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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1994

Page

4

Peacekeepers seize Tuzla airport in Bosnia for aid flights

Swedish and Danish troops with tanks entered Tuzla airport in northern Bosnia to reopen it for aid deliveries. The move follows months of contention between Muslims and Bosnian Serbs over the airport’s control, with Serbs nearby warning of arms shipping risks amid a fragile truce and aid disruptions.

Sarajevo Bosnia- Herzegovina Tuzla Bosnia I Bosnia-Herzegovina U.N Russia Rob Annik

Minding Your Own Business satire critiques political image

A column by Don Taylor in Minding Your Own Business skewers political gamesmanship. It lists exaggeratedly clean personal history claims from a fictional candidate and ends inviting readers to write to him in Amarillo Texas.

Salvation Army Goodwill Wal-Mart U.S Don Taylor Amarillo Texas

Ottawa student named to dean's list at William Jewell College

Susan Adele Baxter of Ottawa was named to the dean's list for the 1993 fall semester at William Jewell College in Liberty Missouri. She earned at least 14 credit hours with a 3.4 GPA or higher. Amber Haun of Baldwin City received the Hugh A Smith American Legion scholarship.

Ottawa Susan Adele Baxter Edward A. Baxter William Jewell College Liberty Baxter Baldwin Baldwin City Amber Haun Russ Joyce Haun Hugh A. Smith American Legion Haun Emporia State University Legion Department of Children and Youth Programs The

Sniper shoots AP photographer in Gaza Strip

Israeli army sniper hit Associated Press photographer John Gaps III with a plastic bullet at about 10 a.m. near the Jebaliya refugee camp center. Gaps, 35, was treated at Ahli Arab Hospital in Gaza City after the M-16 rifle shot narrowly above the knee.

Gaza Gaza Strip Associated Press John Gaps III Jebaliya Gaps Ahli Arab Hospital Gaza City Des Moines Iowa Israel Hebron Somalia Bosnia Midwest

Probate petition for Margaret E Eneihen estate published

In Franklin County Kansas the estate of Margaret E Eneihen deceased is probated with a petition for will probate and letters testamentary filed by heir George Lee Eneihen. Creditors must present demands within four months from first publication or be barred. Attorney for petitioner John L Richeson 61697 Anderson Byrd Richeson Flaherty Ottawa Kansas 66067.

District Court Franklin County Kansas Margaret E. Eneihen K.S.A State OF Kansas George Lee Eneihen Margaret E. Enei George Lee Eneichen John L. Richeson Anderson, Byrd, Richeson

Names in the News Roundup From Milwaukee to New York

A parade for Dan Jansen in Milwaukee marks his Olympic return, with crowd banners listing a 1:12.43 1000m time as he thanks supporters. In Massachusetts, Nancy Kerrigan receives a joyous home welcome amid questions about post Lillehammer notices. Ralph Ellison discusses rhythm in writing and a long-delayed second novel, while a Washington Stage benefit plans a Roosevelt era spoof featuring Shalala Moynihan and others.

Milwaukee Dan Jansen Lillehammer Jansen lWe Nally Sarajevo Calgary Albertville Stoneham Mass Nancy Kerrigan Kerrigan Oksana Baiul New York Ralph Ellison Ellison The New Yorker Franklin D. Roosevelt Congressional Record Beltway Donna Shalala Daniel Patrick Moynihan Washington, D.C New York Times Living Stage Theater Company Roosevelt Laurence Maslon Frances Perkins Pat Moynihan Henry Morgenthau Jr Alan Simpson Barney Frank John Chafee Health and Human Services Shalale Moynihan Chafee Simpson Frank

Shuttle Columbia crew wakes to service tunes and tasks

The five crew members aboard shuttle Columbia, including four armed forces representatives and one civilian Marsha Ivins, started the day with national anthems airings before resuming experiments. Some members collected urine and saliva samples for studies on space travel effects, then assembled Erector Set like structures aimed at stronger space platforms.

Marsha Ivins

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