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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1986

Page

6

Heart Association Revises What’s Good For You

Local pages highlight new Ottawa University faculty members and additions to the academic staff. Page notes cover fresh faces joining the university and ongoing health advocacy.

Heart Association Ottawa University Ottawa Education Association Frank Garvin Ottawa Tucsanes

OHS volleyball shows speed in a clean sweep

In a fast paced match, OHS displayed strong teamwork and decisive serves to dominate the court with a flawless show. John McEnroe does not plan U S Open participation this year, leaving the roller of tennis headlines quieter on page four.

John McEnroe

Chernobyl Pall: Death Toll Questions Rise in Vienna Briefing

At a Vienna briefing, IAEA official Morris Rosen warned that up to 25,000 cancer deaths in the Soviet Union’s European region could occur over 70 years due to the Chernobyl disaster. He stressed the figure is theoretical, based on private Soviet calculations, with actual deaths possibly lower. The gathering in Vienna includes about 500 experts from 50 countries to assess the catastrophe. The April accident killed at least 31 people and released global radiation. Additional notes mention monitoring, operator design flaws, and varying regional risk interpretations.

Vienna Austria Soviet Union Chernobyl International Atomic Energy Agency Morris Rosen Atomic Energy Agency Rosen Robert Gale U.S Moscow Bryan Edmondson British Central Electricity Generating Board IAEA Souboum Cameroon Lake Nios James Tataw Lake Nios

Frito-Lay Topeka plant urged to use more Kansas potatoes

Frito-Lay Inc Topeka plant manager Wilson Hulme told a state economic panel that most of the over 150 million pounds of potatoes processed yearly come from outside Kansas. Lawmakers said hopes to trigger talks with state agencies to boost local sourcing, noting enterprise zone incentives influenced the 1984 Topeka expansion.

Topeka, Kan Frito-Lay Inc Topeka Wilson Hulme Legislative Commission On Economic Development Kansas Fred Kerr R-Pratt Hulme Kansas Department of Economic Development Kansas State Board of Agriculture Kerr Frito-Lay

Serenity For RMH Board Faces Quorum Deficit

Ransom Memorial Hospital trustees failed to meet due to lack of a quorum as only two of five attended, prompting a rescheduled session. Administration outlined upcoming risk management plan challenges under state law and noted Medicaid claims processing to switch to paperless billing, with roof repair bids and directors liability insurance on the agenda.

RMH Melissa Bauman Ransom Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees Don McKelvey Don Sellers Dewey Smith Smith Kansas AMH Medicare Blue Cross Blue Shield Ottawa Porter-Spears & Bundy

Frontier Will Land Next In Bankruptcy Court

Frontier Airlines faces imminent bankruptcy as People Express fails to find a buyer. United still plans to buy Frontier but would be challenged if the carrier files for protection. Frontier, grounded since Sunday, loses about 1 million dollars daily amid labor talks and leasing costs. Gov. Lamm urged ongoing efforts to avoid bankruptcy and keep flights operating.

Denver People Express Inc Frontier Airlines People Express Russell Marchetta Frontier United Airlines Thomas A. Germuska United Donald C. Burr Marilyn Mishkin Richard Lamm United, Frontier and Air Line Pilots Association Lamm Jennifer Gavin

Violence returns to Soweto amid deadly clashes and arson

In Soweto overnight clashes left 12 killed and at least 69 hurt as police fired on crowds near liquor stores and barricades. The Sowetan reported a councilor hacked to death. injuries and deaths rose as unrest spread through White City and nearby areas.

Johannesburg South Africa Soweto Soweto Council State Bureau For Information Bureau Sowetan Sydenham Mkhwanazi Manthata Silas Tshabalala Baragwanath Hospital White City

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