Bank IV names new president Robert W Wightman
Robert W. Wightman was elected chief executive officer and president of Bank IV by the board and will assume duties July 31. He will oversee customer service delivery, credit administration, commercial banking, human resources, international services, and retail banking while local market presidents retain day-to-day authority in Ottawa and other communities. Wightman has 23 years in banking, most recently leading community banking for Bank IV in Kansas City since 1991.
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White House security chief resigns over FBI file requests
Security chief Craig Livingstone and former counsel Bernard Nussbaum testified they were unaware of FBI background file requests on Republicans made by low level White House staff in 1993 94. Nussbaum accepted responsibility while noting no one in his office knew of the Army investigator’s role.
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Democrats push minimum wage bill to Senate floor
The Senate is set to consider a House-passed minimum wage bill on July 8 after a bipartisan deal. The proposal would raise the wage from $4.25 with a 50 cent increase on July 1 and another 40 cent hike on July 1, 1997. Republicans seek six-month delay, an opportunity wage for new workers, and exemptions for many small businesses. Democrats may oppose some amendments.
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Saudi blast in Dhahran kills Americans in terror attack
Rescuers dig for survivors after a 2 1/2 ton fuel truck explosion at a Saudi oil facility in Dhahran. Nineteen Americans killed, hundreds wounded. the blast cratered the area as officials reported intense security and ongoing evacuations. King Fahd offered condolences as the attack drew regional and global condemnation.
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Wheat harvest tempers call for dry calm conditions
Hibdon notes harvest benefits from time after spraying and several days of low humidity and light wind. He warns heat could shrink wheat heads and reduce test weight, while Derousseau refuses forecasts, though farmers report cutting their best grain and expect quality to stay near average if weather holds.
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Maire Tonight's Forecast and Weekend Outlook
Tonight will be mostly clear with a low near 70 and southeast winds 5 to 10 mph. The extended forecast for Friday through Sunday calls for dry conditions and hot weather with weekend highs from 90 to 100 and overnight lows in the mid-60s to mid-70s. Local data from the Ottawa Water Plant is cited.
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Opponents press on Nebraska low level waste site plan
About 60 opponents attended the Central Interstate Low Level Radioactive Waste Commission meeting in Lincoln as debate over a Boyd County storage site for waste from Nebraska, Kansas, Arkansas, Louisiana, and Oklahoma continued. A public bus trip organized by Save Boyd County brought 45 residents, voicing groundwater contamination concerns amid spring flooding. Pro dump supporters urged expedited license review, but state agencies warned a decision may not come before 1998.
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Multiple Local Ads and Offers From Ottawa Area
A collage of local promotions lists 25 percent off T shirts at Town and Country Supply, vacation getaway contests via Messenger's Home Furnishings, catfish fillets at Ottawa Antique Mall, and a moth proofing sale at Royal Cleaners. Also noted is a hazardous waste drop off at the FR CO HHW facility with contact details and hours.
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Minding Your Own Business The Growing Challenge Part Three
The final part stresses rapid growth via hiring skilled specialists, building a protected market position, and controlling costs. It advises outsourcing, evaluating purchases, seeking outside counsel, and leveraging current trends and networks to scale responsibly while keeping profits in focus.
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Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates 1995
Ottawa Herald lists delivery rates by region starting October 1 1995. Carriers in Ottawa city rural towns and motor routes shown with monthly three month six month and yearly prices including state tax where applicable. Postmaster address changes must be mailed to Ottawa KS 66067 and out of state options are provided with scaled rates.
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