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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1992
Page
7
The forecast calls for cloudy skies and cooler temperatures on Tuesday with a 50 percent chance of rain. Highs near 55 to 60 degrees, cooling further in the afternoon, with northwest winds from 10 to 20 mph.
President Bush asserted all options are open to force Iraq to destroy weapons of mass destruction per UN demands. He downplayed the movement of the carrier America as routine, and criticized Tariq Aziz for delaying full disclosure while implying possible action could boost his campaign.
In a Chicago restaurant debate ahead of Illinois and Michigan primaries, Bill Clinton accuses Jerry Brown of directing Arkansas state business to Hillary Rodham Clinton's Rose law firm. Brown calls the charge a major scandal, while Hillary defends her conduct as careful and without conflict.
The Federal and State Affairs Committee voted 6-4 to send a Kansas abortion rights bill to the Senate without amendments, preserving a woman's right to choose until fetal viability outside the womb. Gov. Finney is expected to veto. House approval stood 82-41.
Residents in south central Kansas boost tornado readiness as Andover memories linger. National Weather Service officials urge vigilance while basements and storm shelters become common in mobile home parks near Wichita. About 1,500 locals attend spotter classes, a number expected to double this year.
President Boris Yeltsin issued a decree creating a new Russian Defense Ministry and named himself acting defense minister. The move signals a shift from a unified post-Soviet military under the Commonwealth to a Russian controlled force. The decree states civilian leadership and an official delegation will negotiate with other commonwealth states.
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