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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1986
Page
6
Inside Highlights notes Royals' world championship rings fail to rattle the Yankees as season momentum shifts. Foreigners start strong as Masters field takes shape with early favorites prominent on page five.
The National House of Representatives takes on a tense, high profile clash reminiscent of the OK Corral as lawmakers debate a pivotal issue. Page 7 coverage details the factions, rhetoric, and potential outcomes shaping the chamber’s course.
Ila Lassek's cafe gas station and store sits near the Kansas line selling Missouri Lottery tickets at a rapid pace. The business has tripled with a 5 percent commission on sales and broad product boosts, drawing Kansans daily and spurring local economic growth amid border-tax concerns.
Washington reports the United States and the Soviet Union agreed to begin planning a second summit despite lingering mutual recriminations from the first meeting. Reagan and outgoing Soviet ambassador Dobrynin held a breakthrough White House session, with officials noting Reagan prefers avoiding a summit during August to early November because of vacations and the fall elections.
Washington AP Ginnie Mae officials say they will ask Congress to extend the agency's 65.3 billion authority to guarantee mortgage backed securities as homeowners rush to refinance. The exhaustion affects new guarantees but not existing issuances. If not extended, there could be a shortage of VA and FHA mortgages.
The Ottawa Water Plant reported a high of 76 degrees and a low of 53 for the 24 hour period ending 6 p.m. Tuesday. The forecast calls for clear, cool conditions tonight with lows in the upper 30s and partly cloudy skies Thursday with highs in the mid 50s.
Vice President George Bush addressed U S forces aboard the USS Enterprise calling Libyan leader Muammar Khadafy a mad dog and saying U S strikes in the Gulf of Sidra demonstrated freedom of navigation. Bush warned Khadafy of U S resolve as he toured the carrier with 5 000 sailors and aircrew. Khadafy in Tripoli announced plans to challenge the United States and vowed to escalate attacks on American targets worldwide.
Negotiators for the Ottawa Board of Education and the Ottawa Education Association met for under an hour without firm salary or non-salary agreements. They formed two committees on class sizes and a cafeteria plan for fringe benefits, aiming to study options ahead of future talks.
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