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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1987

Page

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Utilities cut back tower on West Second Street

Workers remove over 100 feet of decrepit stack on West Second Street to prevent injury from falling debris as utilities crews report targets from the damaged structure. The action aims to avert hazards in the area while reconstruction plans proceed.

Phofa Zuk West Second Street

Begging-gate Blamed On Lax U.S. Attitude

Washington AP two lawmakers just back from Moscow fault lax American attitude and complacency toward security after breaches at both old and new U.S. embassies. Rep Snowe and Rep Mica said erosion of security ethics led to tragedies in embassy history and noted ongoing intelligence operations by both sides. Continued on page 12

Washington Moscow U.S Nbc-Tv Today Olympia Snowe Maine House Foreign Affairs International Operations Daniel Mica D-Fla Snowe Mica Washington Post United States Mira

Surveillance Gap Considerable at U S Embassy in Moscow

Washington AP reports security expert William Sharek says the U S Embassy in Moscow can never be completely free of listening devices. He notes a mix of low and ultra high tech methods, including lasers reading vibration, fiber optic intercepts, and embedded transmitters, with detection hampered by aging laws and unknown Soviet capabilities.

Washington U.S Moscow William Sharek CCS Inc Port Chester N.Y Sharek Europe United States Soviet Union

Pari Mutuel Bill Clears Committee In Topeka

Abi would implement part wagering on dog and horse races in Kansas advancing to the Senate floor. The Senate Federal and State Affairs Committee endorsed the pari mutuel bill unanimously after its second hour-long meeting. The measure creates a five member racing commission and a betting tax system with licensing procedures for track owners. Senator Edward Reilly said action was likely Friday ahead of adjournment, as leaders aim to finish conference negotiations before the veto session April 29 to May 1.

Topeka Kan Abi Kansas Senate Senate Federal and State Affairs Committee Edward Reilly Leavenworth House

Ottawa Schools Promote Science Week Across District

Ottawa district schools host a four day science week with lectures from area speakers. Eisenhower Garfield Lincoln Hawthorne and Eugene Field plan themes on flowers rocks fossils oceans birds and live demonstrations. Activities include parent nights rockets computer programs and hands on experiments to spark student interest.

Jay Bemis Ottawa Jackie Steelman Eisenhower Eugene Field Mary Bancroft Tony Cocoran Bunny Watkins Pomona Park Rangers Johnny Ray Area Wildlife Conservation Officer Bancroft Mary Ellen Ackermann Garfield Errol Hooper Ray Ed Morrissey Ottawa University Elmer Roth David Bemmels Lincoln Martin Johnnie Brockway Ray Tom Lewis Becky Thorpe Herman Norwood U.S. Soil and Conservation Service Hawthorne

Woman Defends Store From Slasher With Gun In New Hampshire

Anita Danello, owner of Anita's Antiquarian Books, reports a tall blond man entered her store on Monday morning and exposed himself. She drew a .38 revolver and the man fled. she believes she could identify him if caught. In London, a police dog was injured when a motorcyclist bit off part of its ear during an attack near Upton Park before a soccer match.

Manchester N.H Anita Danello Anita’s Antiquarian Books London Solo Four Upton Park

Luxury Car Hood Ornaments Stolen Across Regions

Police report widespread thefts of Cadillac hood ornaments drawing attention in New Jersey Pennsylvania New York and Florida. Dealers cite high demand and costly replacements with rewards offered for suspects while some shops suspend restocking after repeated thefts and a police memo monitors youths linked to the case.

William Joyce Paramus N.J Joseph Zemba Jim Dowdy Cadillac Sewickley Gullwing Motor Rochester N.Y Pat Evan Sharon Claude Nolan Jacksonville Fla Roy Tackett

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