Inside Highlights Fail to Immunize Ottawa Students
Local sports column notes Ottawa students face tight deadlines to finalize immunization records as time runs short. NCAA coverage highlights a key gathering on Page 4 with analysis of national farm programs and budget cuts affecting benefits. Extension activities are described as upbeat on Page 6.
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Local HBO Caper Confiscated Devices Racketeering in Ottawa
Ottawa DPS confiscated three illegal devices intended to tap Home Box Office from Ottawa Cable TV. No arrests planned unless more devices are found as many buyers may unknowingly break the law. The case references Kansas statute 21-3752 class C misdemeanor with up to one month in jail or a $500 fine.
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Reagan Seeks Tempers and Threads With Big Labor
Washington AP reports the Reagan administration faces mixed signals on reconciling with big labor as a three year ban on hiring fired air controllers looms. White House insists no rehiring, while union officials say Reagan hinted at a broad review and possible reinstatement under later conditions.
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Aging conference endorses hundreds of recommendations
Washington AP reports the White House Conference on Aging approved nearly 600 recommendations by vote after a dissident faction alleged panel stacking. Documents cited connections to Reagan allies, including Bruce Nestande, while dissidents claimed major goals were met despite objections to funding Social Security.
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National Retired Teachers Association-American Association of Retired Persons
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Waldheim asks Security Council to drop name from ballot
United Nations secretary-general candidate Kurt Waldheim urged the Security Council to exclude his name from further balloting. It remained unclear if he was withdrawing or seeking a third term beyond his current five-year mandate. U.N. spokesman Rudolf Stajdyhar offered no direct clarification on Waldheim’s intentions.
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