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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1998
Page
6
The St. Louis sextet River City Ramblers will lecture and then swing the joint in a Dixieland jazz concert in Ottawa on April 4. See Page 3.
A 20 percent chance of showers tonight and Tuesday morning. Warmer conditions with partial cloudiness. Highs in the upper 50s. Southeast wind 10 to 20 mph. See page 2 for full forecast.
A well child screening for children birth through age five in the Appanoose school district will take place Friday April 17 from 8 30 a m to 2 30 p m at Appanoose Elementary School. All 1998 1999 kindergartners must attend. Bring social security number birth certificate and immunization record. The exam checks social self help communication motor and cognitive development including ears hearing vision and depth perception. Appointments can be made by calling 785 566 3386 or walk ins are welcome.
The Justice Department will file a lawsuit in U.S. District Court to block Lockheed Martin's 8.3 billion acquisition of Northrop Grumman. Officials cited failed weekend restructuring talks and objections from antitrust authorities. Attorney General Janet Reno and Defense Secretary William Cohen led a briefing outlining the challenge.
Kuwait, Iran and the United Arab Emirates announced cuts starting April 1 in response to Saudi Arabia, Venezuela and Mexico plans to reduce world oil output by up to 2 million barrels per day. Crude futures rose sharply on the news as markets reacted to coordinated supply restraint.
Six American Peaceworks activists from San Francisco were jailed for two days in Kosovo for not registering with police. They were released at noon and deported to the Macedonian border, with the U.S. embassy in Skopje assisting. They had arrived March 10 to advise ethnic Albanian activists on nonviolent conflict.
The Los Angeles Times notes Yuri Kuklachev’s Cat Theater in Moscow, a 300-seat venue where trained cats perform on poles, tightropes, and other feats, with shows selling out weeks ahead amid tough economic times.
A new firm Fast Fabricators expects to open within 30 days at 1534 North Industrial Ave in the Ottawa Industrial Park, employing about two dozen workers. Nine staff began moving in March 16 to set up equipment for piping fabrication serving water and wastewater projects across the United States.
President Boris Yeltsin dismissed his whole government to accelerate market reform and back Democrats in the 2000 elections. He named Sergei Kirienko acting prime minister and urged ministers to continue temporarily while a new team is formed.
The Supreme Court declined to revive Ohio's late term abortion ban by a 6-3 vote, leaving lower court rulings that declared the 1995 law unconstitutional in place. The decision does not set a national precedent and underscores limits of state abortion restrictions while notes other rulings on prayers at graduations, prostitution laws, price fixing, and pilot retirement.
NTSB probes crash of single engine Cessna 206 after takeoff from Independence airport. Pilot reported electrical emergency and smoke seen before the plane hit trees near Grain Valley, killing six onboard including five skydivers. Investigators expect it could take up to a year to determine exact sequence leading to the oil fire and failure to jump.
President Clinton opened a 12 day Africa tour in Ghana promising trade and democracy as he addressed a massive Independence Square crowd in 100 degree heat. He forecast a new African renaissance and outlined stops in Ghana, Uganda, Rwanda, South Africa, Botswana and Senegal, aiming to applaud democratic gains.
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