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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1994
Page
7
Franklin County firefighters urge farmers and landowners to call 911 before and during controlled burns to distinguish emergencies from non emergencies and help locate burns that escape. Warmer winds raise risk as pastures are burned to rid thatch and renew grasses.
Sen. Nancy Kassebaum filed her first bill to shield light airplane makers from liability for crashes on models older than 18 years. After a compromise raising the limit from 15 years, she sealed an agreement paving Senate passage on the measure.
Eugene McCarthy told Emporia State University audiences that the US political system is in disorder after President Clinton redefined the presidency. He argued Harry Truman set a clear presidential concept and contrasted Truman with Bill and Hillary Clinton, warning that constitutional expectations are being violated.
Two Anderson County men delivered petitions with 1,015 signatures from Franklin, Anderson and Allen counties to Gov. Finney. Copies were given to state senators and representatives. Landowners along the 52 mile rail bed oppose the plan citing reversionary rights and potential government land transfer to an ICC rail bank.
Insurance Commissioner Ron Todd denounces ties to former Commissioner Fletcher Bell over a 1991 workers’ compensation award to Bell for a back injury. He asserts he had no involvement, amid Republican opposition to his re election bid.
The shooting of hitchhiker Donald Beartrack Jr. yielded a cryptic DER 352 mark on his arm. Authorities traced the license number to the car that picked him up, leading to three arrests the next day. Beartrack, a 17-year-old basketball player, was killed near Talequah after being repeatedly stopped for beer.
Orman E. Nite of Interstate Battery System of America spoke at Ottawa University on a life transformed by faith. Miller, raised in Galveston, detailed early drinking, two DWI charges, and a 1974 moment of surrender when he asked God for help and found he could stop drinking.
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