Tomorrow's Forecast Sunny and warm with 70 to 75 high
Tomorrow's forecast calls for mostly sunny skies and warm temperatures reaching 70 to 75 degrees. Southwest winds will travel around 10 to 20 mph, improving outdoor plans.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1990
Page
7
Tomorrow's forecast calls for mostly sunny skies and warm temperatures reaching 70 to 75 degrees. Southwest winds will travel around 10 to 20 mph, improving outdoor plans.
Senate leader Bob Dole urged President Bush to win back congressional and public backing for the Persian Gulf military buildup after the election. Bush extended reservist calls for 90 more days, with 230,000 troops already there and 200,000 more planned, while Dole pressed for an emergency session to vote on the policy.
Ottawa University program speaker Charles McDowell criticizes Reagan era fiscal policy. He argues deficits rose as eight unbalanced budgets passed Congress and entitlement programs swelled to nearly half the budget. He warns debt costs surpass spending on the country and says GOP fracturing hurts elections.
The 14th annual Great American Smokeout organized by the American Cancer Society encourages smokers to quit for one day with the aim of long term cessation. The Herald joins by publishing 31 days of quit tips, with local support from ACS chairwoman Lela Mae Santarpia and Ran som Memorial Hospital distributing promotional materials.
Two groups representing 330 Kansas nursing homes sue the Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services in U S District Court. They contend the state underfunds adequate costs for care as required by federal law. Leaders cite $2 million earmarked vs. $30 million estimated total costs from new federal regulations.
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