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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1986

Page

6

Royals trade sparks long awaited move

National drama intensifies as Kansas political convention sites face scrutiny. Officials argue over suitability and readiness while local observers note uncertainty. The piece highlights the broader impact on state politics and infrastructure debates amid ongoing negotiations.

Kansas

Amphicar Owners Stand Out In Ottawa

Ot tawans Bob and Mary Graham and Byron Triplett own two of about 500 Amphicars left in the United States. Their 1964 Amphicars travel on land and water and attract curious onlookers as they drive to lakes on camping trips.

Melissa Bauman James Bond Bob and Mary Graham Brookside Lane Byron Triplett Sycamore U.S Grahams Mary Robert Mills Topeka James Michigan Bob Triplett

Casey Learned Of Irongate From Civilian

CIA Director William Casey testified to a House committee that a New York businessman, Roy Furmark, first hinted in October that profits from Iran arms sales were diverted to Central America. The Washington Post reported the claim, noting Meese later tied up to 30 million dollars diverted to the Contras in Nicaragua. Casey said funds came from four sources and denied CIA money went to the Contras.

Washington CIA William Casey House New York Casey House Foreign Affairs Committee Roy M. Furmark Washington Post Edwin Meese III Furmark U.S Iran Central America Meese Nicaragua National Security Council

Futurists predict crowded future with robots and bathtubs

Washington AP reports the World Future Society’s top forecasts, including a single city housing over 100 million people within the next century, widespread robot guards for prisoners, and a long car lifespan. Founder Edward Cornish notes futurists miss some advances but have warned about pollution and lunar landings, with AIDS and shrinking computers underplayed until now. Mexico City tops current populations at 18 million, projected to 26 million by 2000. Continued on page 3.

Washington World Future Society Edward Cornish Cornish Futurist Mexico City

Richmond WRECK Highlights Highway Rescue Mission

Deputy Randy Hinderliter and wrecker operator Lewis Bell surveyed the US-59 viaduct crash scene. Twyla Duryea, 49, of Garnett, the pickup driver, was flown to KU Medical Center in fair condition with broken leg and ribs after transfer from Ransom Memorial Hospital. Ora L. Mace, 57, was the semi driver.

Richmond Randy Hinderliter Lewis Bell Us-59 Twyla F. Duryea Garnett Ransom Memorial Hospital Ottawa University of Kansas Medical Center Life Flight Duryea KUMC

Officials Weary Of AG Flap

Kansas political leaders react to Attorney General Robert Stephan controversy as Gov elect Mike Hayden plans to comment after sworn testimony. Republicans see little legislature impact while Democrats expect minimal outcry. Public support stresses stability with Stephan due to win a four year term. Also includes Ottawa Water Plant temperature report and county forecast.

Harris News Service Topeka Mike Hayden Robert Stephan Kansas Stephan Vern Miller Miller Hayden New Jersey Marvin Barkis D-Paola House Washington Barkis James Braden R-Clay Center Parrish

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