Returning soldiers urged to use restraint by Pentagon guide
Veterans face stress and readjustment after war. The Army and Pentagon urge restraint in sex, spending, and lifestyle as couples reunite. Guidance cites two months of readjustment, risk of mood issues, and the need for equal, patient partnerships to ease families back from six months apart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Abrams
Associated Press
Washington
Pentagon
Army
Herman Keizer
Amy Community and Family Support Center
Saudi Arabia
Maj. Jellen
Col. Keizer
Atwater Dies After Brain Tumor Battle at 40
Lee Atwater, 40, the strategist behind Bush’s 1988 campaign and former Republican Party chairman, died at George Washington University Hospital after a yearlong brain tumor fight. Funeral plans set for Columbia, DC. He faced criticism for his aggressive campaign style, including the Willie Horton approach. He also pursued music, recording with B B King and Isaac Hayes.
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Washington
Lee Atwater
Bush
Republican Party
Atwater
George Washington University Hospital
Mary Matalin
Republican National Committee
Columbia
D.C
Matalin
B.B. King
Isaac Hayes
Billy Preston
Michael Dukakis
Willie Horton
Horton
Massachusetts
Dukakis
George Bush
Food Barn strike talks continue with no settlement
Kansas City AP negotiators for Food Barn Stores and United Food & Commercial Workers met with a federal mediator for the first time since the March 3 strike. After four hours they planned a new meeting for Monday to reassess positions, with some dialogue noted by mediator Carl Wallmark of the FMCS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City, Mo
Food Barn Stores Inc
United Food & Commercial Workers
Carl Wallmark
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Weather Summary for March 1905 and Readings
The report lists March average figures and year to date data. It notes a -0.5 decline, a yearly average of 198.27, barometer at 30.05 inches and rising, with sunset at 6.42 and sunrise at 6.10.
Dairy antibodies linked to infant colic in study
In St Louis, researchers report cow antibodies in breast milk may trigger colic in about 20 percent of infants aged one to four months. The study compared 29 colicky babies' mothers with 30 noncolicky peers, finding higher milk antibodies in the former. eight mothers had undetectable levels and their babies showed no colic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Patrick $. Clyne
Anthony Kulczycki
Kulczycki
Washington University
Kulzcycki
Clyne
St. Louis Children’s Hospital
Clyne and
Hank Harris
Stamford, Conn
The
Pediatrics Academy
Thurmond and wife separate after 20 years of marriage
Senator Strom Thurmond and his wife Nancy announced they are separating after more than two decades of marriage. Nancy Thurmond, 44, said she wants independence and to pursue several career options, while Thurmond, 88, called the split difficult but mutually agreed. No divorce plan was stated. The couple has four children aged 15 to 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maj
Linda K. Jellen
Army Community Service
Columbia,s.c
Strom Thurmond
Nancy
Thurmond
R-S.c
Congress
Nancy Thurmond
Local Ad Briefs Mixed With Election Notices
Ads promote COOKS SERVICE at 203 Hickory and a write in candidate Rex Hancock for city council in Pomona. Includes price-driven jewelry, Easter flowers from Ottawa Floral, and a school carnival at Pomona Elementary with taco supper and admission details. Also mentions re election of Linda Heininger to USD 290 School Board and OHS Music Dept Oklahoma musical at Ottawa Municipal Auditorium.
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City of
Pomona
Rex Hancock
OHS Music Dept
Oklahoma
Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
Mystery writer Sara Paretsky to visit Ottawa University
Ottawa University hosts April 5 luncheon featuring Sara Paretsky, renowned private-eye author and former Lawrence resident. The event, a joint program with Ottawa Public Library and U.S.C. 290 Parent Advisory Council, includes autographs, classroom visits, and talks on influences shaping her work. Reservations by April 2. lunch is $6.
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Diane Yeamans
Herald
Ottawa
Ottawa University
Ottawa U.S.C
Ottawa Public Library
Sara Paretsky
Lawrence
Paretsky
Ottawa High School
University of Kansas
Barbara Dew
Ottawa Library
Lawrence Public Library
Lawrence High School
Chicago
Dew
Nancy Hale
Mowbray Union
U.S.C
Southeast storms lash the South causing fatalities and damage
Severe thunderstorms swept the South with winds up to 74 mph and possible tornadoes. At least 11 people died as mobile homes toppled and houses collapsed across Georgia Alabama Arkansas Mississippi Louisiana and Texas. In Douglasville a tornado damaged homes and vehicles while crews battled fires and power outages.Authorities report 13 injured in Munford Alabama and widespread flood watches remained.
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Associated Press
Tim Brumbelow
Douglas County
Atlanta
Douglasville
Lithia Springs
Texas
Louisiana
Arkansas
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
Munford
Ala
Ottawa Herald Rates and Postage Details
The Ottawa Herald publishes daily except Sundays and holidays. Rates printed include six months 29.51 dollars, one year 56.94 dollars, rural town and motor route options, and out of state mail rates with varying monthly and quarterly terms. All prices are in advance and include state sales tax.
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Franklin County
State of Kansas
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Guide
Colby
TORMS
Fluares
Salina
Wichita
Kansas City
Topeka
Pittsburg
Ad Briefs
Cook
Hickory
Linda Heiniger
USD 290
Sutton’ 'S
Lesley
Ottawa Floral
Bath
Library
Talladega
Talladega County
Cobb County
Austell
Cobb Hospital
George Brogdon
Richard Hubbard
Becky Wilbanks
Ottawa Herald
S. Cedar
Kansas
Dim Fr. Hitch
Terry Ostme
Day Bemis
Carol Ackermsing
Peg Armstron
Virginia Whitacre
Jayne Snow
Jean Rossman
Eartier
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