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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 2000

Page

6

GOP ad targets diversity in Kansas City race

A conservative group airs TV ads urging support for Republicans in Kansas City amid a desegregation clash, featuring a mother who says public school diversity harmed her son. The group plans more markets, while Missouri Republicans distance themselves. Democrats call the ad racially coded and inflammatory, while the sponsor defends parental choice and tax-break education savings ads.

Washington Kansas City Republican Ideas Political Committee Richard Nadler Missouri Daryl Dane Missouri Republican Party al Gore George W. Bush Nadler Jason Ings Democratic National Committee Jenny Backus Massachusetts Michael Dukakis Kathleen Hall Jamieson Jamieson University of Pennsylvania Dawe Missouri Gop New York William Witter Dean Witter Grover Norquist Americans For Tax Reform Sen John McCain Bush

Tropical storm floods Southeast with rain and damage

Tropical storm Gordon drenched the Southeast, flooding campuses and streets from Raleigh to Florida. In North Carolina, students stayed indoors as schools closed and rescue efforts continued after two traffic deaths. Coast Guard searched missing anglers while widespread rainfall and dockside water affected cities from Myrtle Beach to Georgetown. Florida reported drought relief unlikely despite up to five inches of rain in some areas.

Raleigh N.C Camp Lejeune Betty Hampton Stone Street Florida North Carolina Coast Guard Southport South Carolina McClellanville Charleston Kevin Woodworth National Weather Service Gordon Georgia Inlet Square Myrtle Beach Wilmington City Hall Georgetown S.C Francis Jeep” Ford Parrish Motors Sanibel Jacksonville Tampa Michael Mulligan Southwest Florida Water Management District Floyd City Water Department Ray Holder Wrightsville Beach Everett Ward Jessica Corey

Asians claim scientists case tainted by racism

Asian-American civic leaders told a New York University town hall that the Wen Ho Lee case was tainted by racism and stereotypes. They argued the Taiwan-born scientist faced unfair prosecution for his Chinese background, amid calls for accountability and a broader investigation to prevent future scapegoating at Los Alamos and in federal actions.

New York Wen Ho Lee President’s Advisory Commission On Margaret Fung Lee Los Alamos New York University Law School Commission Los Angeles Honolulu Clinton America Fung Los Alamos Lab Henry Tang Committee of 100 Tang Asian American Legal Defense and Education Fund Charities.org

Western governors reach truce with Clinton for fire aid

Six western governors from Utah Oregon Idaho Montana Wyoming and South Dakota reach a political truce with the Clinton administration to push for 1.6 billion more in fire relief funding. They aim to lift wildfire response costs and back a long term plan to reduce fast spreading fires across nine states amid 31 major blazes still burning.

Clinton Salt Lake City West Utah Oregon Idaho Montana Wyoming South Dakota

United Way head resigns amid rift with local chapters

Betty Stanley Beene, president of United Way of America, resigns amid tensions over proposed national pledge processing and standards. Donations rose from 3.25 to 3.77 billion between 1995 and 1999 as Beene expanded NFL partnership and grants, with opposition from major local chapters. Beene, 53, plans departure January 2002 after announcing in December 2001.

New York United Way of America New York Times United Way Betty Stanley Beene Dine the Times Beene Texas National Football League United Ways Tri-State Connecticut New Jersey William Aramony

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