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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1994
Page
6
President Clinton addressed the seven leading industrialized nations urging a united effort to confront chronic unemployment and stagnant wages. He said each country faces unique challenges while calling for shared energy and ideas to raise living standards and create higher paying jobs.
Timothy J. Steadman, 23, an Emporia State University student working for Walt Disney World, drowned during a weekend dive near a reef. After a two hour search in 65 feet of water, authorities recovered his body from the Aquatic Diver with a group of 20 nearby.
A federal judge ordered negotiations to continue in the final lawsuit over damages from the December 1991 fire at the Americaid underground cold storage facility. Fourteen suits involving 31 firms and carriers were filed in U.S. District Court. all claims except Earth Elements of Corona California have settled. Earth Elements seeks 100,000 dollars for about 200000 pounds of product stored in the facility.
The article profiles Jose Flores, a Mexican immigrant who moved to Dodge City in 1987 and built a respected role as business agent for UFCW Local 340. He led recruitment, rose from steward to top negotiator, and helped improve packing plant conditions at Excel, earning trust despite past tensions with management.
Ottawa Republican candidate Joe Hume announced his bid for Congress in the Second District and pledged to oppose higher marginal income taxes and further sales tax cuts. Speaking at the Franklin County Courthouse steps and during a prior interview at 535 W. 3rd, Hume touted a tax watchdog backed pledge from Americans for Tax Reform and framed his campaign around reducing government interference to spur jobs. He highlighted his 48 years leading Hume Music Inc. and past NASMD leadership as background for bringing value and integrity to government. He also backed a Republican crime bill proposing regional prisons and truth in sentencing.
Bill Watterson will begin a nine month leave from Calvin and Hobbes starting April. Universal Press Syndicate will run Calvin classics during the hiatus. President John P. McMeel notes the creator works alone and will avoid deadlines and drawing boards to regen creativity.
Associate Attorney General Webster Hubbell, longtime Clinton ally, appears poised to resign. An anonymous White House official said the move could happen today or tomorrow amid inquiries into his Rose Law Firm billing and connections to the Whitewater matter.
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