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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 23, 2000

Page

5

Clinton Hastert unveil multibillion aid plan for renewal areas

The White House and Congress reach a bipartisan pact to aid poor neighborhoods through tax breaks and incentives. The package, valued at about 5 to 7 billion dollars over five years, blends Clinton's new markets idea with Hastert's renewal communities, expanding empowerment zones and adding a new markets tax credit. Churches would gain access to federal grants for substance abuse programs, and provisions target low income home ownership and venture capital, with nine new zones planned and $200 million in empowerment zone funding next year.

Washington Clinton House Dennis Hastert Congress Hastert White House Gene Sperling Sperling Chicago Danny Davis

Railroad killer sentenced to death in Houston case

Angel Maturino Resendiz, the train riding Mexican drifter linked to nine killings across three states, was sentenced to death for murdering a Houston area physician. Prosecutors said the jury had no choice given the presented evidence while defense claimed insanity and that the suspect was tricked into surrendering.

Houston Angel Maturino Resendiz Devon Anderson Maturino Resendiz FBI Carter Mexico Harmon Allen Tanner Texas

Heston aims to defeat Gore at NRA convention

Charlton Heston was re-elected president of the NRA for a further year and pledged to dedicate his term to defeating Al Gore in the presidential race. He supported George W. Bush and hinted at a possible run next year as the convention drew 52,000 attendees.

Associated Press Charlton Heston National Rifle Association NRA Kansas City Wayne LaPierre Heston Washington Smith & Wesson Charlotte Philadelphia Clinton Nra.org Millionmommarch Smithwesson

Doctors scramble as elder care faces geriatrician shortage

Washington report details misdiagnoses of dementia and mood-related memory loss in elderly patients, followed by correct treatment from specialists. Verapamil caused severe constipation in another case, exposing risks from improper cardiac drug choices. The American Geriatrics Society plans training programs to address the aging care gap amid rising elderly numbers and complex needs.

Washington Geriatricians Linda Hiddemen Baroneess The Foundation For Health In Aging American Geriatrics Society Peake

Guidelines for senior clinics emerge from AGS guidance

The American Geriatrics Society outlines initial guidelines for senior clinics to deliver primary and consultative geriatric care, require trained providers and interdisciplinary teams, ensure dementia and falls programs, improve accessibility, and coordinate care amid a shortage of about 9,500 geriatricians for over 34 million elderly Americans.

Kenneth Brummel-Smith American Geriatrics Society AGS

Panel seeks to have Clinton disbarred

An Arkansas disciplinary panel recommended disbarment for President Clinton over misleading testimony about Monica Lewinsky. The decision, tied to the Paula Jones case, prompts a judge to decide whether to accept the recommendation and potential appeal by Clinton. He defends his testimony as accurate and will defer to the judge.

Little Rock Ark Arkansas Clinton Monica Lewinsky Arkansas Supreme Court Committee On Paula Jones House Senate State Supreme Court NBC Nightly News University of Arkansas Law School Jones Lewinsky Kenneth Starr Howver Aig

Atlantis Astronauts Replace Batteries on Space Station

SPACE CENTER Houston AP Astronauts Susan Helms and Yuri Usachev began work inside the International Space Station after opening Unity module for the first time in a year. They replaced two of six Russian-made batteries in the Zarya module to restore power, finishing ahead of schedule.

Helms Usachev Phil Engelauf

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