Harris Field tent city closes in Homestead after Andrew
Hundreds of hurricane victims flee Harris Field as officials begin closing the tent city in Homestead Florida with about 20 people allowed to stay for mobile home connections. Residents face relocation to remaining camps or a park conversion funded by corporate donations while FEMA delays leave some without a place to go.
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State agencies seek 25 percent hike from coffers
State agencies request 3.424 billion from the general fund for the next fiscal year, a 690 million increase or 25 percent. Education leads with a 1.64 billion demand, while Governor Finney plans an austere, revenue aligned budget. Timmer predicts later scaling back and continued revenue growth concerns.
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AIDS victim to present details of discrimination
Washington sources say the Bush administration is divided over a four year old case where H&H Music Co of Houston canceled nearly all health coverage for AIDS patient John W. McGann after his five years with the firm. The Supreme Court asked for arguments and Solicitor General Kenneth Starr will file them soon. The plan shifted to self insurance after hospitalization and a claim. The American Medical Association and National Governors Association support McGann, while business groups urge the government to oppose.
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Clerk candidates differ in views for county office
Franklin County Clerk Laura Sutton a Democratic incumbent says the office is efficient and accessible. Republican challenger Ray DeJulia calls for more computerization longer hours and broader staff training to improve service and public access, suggesting at least one weeknight open in the clerk treasurer and appraiser offices to help working residents.
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Ray DeJulia
County Commission
Candidate forum slated in Ottawa area Tuesday
The Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce and Farm Bureau co sponsor a candidate forum at 7 30 p m Tuesday in the Ottawa Middle School multi purpose room National state and local office candidates will speak with unopposed candidates introduced Former state Republican Party chairman Vern Chesbro will moderate Speakers include U S Representative Jim Slattery and challenger Jim Van Slyke at the state level Walker Hendrix and Democrat challenger Tonia Salvini, both of Ottawa, participate with other races to follow
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Almeda Edwards
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D Topeka
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Topeka
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Tonia Salvini
Ottawa
Russian groom finds wife via letters ends search in Kansas City
Vladimir Baltinsky fifty five and Nancy Thomas fifty three wed at Christ Church Unity North and plan a Hollywood honeymoon after Baltinsky sought a wife across the United States. He once wrote to many cities while describing himself as a former chemistry teacher. Nancy Thomas was among the first of over forty responses to his appeal reported by The Squire publisher Tom Leathers.
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