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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 2000
Page
7
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Forecast calls for highs in the mid 60s today with tonight partly cloudy skies and a low in the lower 40s. Sunday brings a 20 percent chance of thunderstorms with mostly cloudy conditions and a high near 70. Monday stays dry with a low around 40 and a high in the lower 60s. See page 2 for details.
Rainbow Radio 90.5 KRBW continues on the air with an all volunteer staff and listener donations. Established by Ottawa Ministerial Alliance, the station airs Christian music and religious programs, counts a 10 000 annual budget, and seeks more volunteers while celebrating its third anniversary. Freelance on air work blends with administrative duties as staff juggle equipment, schedules, and fund raising.
The Senate Ways and Means Committee approved a roughly 8.62 billion dollar budget for fiscal 2001, along party lines, trimming about 19 million from Gov Graves proposal except for pay raises. The panel also reworks federal nursing home funds allocation with about 25 percent to the general fund and 60 percent to a senior services trust.
Junior Snodgrass of Williamsburg plans Young Eagle Day at Ottawa Municipal Airport on April 22. The EAA event offers free airplane rides to youths and aims to spark aviation interest. talks on safety, preflight briefings, and merit badges for Boy Scouts accompany rides. An aircraft flight simulator will be offered by Mid America Airports if weather permits.
BP Amoco moves truck by truck to assemble a seven hundred million dollar offshore drilling platform in the Arctic Ocean near Alaska. The five acre gravel island will host a Northstar deposit with partially buried steel pipelines. Greenpeace activists protest in tents nearby, denouncing the project as threatening spills and the fragile Arctic environment.
TOPEKA AP The Kansas House passed a diluted open records and meetings bill 96 to 28 after two hours of debate. The measure would allow fines up to 500 dollars for agencies that fail to disclose records and would permit advisory opinions. Gov Bill Graves and General Carla Mayans backed the proposal as essential for honest government. Some lawmakers criticized amendments that could limit disclosures while others favored faster responses for under staffed agencies.
Microsoft faxed a detailed settlement proposal to government lawyers on Friday as Judge Jackson set a Tuesday verdict deadline. Officials said the offer was technically complex and under review, with possible admission of law violation.
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