Check-kiting swirls around Bush Cabinet in check scandal
President Bush stands by three Cabinet members as they admit bounced checks. Defense Secretary Cheney, Agriculture Secretary Madigan, and Labor Secretary Martin disclosed dozens of overdrafts. The disclosures shadow Bush’s push for his economic plan while Republicans seize on the ethics episode.
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Associated Press
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Lynn Martin
Cheney
Wyoming
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Martin
Illinois
Milwaukee
Slattery denies abusing House bank overdrafts
Rep. Jim Slattery released bank statements and House bank records showing 40 overdrafts on his personal account from September 1988 to November 1990. He said none were unpaid and that most overdrafts occurred when federal paychecks were not credited promptly, due to a mistaken belief about payment dates. A Republican opponent accused him of not grasping the issue as voters grow angry about Congress.
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Dan Quayle
Bill Goodling
R-Pa
House Ethics Committee
Goodling
Charles Hatcher
D-Ga
Topeka
Kan
Jim Slattery
Topeka Democrat
House
Campaign struggles deepen after primary results
Clinton has 44 percent of what is needed for the Democratic nomination while Bush adds 711 to his tally after Tuesday results. Buchanan plans a single-state protest in California, admits support may shift to Bush. Tsongas labels Connecticut must win, but remains in the race with a string of victories needed to survive. Brown, buoyed by Michigan, attacks Clinton as establishment-backed.
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Note of caution spurs stock prices in New York
Stocks held near flat at midday as cautious mood returns after overseas weakness and higher U.S. yields. The Dow slipped to 3 255.14, NYSE volume ran 90.5 million shares, and advancers edged decliners. Chambers Development sank 20 percent after announcing a 27 million dollar charge for 1991, reshaping its earnings outlook.
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New York Stock Exchange
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U.S
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American Stock Exchange
City considers 35 channel upgrade and 11 channel plan
City officials discuss increasing local channel capacity to 35 and creating a basic 11 channel service at $11 per month with a possible survey next month and online changes by June. Pay per view events and Summer Olympics would fit into the expanded capacity, even without fiber optics. Some improvements could precede the high tech project if pursued. The commission also okayed FAA runway closure, land lease for crops, and closing a street lane for KOFO home show.
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Notice to Creditors and Public Auction in Franklin County
Legal notices record probate action for Rose J Hamlin and a real estate sale in Franklin County Kansas. Creditors must file claims within four months. documents list attorney Don Hanrichs and filing details. Separate notice covers foreclosure sale of Lots 1 3 5 and 7 in Block 1 Sheldon and Atkinson Addition Ottawa with sheriff sale set March 25 1992 at 10 00 AM. Also included is a Developmental Disabilities Awareness Day proclamation by Franklin County Commissioners dated March 17 1992.
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Rosa H. Hamlin
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Thenca
Gardner Hayden
Charles W. Mavity, Jr
Leroy Wasmund
Mareh
Classified ads and notices in Ottawa Herald notice column
Readers are urged to verify ads in classifieds. one free run offered for ad errors. Listings include three and four bedroom rentals, two bedroom ranch, host family for student exchanges, fine china sets for sale, a box response, and a thanks note to family and St Luke's Hospital staff for care received.
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