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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 2003
Page
7
The Library Line column suggests shifting focus from white Christmases to white weddings. Weather outlook shows brisk, cloudy tonight with a 50 percent shower risk after midnight and cooler, windy conditions Sunday with a 40 percent chance of rain or snow.
President Bush used Air Force One to press reluctant House Republicans to back sweeping Medicare prescription drug legislation as Democrats oppose what they call a threat to the health program for seniors. GOP vote counters aimed for a late-night vote after help from HHS Secretary Tommy Thompson. The plan would create discount drug cards next year and, by 2006, offer a Medicare drug benefit, while encouraging new private managed care plans for seniors.
County Public Works Director Ray DeJulio outlines a plan to resurface and widen 34 miles of Franklin County roads beginning in 2004 if a new 3 percent state loan of 6 million dollars is approved. The project aims to raise lanes to 24 feet and apply double chip-seal surfaces.
In Yates Center and surrounding Quad County area, communities pursue homegrown business startups to sustain rural economies. Since 1995 Quad County Enterprise, funded by state grants and Sirolli Institute support, has created 56 jobs and 17 businesses with $945,000 in sales and $658,000 in invested capital, plus ventures like Washboard and More offering laundry and collectibles.
KPERS trustees voted to monitor Alliance Capital and Morgan Stanley amid federal and state probes into mutual fund trading. Alliance manages 750 million for KPERS. Morgan Stanley faces a 50 million SEC settlement for failing to disclose customer fund share information. No funds were pulled from either firm yet.
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