Sunny and Cool Thursday With Gentle Winds
Sunny and cool conditions prevail on Thursday with highs near 60. Light east to northeast winds of 5 to 15 mph move across the region, offering a crisp day.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1990
Page
8
Sunny and cool conditions prevail on Thursday with highs near 60. Light east to northeast winds of 5 to 15 mph move across the region, offering a crisp day.
The Herald covers a Tuesday Ottawa Middle School forum for Kansas House 10th District and Fifth Congressional District candidates. Wingert, Nichols, Hendrix, and Shumway discussed budgets, taxes, civil rights, environment, abortion, and education. Audience questions touched on local economic policy and state spending. The event drew about 150 attendees and was co sponsored by local groups.
Associated Press reports King Fahd rejects any territorial concessions to halt the Persian Gulf crisis while a U.S. senator warns Iraq and the multinational force are heading for war. British hostages return to London as other Western captives are freed and debate over further troop deployments continues.
Elizabeth Dole, 54, resigns from the Bush cabinet after nearly two years to become president of the American Red Cross. She earned praise for easing union Republican tensions and resolving the Pittston coal strike, while facing criticism for a low profile within the administration.
Barry Schwarz, a Oakland video maker, joins 4000 hobos nationwide who now include part time workers with cars and credit cards. At a Beverly Hills bar meeting they share lore, songs, and films about rail life while debating who qualifies as a hobo and noting dangers of train travel. Membership costs $18 annually for a newsletter.
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