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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1996

Page

13

Peru Airliner Crashes Killing 123 Aboard

Rescuers trudged through fog to the wreckage of Faucett Airlines Flight 251, a Boeing 737, that crashed in the Andes near Arequipa, Peru, killing all 123 aboard. Firefighters and Red Cross workers recovered 53 bodies by dawn. the fuselage lay in three sections. The flight from Lima was due to arrive in Arequipa at 8 15 p.m. local time. The crew reported normal prior to the crash, and bad weather did not appear to cause the accident. The plane carried 40 foreign nationals among the 123 passengers and crew.

Requipa Peru Andes Mountains Red Cross Arequipa Nazri Salomon Faucett Airlines Aeroperu Lima Flight 251 Faucett Jorge D’acunha Dents Penivian

Franklin County FCE Council offers 1996 tours to KC area and Chicago

The Franklin County FCE Council announces educational tours for 1996. A March 31 dinner theatre trip to New Theatre in Kansas City features Don't Dress for Dinner with Jamie Farr at 33 dollars. A September 23–27 Chicago tour costs 415 dollars double occupancy, includes bus, lodging, four meals, with stops at Hannibal and St Louis. Registration ends March 15 for KC trip and Aug 1 for Chicago. Deposits due April 1. balances due August 1. Contact Franklin County Extension Service for details.

Franklin County Family and Community Education FCE) Council Kansas City Area Chicago New Theatre Jamie Farr Franklin County Extension Office FCE Council Hannibal Springfield St. Louis Molly Brown Mark ‘Twain John G. Shedd

Arts groups plan El Dorado art outing April 6

Ottawa southwest groups sponsor a day trip to El Dorado with Art Miller Tours. Stops include Coutts Memorial Museum of Art, Commerce Bank Atrium, Blue Stem Gallery, Circle Gallery, Butler County Historical Museum Kansas Oil Museum, lunch at El Dorado Country Club. Fare is 23.50 per person. Bus departs 7:30 a.m. from Ottawa Antique Mall parking. return about 6:30 p.m. Reservations via Ottawa Community Arts Council at 105 E. Std, 242-8478.

Ottawa Community Arts Council The Ottawa Art Guild el Dorado Art Miller Coutts Memorial Museum of Commerce Bank Blue Stem Art Gallery Circle Gallery Butler County Historical Mu

Study links vaginal lining infection to HIV spread

Washington AP reports a Science journal study shows a HIV strain infecting through vaginal lining, offering new insight into transmission. Dr. Anthony Fauci cautions it does not lessen U.S. women's fear, noting infection growth among women. Harvard's Dr. Max Essex notes heterosexually transmitted cases now about 10 percent globally.

Washington Science U.S Anthony Fauci National Institutes of Health Fauci Asia Africa Harvard University Max Essex

Diana's divorce talks risk collapse over titles and home

Princess Diana’s lawyer Anthony Julius warned negotiations could end if the palace reneges on promises about her post divorce title, home, and office. A Daily Mail quote from Richard Kay cites a palace aide accusing officials of offering only the minimum to end the marriage while Diana laments being pressured into a split.

London Diana Prince Charles Anthony Julius Elizabeth II Palace Daily Mail Richard Kay

Bosnian Serb General Indicted for War Crimes

The International Criminal Tribunal in The Hague indicted Bosnian Serb General Djordje Djukić on war crimes and crimes against humanity for his role in the siege of Sarajevo from May 1992 to December 1995. The 60-year-old is held in tribunal custody, one of 53 suspects charged so far. More than 10,000 civilians were killed during the siege.

The Hague Netherlands Sarajevo Djordje Djukic U.N Yugoslavia Richard Goldstone

Israel rejects Hamas ceasefire overture

Israel refused to negotiate with Hamas calling it a terror organization and said Arafat must handle Palestinian extremists. Hamas offered a week of no attacks in exchange for prisoner releases and halting action against its military wing.

Jerusalem Israel Today Hamas Yasser Arafat Ehud Barak Israel Arafat

Asia Europe summit opens amid rights clash in Bangkok

EU leaders and East Asian powers kick off a two day summit in Bangkok to boost prosperity and trade. They urge renewed links while acknowledging sharp differences over human rights and perceptions. Hosts seek to revive Europe’s stake in fast growing markets.

Bangkok Thailand Europe Asia European Union East Asia Banharn Silpa-archa

Doctors outline pediatric asthma diagnosis and care

A Children’s Mercy Hospital column explains how doctors diagnose asthma in children, including wheeze history, ER visits, testing, and potential treatments. It stresses individualized plans, allergen avoidance, home cleanliness, and diary notes, with an optimistic note that kids can lead normal lives.

In surgery safety and aftercare guidelines phrasing

The notice advises patients to avoid driving after surgery and to have a friend or family member pick them up. It emphasizes rest, following doctor instructions on diet activities medications and follow up, and avoiding hazardous activities alcohol and signing documents for 24 hours after anesthesia.

Pregnant lawmakers get safety tips at baby shower

The Consumer Product Safety Commission hosted a baby shower for Reps. Susan Molinari and Blanche Lambert Lincoln to highlight home hazards. Molinari noted how everyday items can be dangerous for children and spoke of preparing a home for a first child with husband Rep. Bill Paxon.

Washington Consumer Product Safety Commission House of Representatives Susan Molinari New York Blanche Lambert Lincoln Arkansas Molinari Rep Bill Paxon

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