Inside Highlights Sports Revised split-season format
Gov Carlin unveils his highway finance plan as a portion of the page notes Page 4 and 7. The sports section discusses the revised split-season format not being welcomed with open arms, reflecting mixed reactions from readers.
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Carlin
Volunteers Keep Rural Fire In Check
A Thursday afternoon fire destroyed a farm shed and its contents owned by Raymond Gillette near Ottawa. Firefighters from Lincoln, Ottawa and Harrison volunteer departments stopped the blaze with no injuries reported. Objects saved included vehicles and equipment, while Mrs. Ada Gillette credited responders for keeping damage down by moving gear and cooling nearby fuel drums.
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Raymond Gillette
Ottawa
RFD3
Lincoln
Harrison
Ada Gillette
Reagan Says He Ordered Navy To Challenge Libyan Waters
President Reagan said he personally ordered maneuvers to challenge Libya's claim to Gulf of Sidra international waters. He revoked a previous order to avoid challenging Khadafy, arguing the US would shoot back if fired upon. Reagan spoke aboard USS Constellation and at a California fundraiser, stressing America's military capability. The report also notes a weather forecast for Ottawa, with a low of 60-65 and a high of 81, and light winds.
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Costa Mesa
Calif
Reagan
Libya
America
Muammar Khadafy
United States
Constellation
Gulf of Sidra
Khadafy
California
Orange County
Black Sea
Caribbean
Pacific
Inflation hits real incomes as 1980 falls, poverty up
Real income for American families shrank 5.5 percent in 1980, the steepest drop since 1947, while inflation pushed the poverty line to 8414 for a four-person nonfarm family. About 6.2 million families, 29.3 million people, were poor.
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Washington
Census Bureau
OPEC Fails to Unify Prices in Geneva Talks
In Geneva OPEC failed to reach consensus over a base price after three days of bargaining. Saudi Arabia pushed for $34 while Iran sought more. Venezuela held at $36, leaving a split among 13 members and Libya planning further cuts. next meeting scheduled for December in Bali.
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Geneva
Switzerland
OPEC
U.S
Saudi Arabia
Iran
Subroto
Libya
Abdussalam Mohammed Zagaar
Zagaar
Mana Saeed Otaiba
United Arab Emirates
Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani
Bali
Venezuela
Father Charged In Six Family Deaths In Indianapolis
King E Bell, 30, described as a religious fanatic, was arrested after four children aged 1 to 6 their mother and grandmother were found shot to death in a basement. A seventh victim, a man, was critically wounded. The shootings followed a domestic quarrel. The women were shotgunned at a separate address. The children were identified as King Edward Bell Jr 6 Bettina M Bell 4 Berkima Kr Bell 3 and Kingston Edmund Bell 1.
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Indianapolis
Tim Foley
Police
King E. Bell
Foley
Marion County
Charles Green
King Edward Bell Jr
Bettina M. Bell
Berkima KR. Bell
Kingston Edmund Bell
Township Zoning Voices Control in Franklin County Plan
Five Franklin County townships push to keep zoning decisions at local level amid draft resolution. They argue against a county administrator and advocate one township board per area with input from the county when backing decisions.
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Diane Yeaman
Franklin County
Franklin City County Planning Commission
Kenneth Edwards
Ottawa
KFD 2
County Commission
Edwards
Ottawa Township
J.W. Davidson
Planning Commission
Bob Dunn
Ottawa Rfd 1
Carroll Droddy
Ottawa Rfd 4
Board of Zoning Appeals
Dunn
Davidson
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Lincoln Township
Steve Dick
National Weather Service
Norain
Commerce
Malcolm Baldrige
Humberto Calderon Berti
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Bell
Mary Jo Booker
Bertha
Southerland Avenue
West 10Th Street
Wes Sylvester
RFD
Bickley Foster