Ex-ambulance workers charged in Anderson County computer crimes
Anderson County prosecutors charged Richard Corwin and Anderson E. Lowe with computer crime for accessing protected files at Anderson County Hospital in mid July. Corwin faces a felony and a misdemeanor. Lowe faces a misdemeanor. Corwin released on bond. Lowe to appear in court. Hospital EMS turmoil noted as administrators and staff changes follow. County officials consider auditing ambulance finances sans separate audit to evaluate service viability and costs. Grain market data and advisory notes wrap the report.
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Oy Arnett
Anco County
Brett Shields
Anderson County
Shields
Richard Corwin
Erie
Anderson E. Lowe
Garnett
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Kansas
Corwin
Anderson County Hospital
Lowe
William Savage
Anderson County Commission
Ers
Kansas City
Phil Brummel
Baird
Kurtz and Dobson
Dole vows no compromise in budget clashes
Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole warned Republicans will not compromise with President Clinton on budget welfare and Medicare. Speaking to the Economic Club of Chicago he signaled a possible government shutdown if talks fail while pressing his GOP front-runner status. He also urged English as official language and attacked abortion opponents in Iowa remarks.
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White House
Senate
Bob Dole
Clinton
Congress
Dole
Economic Club of
Indianapolis
America
Iowa
OSHA inspection gaps spark concern in Missouri and Kansas
In 1994 1995 OSHA logged 43 workplace deaths in Missouri and 26 in Kansas. Regional administrator Chuck Adkins says inspections are limited by manpower with 32 officers in Missouri and 16 in Kansas. The article notes the strain from complaint-driven inspections and potential budget cuts in Congress, emphasizing the risk to safety and the need for enforcement.
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Missouri
Kansas
Chuck Adkins
Kansas City
Adkins
Nebraska
Towa
Congress
First Lady Clinton condemns abuses against women worldwide
At a U N conference and women’s health forum, Hillary Rodham Clinton denounced rape killings and genital mutilation of thousands of girls. She urged global action to ensure every woman’s right to determine family size and access information and services. She noted tobacco as a leading preventable death and avoided contacting Chinese officials.
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U.N
United States
Cairo
Vatican
Clinton
U.S
Tonight's forecast and weekend outlook
Partly cloudy conditions expected tonight with a low near 67. A warm extended period brings highs in the upper 80s to low 90s Thursday and Friday, with scattered storms possible west and north Thursday and statewide showers Friday. Lows retreat to the 50s and 60s into Friday and Saturday across regions.
Testimony Recounts Fuhrman Racist Remarks in Simpson Trial
Kathleen Bell testified that Mark Fuhrman told her in the 1980s he wanted to kill black people and that interracial romance disgusted him. She recounted Fuhrman saying he would burn all the niggers if a white woman with a black man was involved, prompting her to alert authorities after the Simpson case coverage.
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OS Angeles
O.J. Simpson
Mark Fuhrman
Fuhrman
Kathleen Bell
Marcus Allen
Bailey
Foreign students to be welcomed at Ottawa reception
Ottawa University will host a community reception for international students and foreign exchange students from Ottawa High School at 6:30 p.m. Sunday. Sponsored by the Ottawa Hospitality Committee, the event aims to connect students with locals. OU reports 48 foreign students from seven countries this fall, with Japan, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia, Korea, and Taiwan represented. High School will host four exchange students from Germany, Portugal, and Belgium at the Kahler home, 704 S Cedar. Refreshments will be served. For more information contact Mordy.
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Ottawa University
Ottawa High School
Japan
Hong Kong
Indonesia
Thailand
Malaysia
Korea
Taiwan
Germany
Portugal
Belgium
Brad and
Beth Kahler
S. Cedar
Mordy
Local notices and business listings from Princeton area
Angie Collins accepts appointments at Guys and Dolls 118 South Main 242 3055. Bernhardt certified True Dance enroll now 242 3696. Ballet tap gymnastics for all ages. Davidson Dance radio 242 5636. Fr Co Recycling Mon-Fri 7am-1pm first and third Saturday 9am-12 noon 2038 Main 242 1176. Hand knitted stockings orders Merle Norman 230 South Main. Frank Peretti The Oath at Cornerstone Bookstore. Princeton City Council regular meeting Wednesday Sept 6 at 7 pm instead of Monday Sept 4. Women’s Pap Smear Clinic Fr Co Health Dept call 913 242 1873 or 1 800 427 1873.
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Iris
Davidson Dance Radio
Fr. Co. Health Dept
Hurricane Luis Strikes Caribbean Threatens Isle Areas
The hurricane roared toward the Caribbean with 160 mph winds and a 60 mile eye. A 29 year old French tourist drowned near Guadeloupe as authorities closed airports and tourists fled the danger zone. The storm, deemed the most threatening in half a century, could surpass Hugo’s fury from 1989.
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Puerto Se
Caribbean
Guadeloupe
Luis
Hugo
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates October 1994
Ottawa Herald rates for delivery start October 1 1994 and after vary by location. In Ottawa by carrier one month six twenty six dollars etc. rural towns six sixty eight. postmaster address changes to Ottawa Kansas. motor route options. Franklin County and surrounding counties mail rates. out of state/mail-out rates with tax included. All rates are in advance.
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Franklin County
Miami
Douglas
Osage
Anderson
State of Kansas
The
Ottawa Herald
S. Cedar
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Pomona
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Esseven Tvenserentenes
Jay Thornton
Franklin County Firefighters and Ems Association
Mark and
Gayle McFarland
Pomona Fire Department
Grant Pleuss
Heartland Lanes
Gary Kuntz
MDA
Kelly Jones
Lincoln Township
Joe Sutton
Cutler Township
Betty Jones
Firefighters-Ems Group
Joe Schweiger
Ottawa Hospitality Committee
Murle 'Mordy
OU Foreign Students
Angie Collins
Guys & Dolls
S. Main
Merle Norman
Frank Peretti
Cornerstone Bookstore
Princeton City Council
Jim R. Hitch
Jay Bemis
Tom Love
Gene Kelsey
Virginia Howe
Wayne Snow
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