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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1999
Page
6
Coaches name top players in the All Three Rivers League and Frontier League with selections highlighted and page reference for full lineup details. Specific athletes and teams are listed in the feature on page seven.
Light rain with 60 percent odds and possible thunderstorms. Overnight low in the upper 30s. Tuesday starts cloudy then improves, high in the lower 50s as clouds thin later. More weather details on page 2.
The excerpt shows a newspaper's page navigation with references to Classifieds Pages 6 through 9, Comics on pages 6, Daily Report on page 2, Form and vice sections on page 5, Opinion on page 2, Obituaries on page 4, and Sports on page 1. It reads like a layout index rather than a full article.
The Kansas House approved a measure to require attorney general enforcement of a meat labeling law for imported beef, sending it to Governor Bill Graves on a 104 to 20 vote. Some lawmakers questioned constitutionality while supporters argued it could boost Kansas beef sales by highlighting foreign origin.
The Kansas House approved a bill 118 to 5 barring the state banking commissioner from serving as an executive on a state chartered bank or as a voting director. The Senate advanced a broader version allowing former federal chartered bank executives to serve, amid debate over regulator-bank ties sparked by a 1995 tax order that saved banks 23.6 million dollars.
In Pontiac a judge granted Dr. Jack Kevorkian permission to defend himself at his murder trial over a death tied to Lou Gehrig's disease. The 70 year old pathologist, who has tallying claimed 130 deaths since 1990, faces his first murder case amid videotaped footage aired on 60 Minutes. Defense lawyer David Goresh will advise him, though he urged against self representation.
February Archives of Internal Medicine findings show one in nine ICU patients are admitted for conditions arising from other hospital areas. Claudia Archer, 52, settled a $4 million malpractice suit with Walter Reed Army Medical Center after botched neck tumor surgery led to leg amputations and required life-support tubes.
U S envoy Holbrooke urged Yugoslavia to accept a Kosovo peace plan or face NATO airstrikes amid fighting in Drenica and Lapastica. Milosevic rejected foreign troops, promising to meet force with force, as NATO authorized broader air operations. Holbrooke warned of severe consequences if Milosevic does not reconsider.
The National Research Council warns C4I systems are vulnerable to cyberspace attacks and that a culture underplays information security. The report notes management flaws, lack of stature for C4I workers, service incompatibilities, and calls for budget flexibility while the Pentagon counters improvements are underway.
Ottawa High School invites alumni of at least 10 years to nominate graduates for the Wall of Honor now in its third year. A 10 to 15 member committee will review nominees, with seven earlier inductees listed and a May 15 deadline. Inductees will be announced in early July and honored at fall homecoming.
In 1992 Maryland home raid, Charles and Geraldine Wilson awoke to armed entrants and a photographer from The Post present. Deputies and photographers allegedly pressured the family, prompting a lawsuit alleging media involvement in the raid. The case centers on press complicity with law enforcement during fugitive hunts.
Inspectors hired by Congress found 14 health and safety violations at the Capitol power plant and other sites. Workers were exposed to coal dust and contaminated trash without protection while high Legionella levels and exposed electrical risks were present. The Capitol Architect's office admits historic neglect and says reforms are underway.
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