No Alibis film shown by Kansans for Life in Ottawa
Kansans for Life will show the film No Alibis at 7 tonight in the basement of the Franklin County Court Building, with a short meeting and fellowship time to follow the screening. Bien to take Guard battery reins at 9 a.m. Saturday at the Ottawa armory on West 17th Street as Aaron Bien takes command of the 127th Field Artillery from Capt. Stan Dunn.
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Day on the farm event highlights FFA led talks
A school event expanded station presentations with a new sheep-shearing demo and last minute fills for a fisheries biologist. FFA members led talks on livestock, grain, milling, and equipment while Pomona FHA handled food, preparing 600 green pepper sticks and 1,200 carrot sticks for about 50 cents per student with West Franklin contributing the balance.
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Evacuation Flight Leaves Iraq Kuwait Carrying Americans
A planeload of about 350 to 400 people including Americans Britons Canadians and Japanese evacuated from Kuwait and Iraq left Baghdad on Thursday bound for America in the first U S chartered evac flight since September 22. Westerners on board were to be limited to women children and Americans of Arab ancestry.
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Bush proposes higher top tax rate with capital gains cut
President Bush plans to raise the top marginal rate for the wealthiest Americans from 28 to 31 percent only if Congress cuts the capital gains rate to 15 percent. Republican lawmakers said the plan targets deficit reduction and may affect about 500,000 high earners, while about 4.5 million would gain from the reduction.
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