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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1994

Page

6

Russians, Algerian diplomat slain in Algiers attacks

A Russian embassy driver Konstantin Kukushkin and Belkacem Touati, deputy director in the Algerian Foreign Ministry, were shot and killed in separate Algiers attacks. Security forces said four suspects were tracked down and killed. Touati's wife was wounded as the diplomat was killed at his home in Bordj El Kiffan.

Algiers Algeria Foreign Ministry Konstantin Kukushkin Saoula Belkacem Touati Touati Bordj el Kiffan

Guards fire on Zulus in Johannesburg violence

Chaos erupted in Johannesburg as gunmen including ANC guards opened fire on hundreds of spear-wielding Zulus marching to protest South Africa’s first all race election. Witnesses and police reported up to 28 deaths as clashes spread from the city center to outlying areas.

Johannesburg South Africa African National Congress ANC

Fort Riley Faces New Defense Cut Watch

Fort Riley Kansas may face another round of base closures as the Army plans to rank division bases for 1994 cuts. In 1993 Fort Riley ranked eighth of 11 bases due to deployment challenges and small size. The base currently houses 14,400 soldiers and 3,600 civilians with a $560 million payroll.

Fort Riley Kan Kansas Army

Shannon associate recalls Shannon’s shift to violence

In Grants Pass Oregon Myrna Shaneyfelt who helped found Josephine County Right to Life recalls Shannon as a good friend who never talked violence. The woman who introduced Shannon says she went too far by shooting a Kansas abortion doctor and Shannon was convicted Friday in Kansas of attempted murder and assault.

Grants Pass Ore Shelley Shannon Shannon Kansas Myrna Shaneyfelt Shaney Josephine County Right To Life

Don Woodward Center Opens With Ribbon Cutting

Don Woodward centers community effort as the Woodward Center opens. Allen Loyd praises volunteer work and envisions bonds for expansion including a kitchen pool racquetball and fitness rooms while noting a reported 63 000 savings from volunteer construction. Ottawa officials highlight a future floor resurfacing and ongoing fundraising efforts.

Ralph Young Don Woodward Allen Ver Vicki Cummiskey Woodward Allen Loyd Boys Club Woodward Center City Commission Loyd Loyd Builders Inc Ottawa Ottawa City Commission Don Kornhaus Ottawa Recreation Commission Kornhaus

Legislature races clock of 90 days in Kansas

OPERA Kan AP legislators push toward first adjournment after 13 weeks with over 45 bills in conference committees. Senate Majority Leader Frahm says they will run a variety of bills on Monday as lawmakers aim to adjourn Friday. Appropriations dominate last week with education funding over 1.71 billion and a 12 million rise for special education in the Senate version.

Opera Kan House Senate Sheila Frahm R-Colby Frahm Robert Miller Wellington Department of Education

Retired architect Skidmore designs for lasting impact

The Ottawa architect Vance Skidmore, who retired after 37 years, values legacy over fame. His firm, E.V. Skidmore and Associates, prepared plans for 27 financial institutions including five Franklin Savings buildings, plus the Ottawa police and fire station, Osawatomie Library, and Ottawa Retirement Village.

Vince Skidmore Skidmore Ottawa Kansas Missouri E.V

Tornadoes devastate Southeast church pageant killing many

A Palm Sunday tornado outbreak struck a Goshen United Methodist Church service in Alabama, killing at least 19 and injuring many as a wall collapsed and bricks rained down. Across Alabama, Georgia, North Carolina and Tennessee, the storms left 42 dead, dozens trapped, and widespread damage to homes and a nursing facility.

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