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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1982

Page

7

Beirut truce fragile as firefight flares again

Small arms and mortar exchanges erupt in Beirut despite the announced cease fire. The PLO and Israel accuse each other of violations as U S attempts to mediate. Reagan presses for adherence while Habib and Begin discuss evacuation plans for PLO forces.

Associated Press Beirut Israel Palestine Liberation Organization PLO Washington Reagan Yitzhak Shamir Lebanon Philip C. Habib West Beirut Bassam Abu Sharif Begin Morris Draper Habib Israel Radio Draper Elias Sarkis Syria Iraq Egypt Jordan Saed Salam

Weather Reading From Ottawa Water Plant Forecast

The National Weather Service reports a low of 67 and high of 90 Friday at Ottawa. Early Saturday low 9 with afternoon high 47. Sunday low 67 and high 96. No rain. July rainfall 3.38 inches. Forecasts: partly cloudy tonight with lows in the mid 70s and partly cloudy Tuesday with highs in the mid 70s.

National Weather Service Ottawa Water Plant Sunthey Comney

Local Richmond Fair Results Highlight Weekend Events

Highlights on Page 8 show the Richmond fair’s results across events. Ottawa distance runner Cindy Blakeley scores for the Legion AA Team. Kansas City Royals noted for a strong weekend performance on Page 4. Congress gears up for action on the balanced budget amendment and a tax hike on Page 8.

Legion AA Ottawa Cindy Blakeley Kansas City Royals Congress

Franklin County Levy Vote Nears In Road and Bridge Plan

Franklin County officials awaited election results on a plan to raise road and bridge mill levies from 10 to 14 for roads and 2 to 4 for bridges, with a no vote likely prompting a sales tax proposal. They discussed a lake spillway repair with the Williamsburg Ottawa Wildlife Association and approved other zoning and infrastructure measures.

Bob Burtch Franklin County Roger Keith Roy Swank Larry Larson Williamsburg Larson Cal Shaffer Wellsville Williamsburg- Ottawa Wildlife Association Harrison Township Towship Hall Rock Creek School Ottawa 14Th Street Ash Ted McCurdy Ransom Memorial Hospital McCurdy County Public Works Department

GOP Gubernatorial Race Dominates Kansas Primary Coverage

Three Republican contenders express confidence they will win Tuesday's primary and beat Gov. John Carlin in the fall. House Speaker Wendell Lady of Overland Park says momentum and editorials support his bid. Sam Hardage cites a flat opposition, predicting wins in the 4th District and strong turnout in others. Wyoming? Owen predicts about 80,000 votes of 250,000 GOP ballots. Hardage schedules a unity meeting. other candidates skip. Additional rivals include Louis Klemp and Bill Huffman, limited funds and campaigning.

Topeka Kan John Carlin House Wendell Lady Overland Park Darkhorse Wichita Sam Hardage Dave Owen Lady Brassroots Owen Stanley Hardage Unity Holiday Inn Plaza GOP Louis Klemp Easton Leavenworth County Board of Commissioners Bill Huffman Salina

British Defies US Embargo Over Soviet Gas Pipeline

London officials said four British firms were told to ignore the U.S. ban on supplying American-designed equipment for the Soviet Siberian gas pipeline. Trade Secretary Lord Cockfield called the embargo repugnant, joining France in open defiance of President Reagan's policy in response to martial law in Poland.

London Lord Cockfield U.S Britain France Reagan Poland Cockfield House of Lords Europe Siberia

Reagan Signals Large Grain Sales To Soviets Despite Hesitation

President Reagan on a Midwest trip said the granary door is open and large grain sales to the Soviet Union could continue despite ongoing opposition to a long term grain sale pact. He spoke to corn growers in Des Moines area, noted possible Poland easing, and defended extending current grain trade terms through September. He stressed no embargo and praised farmers, pledging vigilance on export subsidies and future sales.

Des Moines Towa Reagan Midwest Soviet Union Poland Kremlin National Corn Growers Association Carter Afghanistan U.S White House Larry Speakes Warsaw Iowa Donald Dee Allan Eric State Center Dee

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