29 Jun 1998
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Newspaper
The Hays Daily News
Location
Hays, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1998
Page
1
Measurements from 507 Main show temperature at 14 a.m. today and a maximum wind speed of 18 mph recorded at 9 16 a.m. Sunday.
Across Kansas Wednesday brings a chance of thunderstorms with a high near 90. Thursday and Friday turn partly cloudy with lows around 70 and highs in the 90s.
President Ezer Weizman urged Netanyahu to call early elections. Netanyahu rejected the idea, saying elections would be held in 2000. Weizman warned the peace process stalls and could hinge on public opinion, while party figures accused him of overstepping. Polls show a potential Barak versus Netanyahu matchup if held now. Palestinians rejected a U.S. withdrawal plan that would lift from 13 percent of the West Bank with limited Palestinian authority in 3 percent. Erekat said the Palestinians turned down further talks with Israel.
Ten men and boys from two Alberta Hutterite farming colonies face 34 sex offense charges over a decade, including incest and fondling young girls. Four defendants aged 17 to 22 pleaded guilty to fondling six and seven year olds and received probation and community service. A judge urged sex education and improved reporting, while authorities noted victim-blaming elders and media scrutiny.
In Belfast the Parades Commission orders the annual Protestant march to avoid Portadown's Catholic Garvaghy Road, aiming to defuse violence that has troubled Northern Ireland for two summers. Portadown Orangemen face restrictions as Britain deploys more troops and the Orange Order pumps large support.
In Ceyhan and Adana, rescue teams raised the confirmed death toll to at least 128 from Saturday's 6.2 quake. About 1,500 injured, with 300 treated in outdoor centers. Relatives pleaded for continued searches as aftershocks delayed relief efforts and residents faced shattered homes and hospitals.
Multiple school boards across UTICA, BREWSTER, OTIS, OBERLIN, WAKEENEY, PLAINVILLE, STOCKTON, RUSSELLS, PHILLIPSBURG, ELLIS and HOXIE hold early morning or evening sessions at various locations including grade schools, high schools, libraries, and district offices. Twilight Tours and local health clinics appear with details on venues and contact numbers. local community events feature Twilight Tours, a Miniature Horses exhibit, and the Wild West Festival with a carnival and dance at Municipal Park.
Hays hosts Wild West Festival at Municipal Park and Third and Main from 7:30 a.m. to midnight with carnival, parade, Mustang car show, fishing, games, gunfighters, and a Three Dog Night concert. Twilight Tours at historic Fort Hays with band, lawn acts, and cathedral tours, plus a Pete Felten limestone sculpture tour. Call Hays Convention and Visitors Bureau for details.
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