Santa Claus Plan And Downtown Holiday Events In Ottawa
Ottawa chamber reminds of Santa visit at chamber office 109E 2nd until 2 p.m. after the parade from Forest Park to Main Street. Parade 10 a.m. from Forest Park to City Park. Also notes skating center Rollaway open, family film series at Church of Christ, late shopping hours, and Olde Englishe feaste tickets nearly sold out.
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Santa Claus
Santa
Chamber of Commerce
Forest Park
Main Street
City Park
Ottawa Retail Association
Greater Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Pat McLoud
Steve
Mudrick
Lee Shelden
Greg Dean
Chris Denton
Peggy Hermreck
Carey L. Bloom
Janis Warrick
Ron Reusch
Chamber
Alco
Rollaway
Frank Bunce
Church of Christ On
Continental Telephone Moves To Hold Down Operating Costs
Continental Telephone Company of Kansas plans cost cutting by consolidating offices and centralizing records. The Gardner service center will handle 55 eastern and mid western Kansas communities and about 27,000 customers after Dec 10 1982. A central Osage City warehouse will supply materials statewide. Sharon Jahnke named business office supervisor in Gardner.
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Continental Telephone
Gardner — Continental Telephone Company of
Kansas
Albert Seitz
Gardner
Osage City
Seitz
Sharon Jahnke
Third Soviet Official Expelled By British Government
London AP report says Britain expelled Soviet naval attaché Capt. Anatoli Zotov for alleged espionage and warned Moscow not to retaliate. Zotov, said to be an undercover GRU officer, must leave by December 8 with his wife amid a wave of spy revelations and three recent spy trials.
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London
Britain
Moscow
Margaret Thatcher
Soviet Union
Anatoli Pavlovich Zotov
The
Standard
Zotov
Campden Hill Gardens
Kensington
Thatcher
Foreign Office
Press Association
Cheltenham Communications
Cheltenham
Geoffrey Prime
Harry Greenway
Francis Pym
Zatov
Yuri V. Andropov
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Communist Party
Farmland Urges Reagan To Focus More On Exports
About 2,500 Farmland Industry convention attendees signed a petition urging President Reagan and Congress to expand agricultural exports to bolster the farm economy. The leaders called for a national policy prioritizing export expansion and immediate action, with copies to the White House and Congress.
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Kansas City, Mo
Reagan
Congress
Earl Evans
White House
Deadly Mississippi Valley Storms Kill At Least Ten
Tornadoes struck the Mississippi River Valley killing at least 10 and trapping families in floodwaters. Arkansas evacuated 15 towns as Clinton floodwaters reached seven feet. One child drowned near Deberry, with others rescued from rising waters while Illinois reported missing. Weather spans storms, heat records, and high winds across multiple states.
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Arkansas
Mississippi River Valley
Illinois
Michigan
Florida
Gulf of Mexico
Canadian
Montana
Oregon
Washington
Lowell
Ind
Eunice
Frank White
Clinton
Ark
Deberry
Perry County
Stan Wallace
James Thompson
Buffalo
N.Y
Jackson
Mich
Orlando
Fla
Muskegon
Clatsop County
Aberdeen
Chehalis River
Mississippi Valley
Ilinois
Missouri
Democrats Draft Jobs Bill To Counter National Disgrace
Senate Democrats outline a 10 billion program including highway repair and extended jobless benefits to combat 10.8 percent unemployment. Byrd says plan seeks passage in lame duck session funded by scaling back top tax cuts. House Democrats push a 5 billion package with highway and transit funding and gas tax increase.
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Washington
Senate Democrats
Robert C. Byrd
Byrd
Congress
Senate
White House
Labor Department
West Virginia
House
Thomas P. O'Neill Jr
D-Mass
O'Neill
Reagan
GOP
Ted Stevens
Alaska
Ways and Means Committee
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Larry Powell
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
By Bil Keane
Speanuts
Sean
Mississippi
Andy O'Connell
Associated Press
New York
American Telephone & Telegraph
Chrysler
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
Mt Mounted
Cook
Burt
West
Cookie
Beetle Bailey
Rover
Junie
Gasoi
Demos
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