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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1985
Page
7
National briefing notes Tancredo Neves's death as Brazil braces for a transition. Jose Sarney, poised to lead, vows that Neves's policies will endure amid the political shift. Severe Midwest storms dominate weather pages.
Ottawa University athletes continue to excel on the track and field circuit as Royals win the battle of the wild and crazy guys on page 4, showcasing strong performances and team momentum.
Kansas City report quotes U S Agriculture Secretary John Block saying gloom and doom is lifting for American agriculture as declines in interest rates and the dollar boost competitiveness. He notes bankers willing to lend, credits programs aiding spring planting, and a possible drop in farm bankruptcies with a new budget package supporting agriculture.
The American Israel Public Affairs Committee joins calls for President Reagan to cancel his planned visit to a German military cemetery. In a Sunday letter to the president, leaders urged action to address what they call an injustice. Marshall Breger, aides say Reagan is the best friend of Jews in the White House, with supporting voices from Dante Fascell and Jack Kemp at the policy conference.
U S arms control director Adelman says seven European sites for 8820 missiles remain under construction, despite Gorbachev’s April 7 pledge to suspend installations until November. U S officials reject Easter move as propaganda. About 414 SS20s deployed, while a mobile missile upgrade is tested.
Washington says Ortega proposal is a meaningless cease fire call that excludes dialogue with opposition groups. Ortega, meeting with Sen Harkin and Sen Kerry, ties favoring dialogue to U S cessation of Contra aid while promising a flexible policy if U S ends support. The offer aims to shift Congress against Reagan administration policy amid Nicaragua debate.
U S House Speaker Thomas O Neill urged a return to generosity and government aid in facing 1980s challenges. He warned against a self serving ladder up and said help is needed in education and other sectors, opposing a creed of going it alone.
A crowd at the Taney County Courthouse welcomed the capture of David C. Tate, accused of killing Trooper Jimmie Linegar and wounding another officer. Tate was arrested in Forsyth, Idaho, after a six day nationwide manhunt, held without bond on murder charges, with a preliminary hearing set for April 29.
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