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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1990
Page
6
A capsule review of Ursula Fleming’s medical insights from a Louvre hospital on pain control. It outlines three strategies for pain management focusing on inner experience, relaxed breathing, posture, and mindful attention. The piece emphasizes accepting pain, reducing resistance, and cultivating courage to live in the present.
Barbara Bush plays down Ranger as the president's dog while Millie the White House spaniel holds the spotlight. Ranger returned as a permanent resident and the first family reveals Ranger's bond with George Bush, even as Millie headlines with a book and fanfare.
Washington talks between the Bush administration and Congress move toward a package to trim the deficit by 50 billion dollars next year and 500 billion over five years. Key gains include higher Medicare premiums and alcohol taxes, plus Pentagon cuts, with progress after days of stalemate and optimism that a deal may come within days.
Twenty four soldiers from the 13th Quartermaster Detachment of the Amy Reserve, based in Great Bend, prepare for active duty alongside an advance party bound for Fort Riley. Capt. Kathryn Gleeson says deployment could be to the Middle East or within the United States, for 90 to 180 days. The 89th Army Reserve command oversees about 6,000 reservists across Kansas and Nebraska.
Kansas crime rose 16 percent from 4 628 murders rapes robberies and aggravated assaults to 5 373 in the first six months of 1990 compared with 1989 figures. Property crimes climbed 3 percent, campus crime up 2.5 percent, with KU K State and several state universities contributing varying gains and declines. Wichita and Kansas City saw notable increases among large cities.
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