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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1987
Page
2
The piece argues Reagan ignored a three year old briefing from The New York Times noting embassy espionage risks in Moscow. It cites FBI and security experts warning of breaches and Marine guards socializing with Soviet staff, with interagency disputes given as the reason for not tightening security.
A Maryland proclamation marks World Population Awareness Week. a bumper sticker reads How Dense Can We Get. The author recalls collecting odd mail, ads, and letters from AP board candidates and local notices, noting various solicitations and political mail as Swish.
Pure Nonsense San Carlos, California, has launched an attack on liability costs termed offensive risk management. The city sued 7-year-old Ryan McDonnell for 13,000 dollars after he rode his bike between parked cars and struck a city truck. The truck driver collected workers compensation for back strain. Ryan's 12-year-old sister called the suit silly.
Gov. Mike Hayden urges sex education in Kansas schools to combat AIDS. He says the Kansas Board of Education should mandate curriculum and ensure materials and information are available, with attendance voluntary for students.
The Kansas Senate voted 21 to 18 to keep the state in the central compact amid calls to withdraw. Governor's task force to examine the compact meets in Kansas City with a public Salina meeting at 7 30 p.m. Friday. Citizens urged to contact legislators as April 27 reconvening approaches.
Two Kansas towns face a spring competition sparked by sensational sexual scandals. Council Grove gains ground after a London newspaper clue. Emporia lags but remains in play as CBS airs Murder Ordained about a local preacher and his secretary. The episode has broader tourist image impacts.
Parsons Fortunes one woman writes of a Kansas City wedding reception for Carol Goeckel and Mike Russell at the Carriage Club. The couple wed in Washington and hosted 500 guests, with Democratic and Republican officials in attendance. Russell, a business publisher and public employee retirement official, travels by private planes and owns a 63 foot yacht. The event showcased fashion trends and high society, with guests noting dresses and social etiquette.
In San Francisco the 64th annual convention of the American Society of Newspaper Editors featured a Spacebridge with Soviet journalists led by Vladimar Pozner. The piece mocks and questions Soviet openness, notes the Russian connection to California, and recalls Norga Astroga’s UN role and America’s political climate, concluding with a defense of American politics.
Ottawa Herald lists monthly to yearly subscription prices effective July 1 1986 for in town Franklin County and surrounding areas as 4.00, 11.00, 21.05, 40.00 and by mail 4.50 13.00 25.00 48.00 with out of state 5.5 percent sales tax. Staff roles include Editor Publisher Jim R Hitch Managing Editor Terry Ostmeyer and other department heads.
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