Mayo Clinic alum returns home after cancer surgery in Rochester
Former Ottawan Dan Mullen, a Mayo Clinic patient in Rochester Minnesota, has returned home after cancer surgery. The 1967 Ottawa High School graduate worked in local media and law enforcement before moving to Goddard Kansas.
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Mayo Clinic
Dan Mullen
Goddard
Ottawa
Rochester
Minn
Mullen
Darrell
Eleanor Mullen
S. Willow
Ottawa High School
Ottawa Herald
Franklin County Sheriff's Department
Kansas Highway Patrol
Swanee
Kan
Kramer Drug Store
S. Main
Larry J. Matney
Matney
Chiropractic
Cleveland Chiropractic College
Kansas City
Alumni Association
Amny
Wayne F. Voelmeck
Stuttgart
West Germany
Voelmeck
Andrew F
Elsie P. Voelmeck
Karl
Gottschamer
Pomona
St. Ann's Bay
Jamaica
Christopher Columbus
Pomona High School
Kansas State University
Joyce
Don Gottschamer
Banks Hurt by New Payment Policy
Debtor nations unable to obtain new loans shifted to not paying interest, boosting arrears. IMF pressure and World Bank analysis flag $1.3 trillion in Third World and Eastern European debt with $90–95 billion yearly interest, and 16 heavily indebted countries about $22 billion in arrears. Brazil shows recent arrears while totaling $117 billion in debt, the region’s largest.
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Carl Hartman
Associated Press
Washington
John Underwood
World Bank
United States
Third World
Europe
Underwood
U.S. Treasury
Nicholas Brady
Institute of International Finance
Horst Schulmann
Helmut Schmidt
Schulmann
International Monetary Fund
Mexico
Brazil
Curfew Imposed After Temple Mount Riots In Jerusalem
Israel mobilizes troops and imposes curfews in occupied lands after police fire on Palestinians during clashes at the Temple Mount in Jerusalem. At least 19 Arabs killed and 140 wounded as Palestinian leaders call for UN protection and announce a week long strike, marking a peak in the uprising.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Old City
West Bank
Gaza Strip
U.N
Temple Mount
Desert Shield board game offers sobering lessons from war
Baltimore AP: Avalon Hill unveils Desert Shield a $40 home version of Gulf Strike. Mark Herrman, who designed it, says the aim is to show patience and luck, with U.S. technological edge but potential heavy losses. The game stresses avoiding head on attacks and accepting drawn battles as the outcome.
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Baltimore
Iraq
U.S
Mark Herrman
Defense Department
Avalon Hill Game Co
Kuwait
Herman
Herrman
Iran
Saudi Arabia
Persian Gulf
United States
Gulf
Adie
Trafficker faces $1.9 million tax bill in Kansas
Ronald Baughman, convicted of six drug trafficking charges, has agreed to forfeit $115,000 in cash and land, while Kansas seeks $1.9 million for unpaid taxes on cocaine. The tax warrant, filed in Reno County District Court, followed a 1989 seizure of over 10 pounds tied to Baughman. His attorney plans to appeal seizures of personal items from his Hutchinson home.
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Hutchinson, Kan
Department of Revenue
Baughman
Reno County
Wichita
Hutchinson
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Jackie Steelman
Eisenhower
Nancy Woolery
Central Heights
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Lora Hylton
Wellsville
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Cal Lantis
Franklin County
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Duncan
Ottawa University
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Lantis
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Middle East
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W. Tecumseh
Farm Bureau Insurance
Williamsburg
Ottawa Wildlife Conservation Club
Wildlife Club
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Revenue Department
Dan Monnat
Monnat
Alt
Elder's Cooling
Lisergety
Trev-Come
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Federal Aviation Administration
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