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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1981

Page

4

International Strike Disrupts Air Traffic Across Borders

The United States faces airline disruptions as Canadian and New Zealand controllers boycott flights, rerouting across the Atlantic and delaying Europe-US service. FAA head Helms and Transportation Secretary Lewis defend the hard line, while PATCO chief Poli pushes for renewed talks and hints an agreement could be reached quickly if negotiations resume.

Gander Newfoundland United States Europe New Zealand Drew Lewis Lewis Poli

Democrats Attack Stephan Actions in Water Law Dispute

Three Democratic Kansas state senators accused Attorney General Robert Stephan of avoiding enforcement of water law violations revealed by a 1980 audit. Sen. Tom Reborn charged politics influenced Stephan while Stephan claimed limited resources and prior violations. He suggested legislative action if lawmakers want a broader probe.

Topeka Kan Robert Stephan Tom Reborn Kansas City Stephan Reborn Rehorn Steppan Reborn and Sons Paul Feleciano Wichita Bert Chaney Hutchinson Water Resources Division Water Resources Kansas Division of Water Resources National Guard

Governors Seek Help With Farm Problems in New Soil Drive

Atlantic City reports that one quarter of U S farmland suffers soil erosion and governors press Reagan for stronger federal action. Deputy Ag Secretary Lyng says soil conservation will gain focus with a near 1 billion annual program and up to 6 million acres eroding yearly, mainly Midwest, Southeast and river delta regions.

Atlantic City N.J America California Jerry Brown Chemical Richard Lyng Lyng National Governors’ Association The Agriculture Department Midwest Mississippi Colorado Rivers Tona Goy Robert D. Ray Ray Kansas John Carlin Idaho Ilinois Iowa Minnesota Missouri Montana Nebraska Ohio Utah Brown Environmental Protection Agency

Army Moves Nerve Gas To Utah

The Army will transfer 888 Weteye nerve gas bombs from Rocky Mountain Arsenal to Tooele Army Depot Utah joining 122 million pounds of dangerous chemicals. Transfer begins this week weather permitting with exact times kept secret for national security. Local reaction is cautious. Tooele mayor Doug Sayers says residents are accustomed to weapons handling while Salt Lake City resident Bonnie Macki condemns the move as inhumane and Hitler era.

Salt Lake City Utah Denver Army Rocky Mountain Arsenal Doug Sayers Tooele Tooele Army Depot Bonnie Macki Susie Voss

School district considers parking and lighting complex plan

ORC officials propose a multi-use complex on OHS land with 150 new parking spaces, trees for noise buffering, and metal halide lights to cut energy costs. The district would avoid taxes and maintenance would shift to ORC, with a long term lease preserving board ownership. Public safety patrols would increase.

Page Queen Payne OHS Forest Park ORC John Kimbrel Kimbrel Kimbre Department of Public Safety Watkins Alice Jo DeFries

Budget Controversy Sparks Budgeting Debate

The article records tense remarks from Keith Dodson and others as Ottawa township officials clash over budget priorities. Fornaro argues the planning commission funding reflects misdefinition of budget while critics urge aligning spending with public wants rather than top‑down mandates. Bill Rice criticizes the process as being rammed through.

Cuban Navy Grows as Soviet Aid Expands Threat, Admiral Warns

U S naval commander in the Caribbean says Soviet assistance is turning Fidel Castro's navy from defensive to an offensive force capable of interdicting shipping. Rear Adm. Robert P. McKenzie notes Foxtrot subs and new gunboats, with a frigate on the way, signaling increased Cuban reach amid vital Caribbean sea lanes. He cites Cuba's strategic location influencing Soviet lessons from the 1962 missile crisis.

Puerto Rico U.S Caribbean McKenzie Soviet Union Cuba Gulf of Mexico

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Robert E. Poli Professional Air Traffic Controllers Organization Mr. Poli U.s.-Canadian FAA J. Lynn Helms Macri LCN RYO State Fdic the Family Circus By Bil Keane Bug Coliseum Tiger Goosemyer Sarge Goosemer Lee Rufus Keith Dodson Michael Fornaro Ottawa Township Planning Commission Fornaro Bill Rice
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