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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1992
Page
5
A personal example shows how selling can save time and money for customers and boost business. By guiding buyers to needed tools and add-ons, salespeople turn purchases into service, improving outcomes and future loyalty. Don Taylor invites guidance and notes his mailing address.
In Sarajevo Muslim Croat and Serb leaders meet after six months of siege as UN officials announce a tentative truce for November. UNICEF aims to deliver up to 800 tons of biscuits medicine blankets and vaccines to besieged cities to help up to one million children facing a harsh winter.
A Wichita ministerial group condemned a brochure claiming voting for Bill Clinton is a sin against God. The flyer titled Christian Beware cites Bible passages against Clinton while back pages include anti abortion leaders criticizing him as pro choice. Local GOP chair Mark Gietzen distanced the party from distribution and defended free speech.
Kansas health officials say they have not pinpointed the location in Emporia linked to two Legionnaires’ disease cases. The patients attended a Sept 25 27 banquet with 150 other guests, none of whom fell ill. The two patients were at other sites the same time. The bacteria are common in the environment and can travel via air conditioners or evaporative condensers. Person to person spread is not believed to occur.
Legal notices announce a divorce petition by Kymberlyn Magbata against Alan Magbata due by November 30, 1992 in Ottawa Kansas. Separate estate probate hearing requires defenses by November 2, 1992, 9 30 a m in Ottawa with Co Administratrices Annabel Seyler Edna Brouchard and attorney Robert L Pingt listed.
In Paris, former health official Michel Garretta received four years in prison and a 109000 dollar fine for enabling 1200 hemophiliacs to receive AIDS tainted blood. He and Jean-Pierre Allain must pay 1.8 million dollars in compensation to victims and families, with further sums from an independent commission. The case ties to France's HIV blood scandal, which has killed more than 250 people and infected thousands.
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