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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1994

Page

7

Sam Brownback declines to sign Contract with America in Kansas race

In Topeka Kansas Sam Brownback the Republican nominee for Kansas 2nd district says he agrees with some points of the Contract with America but has no plans to sign it He will run on a contract with the people of the 2nd District and wants to see all details before committing.

Washington Sam Brownback Kansas 2Nd Congressional District America Brownback John Carlin 2Nd District Topeka Kan

Japanese visitors in Kansas seek trade understanding

Gov. Joan Finney greeted 19 Japanese business officials touring the United States to foster ties. Kansas reports $400 million in annual nonagricultural imports from the state, with the delegation staying through Tuesday and planning moves to Missouri, Arkansas, and Minnesota before returning Oct. 8 amid stalled U S Japan trade talks.

Topeka Kan Joan Finney United States Missouri Arkansas Minnesota Japan

Manhunt for Garden City man after double shooting

Officers comb a six mile Arkansas River stretch using horses, an airplane and ATVs in pursuit of Jesus Nuno, 41, suspected of fatally shooting Javier Gonzales-Lira, 36, and wounding his wife Margarita Lourdes Nuno, 30. Nuno vanished after the Sept. 22 incident near Garden City. Authorities traced him along the river toward Dodge City, then toward Garden City.

Garden City Kan Arkansas River Jesus Nuno Dodge City Nuno Javier Gonzales-Lira Margarita Lourdes Nuno Gonzales-Lira Pierceville Charleston Stan Wojdylak

National Goods orders rise 6 percent in August

U S durable goods orders jumped 6 percent in August, the biggest rise in nearly two years, led by autos and parts. July had a revised 4 percent drop as auto plants retooled. Orders for items lasting over three years hit a record, up in 11 of 13 months amid signs of a cooling economy.

Washington U.S Commerce Department

Health care reform debated at Midland forum

Muriel Speich of Midland Hospice voiced provider worries while hospital lobbyist Jack McFadden warned costs and coverage gaps. He cited 800 billion dollars in U S health care spending and rising costs, with 38 million uninsured including many children. His two reform goals are universal access and cost control, debating single payer versus marketplace approaches. The piece notes political deadlock and continued discussion into the next Congress.

Phiow Ralphs Young Muriel Speich Midland Hospice Jack McFadden American Hospital Association McFadden America Congress Newt) Gingrich Georgia House Bill Clinton Robert) Dole Lawrence Phil) Gramm Texas Senate Si

Slain Ottawa Man Identified in Forest Park Fight

Ottawa Police Chief reports 57 year old Clyde Richard Crowley died after a fight in Forest Park. Suspect Jerry Lee Robinson Jr., a recent Ottawa High School student, was moved to a Kansas youth detention center with first juvenile court hearing set. Another arrest, parole violation, occurred nearby.

Ottawa Jeff Herrman Clyde Richard Crowley S. Elm Forest Park Herrman Crowley Ransom Memorial Hospital Metropolitan Jerry Lee Robinson Jr Robinson Emporia Kansas Larry Wright Roger Arthur Morse E. Red Jacket Locust Street

Graves Avoids Salvo Tone in Kansas Governor Race

Republican Bill Graves says there is no need to engage in heated exchanges with rival Jim Slattery. In an interview at The Herald, Graves criticized Slattery’s budgeting figures and defended his eight years as secretary of state, noting his start in FY87 and a 4.2 percent overall budget growth.

Graves Kansas Bill Graves Jim Slattery the Herald Tary Slattery

Estonia Ferry Disaster Kills Hundreds in Baltic Sea

Rescue teams battled 20 foot seas and 56 mph winds as the Estonia ferry capsized near Uto, with about 964 people aboard including 776 passengers and 188 crew. Over 800 missing. 100 to 125 rescued. several bodies recovered. Most passengers were Swedish or Estonian.

Urku Finland Estonia Baltic Sea Stefan Carneros Uto Tallinn Stockholm Sweden

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