Sudden Hazardous Device Strikes Florida A&M Again
A pipe hazardous device exploded at Florida A&M University in Tallahassee reminding of two prior sudden accidents at the historically Black campus within a month. No injuries and minor damage were reported. A racially charged threat was linked to the incident with similar past calls. another warning at a different campus building yielded no explosive found.
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Market Quotations and County Grain Prices
Quotations for Wednesday afternoon at Ottawa Co op list hard wheat 2.24 corn 1.62 milo 2.50 soybeans 4.29. Franklin County Consolidated Farm Services posted grain prices wheat 2.22 corn 1.65 milo 2.31 soybeans 4.29.
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Night in Carnegie Hall and local event notices
Arts Council awards banquet set for Sun Oct 3 at 6 p m in Carnegie Cultural Center. Fund raiser tickets 15 dollars. Also listings for The Saloon Richmond Kansas with 50 cent draws 50 cent tacos and one dollar hamburgers all day Friday and Saturday Open 10 am to midnight. Carnet details include Garnett VFW dance Sept 25 and Cheyenne Country venue grand opening Oct 2 with Predator band and new owners Penny and Ralph Pops Anderson with dance lessons and karaoke.
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Obituary: Lt. Col. Robert Nisely dies at 76
Lt. Col. Robert Laurence Nisely 76 of Colorado Springs formerly of Ottawa died August 3 1999 at Life Care Center Colorado Springs He served in the Army Air Corps 1941 45 Air Force 1951 69 with overseas tours in Asia Japan Korea Dreux France and Thule Greenland Retired as a pilot later worked as a realtor He is survived by wife Ruth two children two grandchildren and a great grandchild His affiliations include Scottish Rite Memphis Retired Officers Association Ottawa Lodge 18 AF and AM Union Chapter 15 OES
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Ottawa Kansas Weather Forecast by AccuWeather 1999
AccuWeather data provide a forecast for Ottawa Kansas including sunrise and sunset times for tomorrow. The index shows UV levels ranging from minimal to high with a mid range at moderate. Morning hours are listed as around 7:16 a.m. and evening as about 7:16 p.m.
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Lawmakers push bipartisan plan to raise minimum wage
A coalition of moderate Republicans and business Democrats works toward a measure to lift the federal minimum wage by 1.30 dollars per hour over four years, with tax breaks and other small-business incentives. Key figures include Rick Lazio and Gary Condit, while Senate prospects remain uncertain.
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Carter birthday gala ticket scalped by relative
In Americus Georgia Jimmy Carter’s 75th birthday gala drew a sold out crowd. Lewis Patrick Harrison Jr was arrested after selling a ticket for 500 dollars to an undercover agent. He had paid 50 dollars for the pass and advertised tickets locally.
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McDougal backs reform of independent counsel statute
Susan McDougal told a House panel the independent counsel law can work if used as envisioned, criticizing the Starr appointment as political. She urged redefining selection and oversight, saying three-judge panels favored partisan figures and urging nonpartisan options.
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