Kassebaum’s Quiet Power Shapes Senate Role
Senate news profile of Nancy Kassebaum of Kansas as a key power broker in Washington. She leads the Senate Labor Committee, shaping debates on Clinton health care, immunization, and Head Start while maintaining a independent, thoughtful conservative stance.
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Wichita
Kan
Nancy Kassebaum
R-Kan
Washington
Stephen Hess
Brookings Institution
Kassebaum
Bob Dole
Clinton
Government fines Louisiana Pacific 11.1 million for pollution
The EPA and Justice Department announced an 11.1 million civil penalty against Louisiana-Pacific for excessive emissions and false reporting at 14 facilities in 11 states. The ruling requires 70 million dollars of anti pollution equipment over two years, with plants remaining running during installation.
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Washington
Government Today
Louisiana Pacific Corp
Environmental Protection Agency
Carol Browner
Janet Reno
Browner
Clinton
Reno
Portland
Ore
Louisiana-Pacific
EPA
Alzheimer's group to meet Wednesday night
The Franklin County Support Group for caregivers of patients with Alzheimer's or related dementia will meet from 7 to 8 30 Wednesday night in Conference Room C at Ransom Memorial Hospital. For more information call Blaing Vick at 242 4055. County Democrats to gather Tuesday night The Franklin County Democrats monthly meeting will be at 7 30 p.m. Tuesday at the First National Bank Ottawa. Everyone is welcome.
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Franklin County
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Blaing Vick
Franklin County Democrats
First National Bank
Ottawa
Ottawa School Board Sets 7 30 Tonight at Garfield
The Ottawa school board meets at Garfield School at 7 30 p m to act on a 9000 youth eldery project grant and bids for mobile classrooms. It will review an elementary technology report health and physical education curriculum staffing needs for next year and expansion of remedial reading. An executive session will discuss 1993 94 contracts with teachers and salary terms for extra school days. Garfield faculty meeting at 6 30 p m at the school.
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Ottawa School Board
Garfield
College
Bush defends record during royal stretch in 1992 comeback
Bush says historians will judge his presidency more kindly than voters did in 1992. In a National Restaurant Association speech in Chicago, he blamed media and Congress for his ouster, defended Gulf War decisions, praised environmental policy, and hinted history will eventually measure him fairly. In Los Angeles, gasoline prices rose over a penny per gallon in two weeks per Lundberg Survey of 10,000 stations.
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Chicago
George Bush
Texas
National Restaurant Association
Bush
Congress
Tam
Los Angeles
Lundberg
Summer Classes Enroll May 27. Info Lines
Ad briefs announce summer classes forming with enrollment on May 27. For more information call 242-2067. Road grading contact line 242-8126 for details.
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Nocg
Ottawa Guardsmen train in Colorado for live-fire exercise
More than 100 Ottawa National Guard members left for a two-week Fort Carson, Colorado, exercise. Captain Aaron Bien said nine of the 14 days will feature live rounds, with units scattered across seven areas to simulate real warfare. Training emphasizes teamwork, safety, and realistic conditions at elevations away from Fon Riley.
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Ralph Young
Ottawa
National Guard
Fort Carson
Colorado
Dan Matthias
Greg Mast
Herald
Aaron Bien
Bien
Manhattan
Fon Riley
Riley
Carson
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates 1993
Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates effective January 1 1993 for in town rural motor route and mail to Franklin County adjacent counties and state of Kansas with monthly three month six month and yearly options. Rates show increases across categories and include state sales tax. All rates are in advance.
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Ottawa
Franklin
Mal Belance
State of Kansas
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