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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1986
Page
8
Ottawa visitor gains contrast of South American lifestyles through a Local 4-H exchange program. St. Mary of the Plains a rude basketball guest at Ottawa University noted. Current Jayhawks rise to top of Allen Field House annals.
President Reagan's 1987 spending blueprint targets deep cuts in domestic programs, including Rural Electrification Administration and Farmers Home Administration loans, sparking GOP and Democratic doubts about passage. Kansans from students to farmers would feel the impact, though defense spending would rise. Continued on Page 10.
The presidential commission questioned NASA officials on how freezing temperatures and booster flight history affected the space shuttle Challenger accident. NASA officials, including Jesse Moore, said boosters had been reused only two to three times and that data from the flight is impounded while a devil's advocate team reviews possible scenarios.
President Reagan turns 75 and reflects on aging while visiting the Health and Human Services Department. He jokes about a midlife crisis as he nears his White House birthday and notes his cancer surgery since last year. Local forecast cites snow chances and cold highs around 30.
The Friends of the Library host a single elimination Trivia Bowl at 2 p.m. this Sunday and Feb. 16 in the Ottawa Library basement. Ten teams compete with KOFO Radio, with prizes for first and second and the rest funding library programs.
Wayne Angell of Ottawa Kansas, a banker, farmer, and economist, won Senate confirmation to the Federal Reserve Board with a voice vote. He pledged to press agricultural concerns, citing the Midwest Farm Belt and its impact on national prosperity. Angell, 55, has served on the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City board since 1979 and farms near Plains with his brother.
The hunt for Challenger debris continues as ships planes and aircraft search the sea. NASA officials describe a growing jigsaw of identified parts including wing flaps fuselage and nose sections laid out in a Kennedy Space Center warehouse.
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