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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1982
Page
10
Local listings show Ot taw a University's Program Series expanding this fall with more than a dozen activities planned. The telethon and bowl event are also extended for Labor Day at Indian Lanes. The administration notes the US blacklisting of French films on Thursday serves as a warning to others.
Washington reports Ariel Sharon told senior Reagan officials Israel will never agree to a Palestinian state in the occupied West Bank Gaza. He labeled Jordan a Palestinian state, a view not shared by U S leaders. He urged Syrian withdrawal with Lebanese pullout. He also predicted a peace treaty with Lebanon.
About 1,500 Palestinians were escorted to the Syrian border in the first overland withdrawal from west Beirut with Italian troops guarding the Beirut Damascus corridor. Another 600 moved by sea, as leaders including Yasser Arafat and Habash possibly traveled to Damascus by land if security could be arranged.
Washington AP report shows American women retain deep doubts about Ronald Reagan after 19 months, with women giving lower marks and less trust than men. The gender gap affects Senate races, as working women are more negative. NOW leaders say Republicans have deserted women's rights and plan to raise funds to elect pro women's rights candidates.
A man was shot dead in a front seat car with diplomatic plates in Ottawa. An unidentified caller alleged Turkish Embassy involvement and blamed Justice Commanders for Armenian Genocide. PoliceBlockades along Island Park Drive as they search for a late model Toyota. the incident echoes last April when Turkish Embassy staffer Kani Gungor was wounded amid Armenian Secret Army claims.
Severe thunderstorms and high winds hit south-central and southeast Kansas on Thursday night. Winds up to 75 mph toppled mobile homes and damaged buildings in Wichita and Chanute while causing outages and scattered injuries. Two Butler County residents were hospitalized with minor injuries.
Traders pulled back as the Dow slipped to 890.89 amid a burst of high NYSE volume. Manville Corp. filed for bankruptcy protection over asbestos lawsuits, while the Fed cut the discount rate to 10 percent and signaling potential further easing. Commerce data showed a July trade deficit of 2.42 billion and productivity barely rising. Savings banks suffered a July deposit decline, and Dun & Bradstreet reported 572 business failures last week, a 50-year high. Occidental Petroleum anticipated a $4.3 billion merger with Cities Service, pending share purchases after Sept. 9.
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