Has Bow Needs Belt Has Bow Needs Belt Mo-Kan Photo Wins Prize
Wes Wilson of the Ottawa Herald earned the Sweepstakes Award in the 1983 Kansas Missouri AP News photo contest with a feature shot of a young violinist struggling to respond to a conductor while balancing beltless pants, violin, bow, and chin. The image titled Has Bow Needs Belt led the small papers feature division and earned him category winnings and share of the Sweepstakes prize.
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Kansas City, Mo
Wes Wilson
Ottawa Herald
Associated Press News
Wilson
Kansas
Missouri
Inside Highlights Sports Postseason Scramble In Chiefs Slump
A brief recap notes the NFL playoff chase heats up while the Chiefs slide further from contention. Coverage highlights how their odds dim as the season advances with emphasis on page references and context.
Ottawans Lose Home To Blaze
The Department of Public Safety seeks help from the State Fire Marshal after a 3:45 a.m. Saturday fire destroyed the home of Mr and Mrs Homer G Teter Jr at 613 Willow. Fire was found in the living room and front bedroom and spread to walls and attic. Loss capped at about 57000 with 38000 insured on the house and 19000 on contents. The Teters, at work and caring for three daughters ages 11 8 and 3, are staying with relatives while donations are accepted at Taylor's Custom Draperies, 1519 S Main, or by calling 242-2349.
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Breets
Department of Public Safety
Homer G. Teter Jr
DPS
Tim Graves
Michael Reed
Teter
Havens Steel
Helen
Baldwin Pursing
Car Bomb Kills Ten in West Beirut as Marines Face Shelling
A car bomb exploded in a Beirut apartment building garage killing at least ten and injuring sixty four while U S forces sought the shell source that killed eight Marines earlier. Jets patrolled as fights and retaliatory air strikes persisted amid unclear responsibility.
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Beirut
Lebanon
U.S
Beirut Radio
Druse
Walid Jumblatt
City Planners Meet Tuesday Planning Commission Agenda
The Ottawa Planning Commission will hold its monthly meeting at 7 p.m. in City Hall. The agenda includes a public hearing to re-zone 635 Main from R-2 to O-1, a hearing on re-zoning the northeast Ottawa industrial park from I-P to I-2, a preliminary plat for the First Southern Baptist Church on West 15th Street, Southwest Neighborhood Development Plan discussion, and an agreement for planning consulting with Foresight Inc. of Lawrence.
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Ottawa Planning Commission
City Hall
Main
Ottawa
First Southern Baptist Church
West 15Th Street
Foresight Inc
Lawrence
Myles Schachter
Foresight
Study Pinpoints Youth Drug Use
A Boston AP report notes psychologists can predict which teens will take up cigarettes, alcohol, and marijuana by junior high tests. A socialization score links early rebellion to later high school drug use, with cautions on application and counseling. Local weather forecasts follow with temperatures, rainfall, and travel advisory for the area.
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Boston
Gene M. Smith
Massachusetts General Hospital
Phones Join The Courtship Of Consumers By Louise Cook
Consumers face a changing phone market as deregulation nears completion. Phones range from under 10 to several hundred dollars, with guidance from the U S Office of Consumer Affairs and Electronic Industries Association. The article advises selecting a sturdy, repairable model, ensuring parts are available, and testing usability including comfort, tone, and warranty. It explains pulse versus tone phones, long distance and PC features, cordless kits, and base unit plus handset components.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
U.S. Office of Consumer Affairs
Electronic Industries Association
Consumer Information Center
Dept. 76
Pueblo
Colo
At&t
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