Soviet Blames U S Libyan Aggression and Seeks Support
In Moscow, a Soviet Foreign Ministry spokesman accused the United States of aggression against Libya and pledged support for Libyan sovereignty. He cited U S maneuvers by the 6th Fleet and warned against talking of Libyan threats without proof. He noted a Soviet delegation would visit Libya for Sept 1 coup celebrations while denying premature specifics on military aid.
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Moscow
United States
Libya
Kremlin
6Th Fleet
U.S.A
United
Gerasimov
Pyotr Demichev
Col. Muammar Gaddafi
U.S
Communist Party
Pravda
Reagan Administration
Chilly Morning Start to Western Days Ride at ORV
Ottawa retirement village residents Clay Kelly Alice Jackson and Catherine Mayer braved a cool August morning to begin a horse drawn trip from the ORV as part of Western Days activities. Joe Blake from rural Ottawa arrived with horses and wagon for the annual Village ride.
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Ottawa
Clay Kelly
Alice Jackson
Catherine Mayer
ORV
Joe Blake
Ottawa Library Adopts High Tech Interlibrary Loans
Ottawa Library boards embrace state interlibrary loan system linking each library via modem to a central computer. First August requests arrived from Coffeyville. system promises faster book loans though mail still handles delivery.
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Melissa Bauman
Ottawa Library Board of Trustees
Ottawa
Barbara Dew
Dew
Coffeyville
Kansas to use 15 million refund for energy conservation
The Kansas Corporation Commission tentatively OKs a 15 million energy conservation pool funded by oil company settlements. About 24 million stems from Exxon overcharges 1973 to 1981. other settlements add 990 thousand from Standard Oil Indiana 241 thousand from OKC Inc. 800 thousand from Vickers Oil and 3.3 million from Atlantic Richfield. John Carlin orders a plan for returning funds to Kansans with hearings held statewide. Plan due September 15 for the 1988 budget.
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Topeka, Kan
Kansas Corporation Commission
The
Corporation Commission
Division of Research and Energy Analysis
Exxon Corp
Standard Oil Corp
Indiana
OKC Inc
Vickers Oil Co
John Carlin
Commission
American doctor warns up to 75000 cancer deaths from Chernobyl
Dr Robert Gale of Los Angeles said experts estimate up to 75000 cancer deaths worldwide over 70 years from the Chernobyl disaster with at least 1000 fatalities expected. He noted the range is broad and that Western Soviet Union figures could be about 250 deaths in 70 years. The IAEA conference host described the projections as not mind boggling, while cautioning actual numbers may be lower.
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Dew
Boards of Trustees
Peg Carr
Friends of the Library
FCL
Carr
Friends
Ottawa Herald
Dennis Billingsley Trust
Vienna
Austria
Robert Gale
Los Angeles
Associated Press
Soviet Union
Gale
International Atomic Energy Agency
Chernobyl
Morris Rosen
IAEA
Rosen
New Law Blocks Smokeless Tobacco Ads Nationwide
Washington AP reports a new federal law prohibits all broadcast advertising of smokeless tobacco products effective midnight. The law aims to curb youth uptake, with required conspicuous warning labels about risks including oral cancer gum disease and tooth loss.
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Washington
Congress
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George P. Shultz
Eduard Shevardnadze
Egypt
Forrestal
Reagan
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Energy Extension Service
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