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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1990
Page
6
Tomorrow's weather outlook shows partly cloudy skies and a 30 percent chance of rain. High temperatures range from 80 to 85 degrees with southerly winds of 15 to 25 mph.
About 200 million people joined Earth Day observances as activists urged a new conservation generation. In Times Square a hot air balloon rose while protests erupted at Wall Street and the Capitol. Earth Day founder Gaylord Nelson urged politicians and leaders to act, with rallies across the United States and 140 other nations.
The Earthteam Recycling Task Force logged 438 vehicles at Ottawa’s collection point on Saturday, about 100 more than a month earlier, amid rising community interest. About 12,000 pounds of newsprint were sent to Central Fiber for insulation, with 400 pounds of plastics and metals also collected. Groups joining included Ottawa Women’s League, Brownie Troop 312, Wellsville Farm Bureau, Ottawa PRIDE and the VFW auxiliary.
Steve Grogan, New England Patriots quarterback, received a standing ovation at First United Methodist Church but urged Jaycees and alumni to avoid idolizing athletes. He said ordinary people can inspire and that active community service strengthens the nation amid troubling times. State Jaycee President Debbie spoke at the Ottawa event.
Lithuanian President Landsbergis warned Gorbachev risks a full Soviet strike by not ruling out troops in the Baltic. Emergency plans were urged as mass layoffs loom from Moscow’s embargo while Lithuanians endure gasoline rations and halted exports. A Soviet official denied a general blockade despite talks of force to suppress protests.
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