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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1992

Page

5

Youth sweep state hog show at Kansas Junior Livestock Show

Greeley girl Monica Peine won grand champion market hog, a 350 pound crossbred, at Wichita contest. Quenemo’s Mitch Corwine took reserve grand, hog sold for 3.81 per pound. Pomona’s Thane Combs won first in Crossbred market barrow class nine. Janna Dunbar of Richmond nabbed champion Duroc market barrow in class two. Franklin County placings include multiple youth in Limousin, Maine-Anjou, Yorkshire, and Shorthorn categories with top and high placements.

Wichita Greeley Kansas Franklin County Monica Peine Mitch Corwine Quenemo Thane Combs Pomona Janna Dunbar Richmond Darcy Anderson Maine-Anjou Jared Anderson Chad Ellis Rantoul Justin Hobbs Princeton

Bush backs Bosnia no fly zone claim reported by Times

President Bush supports a ban on Serbian combat flights over Bosnia Herzegovina. A senior official told The New York Times the White House aims to compel Serbian forces to honor their August pledge. Officials remain unsure how enforcement would work, amid internal debate and a split on action.

New York Bush Bosnia-Herzegovina Bush Administration New York Times White House Bosnia London Colin L. Powell Joint Chiefs of Staff Lawrence 8 Eagleburger

First U S relief plane to reach Sarajevo this weekend

A U N official said the first American relief flight into besieged Sarajevo will arrive Saturday amid uncertainty over when the suspended airlift will resume. The Red Cross evacuated hundreds of former POWs to Croatia and one freed prisoner described brutal beatings in a detention camp. A mortar shell in New Town killed six, including five children, as toll rose.

Sarajevo Bosnia- Herzegovina U.N Red Cross Croatia

U N Council Considers Resolution Amid Iraqi Rights Ban

Eagleburger says a U N Security Council resolution will be introduced soon to decide on the ban of Iraqi military rights in southern Iraq aimed at protecting Shiites, as tensions rise over regional treatment.

U.N. Security Council

Dole says wheat with China safe from retaliation

Senate Republican Leader Bob Dole says U S wheat exports likely safe from Beijing retaliation over U S fighter sales to Taiwan. He cites talks with the Chinese ambassador and confidence that China understands retaliation would be unwarranted, despite veto battles over China policy and a Taiwan weapon sale.

Washington U.S China Taiwan Senate Republican Bob Dole Dole Bush Kansan House Nancy Kassebaum R-Kan America Democracy Tiananmen Square Beijing United States Kansas

Kansas City man arrested after bomb claim on USAir flight

Richard Morris Crawford, 39, was arrested at Albuquerque International Airport after allegedly claiming to carry two bombs aboard USAir Flight 423 from Kansas City to Los Angeles. No bombs were found. He faces charges of committing a crime aboard an aircraft and was booked at Bernalillo County Detention Center.

Albuquerque Kansas City Usair FBI Doug Beldon Richard Morris Crawford Albuquerque International Crawford Beldon U.S Los Angeles Bernalillo County Detention Center

Giant yams mark wealth and life on Trobriand Islands

National Geographic describes giant yams as central to social life on the Trobriand Islands of Papua New Guinea, symbolizing wealth prosperity and life and strength through cultural practice.

Trobriand Islands Papua New Guinea National Geographic

State index up in August for Kansas economy

Kansas Index of Leading Economic Indicators rose to 136.71 in August from 136.61 in July. Improvement continued in initial unemployment claims and housing starts, while wheat and cattle prices, stock prices of Kansas companies, money supply, and average weekly hours of non supervisory employment declined.

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