
Kansas
Carl Magnuson
Kansas State Historical Society
Wellsville Growth Plans Face Neighbor Complaints
Growth around Wellsville spurs concerns as a house is moved onto a 2.43 acre tract while another foundation goes up nearby. Neighbors allege houses were relocated from Stanley. two tracts were appraised at 98000 and 95000. Planners propose a three mile joint board with Wellsville for advisory subdivision control. Terry Silvius Peter Frevert and George Alexander named to the commission.
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Hall
Stanley
Layton
Wellsville
FAA orders Kiwi to cut fleet amid pilot training gaps
Newark based Kiwi International Air Lines must reduce its fleet from 15 to 11 Boeing 727s after the FAA found insufficient pilot training. The airline, with 277 pilots among 1,100 employees, has 30 pilots not qualified and will severely curtail flights to meet safety guidelines. A clerk at Newark airport noted ongoing ticket sales.
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Newark
N.J
Federal Aviation Administration
Kiwi International Air Lines
FAA
Sabatini
Arlene Feldman
Kiwi
Newark International Airport
Weather Outlook for Kansas Extended Forecast
Kansas forecast shows a Monday and Tuesday with a chance of thunderstorms. Lows range from the 50s in the northwest to the 60s in the south and east, with highs in the 80s. Wednesday turns dry with lows in the 60s and highs from 85 to 95.
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Kansas
Wynonna Welcomes Daughter Pauline Grace in Nashville
Wynonna and husband Arch B. Kelley II welcomed a 9 pound 4 ounce girl named Pauline Grace. The 32 year old country star, formerly with The Judds, also has a 12 year old son from a previous relationship.
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Wynonna
Nashville
Tenn
Arch B. Kelley II
Pauline Grace
the Judds
Lyme disease fears and tick bite precautions cited
The article reports warnings about unreliable Lyme disease tests, a suspected new strain from Lone Star and Dog Ticks, and claims of government coverups. It notes Nordeen’s five year illness, delayed treatment, and urges immediate care plus detailed tick bite precautions and dog protection steps.
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Nelson
CDC
Goverment
Nordeen
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kansas City
Court debate over Clinton witness in Whitewater trial
The trial of bankers Herby Branscom Jr and Robert M Hill drifted from the case as prosecutors explored whether Hillary Clinton or the first lady should testify. Judge Susan Webber Wright questioned the need to call Mrs Clinton, while prosecutors noted possible donations to Clinton’s 1990 gubernatorial campaign and related reimbursements. The indictment does not charge the Clintons with wrongdoing.
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Guthrie
Clinton
U.S
Susan Webber Wright
Clintons
Mrs. Clinton
White
White House
Whitewater
Herby Branscom Jr
Robert M. Hill
FBI
Janet Reno
Kenneth Starr
Branscom
State Highway Commission
Dog Vaccine Visit Discussed with Veterinarian
A brief note indicates plans to contact the veterinarian about vaccinating the dog. Details on date, vaccine type, and responsible party are not provided.
Court backs probe into FBI files over White House list
A federal judge grants an independent counsel authority to probe FBI file access tied to White House personnel. The case targets Anthony Marceca, Army investigator, for statements about relying on an outdated list, amid controversy over files obtained for Reagan and Bush era staff.
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FBI
White House
Starr
Anthony Marceca
Army
Secret Service
Marceca
Office of Personnel Security
Craig Livingstone
Reagan
Bush
Richard Miller
Miller
Windmill Cafe Offers Themed Lunch Specials And Deals
Windmill Cafe lists weekly lunch specials with daily themes including chicken dishes, beef, and fish, plus a Tuesday offer of a second item at half price. Family deals include kids under 12 eat free on Wednesdays. Local businesses Merle Norman and Royal Cleaners advertise alongside.
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Windmill Cafe
N. Malin
Ottawa Herald subscription rates 1995 notice
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates effective October 1 1995 for Ottawa carrier rural motor route and mail delivery. Rates vary by duration and location including in state Kansas and out of state, with all prices in advance and postmaster address changes to Ottawa Kansas.
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Ottawa
Chang Ottawa
Miami
Douglas
Osage and
Son
State of Kansas
The
Ottawa Herald
S. Cedar
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