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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1994
Page
1
Prosecutors say Aldrich Ames and his wife were paid well beyond 2.5 million by Moscow and she admits knowing of the espionage. FBI seizures raise ill gotten gains by over 1 million more than the prior 1.5 million estimate, with funds in foreign accounts reachable by a home phone if she is freed on bail.
TOPEKA Kan AP The architect of a school voucher proposal failed to rescue her bill from an apparent death as the House rejected 93 to 29 Rep Kay O Connor R olathe had sought to pull the measure from the Education Committee for debate The plan would credit tax dollars to parents for private school tuition as an education reform effort
Wichita shop workers expect heavy Brady Bill paperwork as handgun sales spike nationwide in December and January. Gunshop owner Gordon Wellman says the law will not reduce violence and will burden buyers with bureaucracy.
Ottawa City Commission directed Police Chief Jeff Herrman to enforce two hour parking rules citywide, ending prior tag based exemptions. The change follows complaints and aims for uniform code enforcement, while downtown restrictions remain in effect weekdays until 5 p.m. The commission also weighed local bid preferences for city contracts and set a bid for the public works tractor.
The Ottawa school board recommended sending the proposed sex survey at Ottawa High School to a district committee for further study of methods and effectiveness amid mixed public response. The session also reviewed cost estimates for the district building plan as debate over the survey continued.
Ottawa Police Chief Jeff Herrman said Michael L. Branson, 37, was arrested Monday on suspicion of three counts of criminal damage to property and one count of trespassing tied to the two-year J.C. Penney fire. Branson was released on a signature bond and will appear in municipal court. Prosecutors did not pursue arson due to insufficient proof of how the fire began, and the arrest came as the statute of limitations expired.
Workers and organizers pursue a united effort to form a federation for under eight players requiring broad backing and local support to advance youth football development. The move centers on creating structured play within regional leagues and youth leagues.
Washington reports a 7.5 percent rise in gross domestic product for the last quarter of 1993, beating a prior 5.9 percent estimate. Officials caution the surge may overstate underlying strength, expecting about 3.5 percent growth in early 1994 due to winter weather and the California earthquake.
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