North Korea warns of war as U N sanctions loom
International move on North Korea raises pressure with a one month deadline before sanctions. China urges a nonbinding statement. Seoul reports NK military alert and travel ban as Pyongyang broadcasts determination to exit the NPT. Perry urges higher US South Korea readiness.
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North Korea
United States
Britain
France
Russia
U.S
China
Security Council
Korea
Seoul
Rhee Byoung-tae
Kim Deok
Intelligence-Gathering Agency
For
National Security Planning
Oh In-hwaf
Arid Radio
Pyongyang
Beijing
Washington
Defense
William Perry
Clinton
Korean Peninsula
Perry
Pentagon
Senate approves budget with election jitters and cuts
The Senate advanced a deficit-cutting budget but Republicans and liberals clashed over shifting 20 billion dollars from proposed cuts to defense and veterans programs. A 63 to 35 vote defeated the move, while 70 to 28 and 67 to 32 votes killed protections for defense programs and deeper cuts. Negotiators face choosing to retain or roll back the extra cuts in a bipartisan compromise.
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Pentagon
Clinton
Pete Domenici
R-N.m
House
Senate
Charles Robb
D-Va
Phil Gramm
Texas
Attitude matters in business success and adversity
A column argues that a positive mindset drives profitability and resilience. It cites Doug Johnson of Office Furniture Outlet in Amarillo and Yukon city manager Stan Greil, stressing attitude as a habit. Tips include punctual work, crediting others, enthusiasm, and focusing on desired results to shape outcomes.
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Doug Johnson
Amarillo
Texas
Johnson
Stan Greil
Greil
Yukon
Oklo
Munity
Ralph Waldéd Emerson
Robert Schuller
Schuller
Weather forecast for Kansas extended period
The Ottawa area expects a cool and dry period with Monday lows in the 20s and highs in the upper 30s to mid 40s. Tuesday and Wednesday rise slightly with dry skies, lows in the mid 20s to low 30s, and highs in the upper 40s to mid 50s. Data from Ottawa Water Plant notes current temps and sunset at 6:39 and sunrise at 6:15.
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Kansas
Ottawa
Model citizen at 80 backs Kansas legislative life
In Brewster Place Topeka eighty year old McBride acts as a keen observer and unofficial commentator at legislative hearings. He underlines bills and asks questions while noting the rise of women in Kansas politics and the aging powerhouses leaving the scene. He trusts government to eventually address issues and public concerns.
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Brewster Place
Topeka
McBride
Phelps
Kansas
Marge Petty
University of Oklahoma
Alicia Salisbury
Kansas Turnpike Authority
Senate
Ottawa school board to discuss district building proposal
The Ottawa school board will devote nearly its entire Monday night meeting, at 7:30 in the Ottawa High School media center, to the district building proposal. Board President Terry Jennings says copies will be available to the public and the building committee's recommendations will be reviewed to gauge community reaction before any bond issue.
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Ottawa School Board
Ottawa High School
Terry Jennings
Jennings
West Franklin proposal to be discussed at board meeting
The West Franklin building proposal headlines the 7:30 p.m. Monday Education Center meeting as the school board continues discussions and prepares public sessions on the proposal and local option budget. Agenda items include education improvement, a 1994 95 local effectiveness grant program, and curricula changes. also KCASB membership and staff evaluation.
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West Franklin
Pomona
Vivian Eidhingsi
Kansas Association of School Boards
Su Serange
Investigation Into Gas Pipeline Explosion in Edison
Investigators pieced together a natural gas pipeline blast that leveled eight buildings in Edison New Jersey, left 300 homeless, and injured at least 80. One woman, 32, died of a heart attack. SBA said residents qualify for disaster loans to cover about 23 million dollars in damage. The pipeline operator owner funded hotel stays and basic necessities for the homeless.
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Small Business Administration
City approves beer license for Ottawa Foods store
Ottawa City Commission held a special meeting Friday to grant a beer license to Ottawa Foods Inc for the grocery store at 901 S. Main, the former Food Barn site. Mayor Richard Jackson and Commissioners Tony Keim and Joan Tyson attended and voted in favor, with the store joining the Apple Market chain.
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Ottawa City Commission
Ottawa Foods Inc
S. Main
Richard Jackson
Tony Keim
Joan Tyson
Mid-Town
Apple Market
Anderson County home values rise in property tax notices
Anderson County homes sell higher and trigger increased property valuations. County Appraiser Gary Stapp mailed nearly 7,000 change of value notices this month, reflecting a $10.9 million rise in the county's total valuation.
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Garnett
Anderson County
Gary Stapp
Ottawa Herald subscription rate table update 1993
The Ottawa Herald lists updated delivery rates effective October 1, 1993 for Ottawa and surrounding areas. Rates cover carrier, motor route, and mail options with varied monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual terms, all in advance, including rural towns and out of state mail.
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Ottawa
Cedar
Franklin County
Miami
Douglas
Osage
Anderson
State of Kansas
Senate passes school measure amid park funding clash
The Kansas Senate approved a bill allowing schools to refuse enrollment for expelled students and to expel pupils for up to 186 days, drawing critics who warn of pushing vulnerable youths onto the streets. The measure, 31-9, moves to the House for concurrence before Gov. Finney's signature.
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Kan
Senate
House
Joan Finney
Dave Kerr
R-Hutchinson
Senate Education Committee
Bargain and Retail Notes From Local Shops
A string of brief ads lists sales and offers from Sutton's Jewelry and other local stores. Highlights include 10 percent off remaining March aqua marine birthstone rings, boot clearances at Town and Country Supply, and various leather ropers with price points. Also noted are Easter gift items, road grading contact, a retirement tribute, and a church program for The West 15th Street Church of Christ with service times and Bible study.
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Sun
WIBW
West 15Th Street
Church of Christ
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