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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1998
Page
5
Russian President Boris Yeltsin was rushed to the Central Clinical Hospital with pneumonia and a high fever. Officials said his temperature normalized after antibiotics, but duration of hospitalization remained unclear while he met Chinese President Jiang Zemin in the hospital.
Civil rights pioneer Kwame Ture once Stokely Carmichael was buried in Conakry Guinea on a Sunday service. Activists from California Chicago New York and Conakry attended to honor a man famed for Black Power and pan African socialism who died November 15 from prostate cancer at age 57.
Hillary Rodham Clinton ended her Central America trip promising more storm relief for Mitch survivors. In Haiti she announced an additional 2.1 million dollars to a 12 million package and praised Bienfaisance Hospital at Pignon for its 500 midwives, noting Haiti’s low local childbirth mortality. The U.S. funds health care at 700,000 dollars annually.
The FBI report shows a 2.4 percent drop in serious crimes in 1997 to 13.2 million, with murders down 8.1 percent to a 30 year low. Solved rates are low across robberies, larceny, burglary, and auto theft, while aggravated assaults and rapes are solved more often. Community policing urged to boost solvability.
Sen Edward Kennedy and family visit Arlington National Cemetery to lay flowers at President John F Kennedy’s grave on the 35th anniversary of the assassination. He is joined by his wife Vicki and Ethel Kennedy, with notes on Robert Kennedy’s 1968 death and the family’s other late children.
Washington AP Motorists riding without seat belts risk tickets as over 5,000 law enforcement agencies join a Thanksgiving week national campaign to enforce buckling. Officers from all 50 states were invited to launch the effort with Transportation Secretary Rodney Slater, amid data that car crashes are the leading cause of death for American children.
Notice to interested persons that a petition for final settlement and executor’s accounts was filed November 13, 1994 in Franklin County District Court Ottawa Kansas. Defenses due December 7, 1998 at 10:30 am. hearing set. Included are executor Charles Neal and attorney George W Swisher with contact in Oskaloosa. The notice also references Thelma Neal estate with similar filing and defense deadlines.
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