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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1980

Page

10

Persian War Shrapnel May Hit U S Gas Pumps

A Congressional Research Service analysis projects gasoline prices could rise 40 to 45 cents a gallon by mid-1981 due to the Iran Iraq war. Even with a possible war end, tighter supplies and refiners recouping profits may lift prices. banksed increases totaling about $8 billion could be passed along when market conditions allow.

U.S Washington Persian Gulf Congressional Research Service Library of Congress Iran Iraq

Reagan camp under fire over El Salvador killings

Page 7 reports criticism aimed at the Reagan camp regarding recent slayings in El Salvador, highlighting political tension and the containment of blame amid ongoing U.S. involvement.

Reagan el Salvador

Chrysler Offers Stunning Proposal

Chrysler Corp plans a 1.5 billion program of wage freezes supplier price cuts debt conversions and other measures to back a 400 million federally guaranteed loan request. The move follows an 800 million loan and aims to avoid new wage increases amid political climate concerns. A noon Chicago meeting sought to convert 500 million in existing unguaranteed loans to preferred stock to preserve interest payments while forgoing principal.

Detroit Chrysler Corp Associated Press Chicago

Ono calls Lennon's death not end of era despair rising

Yoko Ono urges fans to refrain from treating Lennon's death as the end of an era. Despondent messages and two suicides followed the shooting of John Lennon outside the Dakota. Lennon's killer, Mark David Chapman, faced a court appearance with a new lawyer, while memorials and a worldwide moment of silence were planned.

New York John Lennon Yoko Ono Lennon Mark David Chapman Jonathan Marks Adlerberg Dakota Manhattan Chapman Illinois Miss Ono Miami WWWL Rick Peters Florida Ohio Wwwn FM Cleveland Wsal FM Cincinnati Hartsdale N.Y Elvis Presley

Cabinet Choices Rally To Reagan

Ronald Reagan's first eight Cabinet picks are white male Republicans supporting tax cuts budget cuts and stronger defense. Meese said seven more Cabinet appointments will follow next week with full confirmation likely before Christmas and hearings may begin before Reagan's inauguration. Haig as secretary of state remains possible though facing potential Democratic opposition. Senate Republican leaders seek swift confirmations after Congress returns.

Washington Ronald Reagan Reagan Alexander Haig Edwin Meese III Congress Senate Meese Los Angeles California Haig Nixon Howard Baker Rtenn

NATO Warns Poland Crisis Could Spark Global Conflict

NATO foreign ministers warned Poland must be free to decide its future and said any Soviet intervention would end East West detente. They avoided naming specific actions, urged nonintervention, and pledged a ready response while keeping the situation under review amid the Afghanistan context.

Brussels Belgium NATO Poland Soviet Union Afghanistan

Ottawa weather: 28° low, 56° high with no rain

The National Weather Service station at the Ottawa Water Plant logged a low of 28 and a high of 56 on Thursday morning and afternoon. County forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy skies through Saturday with nights in the mid 20s and daytime highs near 50s. Northwest winds 5 to 15 mph tonight.

National Weather Service Ottawa

Planners mull sanitation options in Franklin County

At a Franklin City County Planning Commission meeting Diane Yeamans reports on sanitarian options for sewage disposal. Kansas has three sanitarians for the state, with 20 counties in the far western third, raising concerns over staffing. Suggestions include a separate sanitation code or tying it to zoning, plus steps from letter notices to potential legal action. Commission members worry about elderly or welfare recipients affording improvements and called for further discussion before county action.

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