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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1981

Page

6

Inside Highlights Sports Slump Hits Ottawa University Home Court

Ottawa University struggles at home as a skid hits its season, while EU players rely on home cooking to boost morale. Also notes Olathe’s EKL wrestling win over Bonner Springs and mentions state electric rates and heart disease prevention features.

Ottawa University Olathe

Winter Storm Looms Over Kansas Watch Issued

A winter storm watch covers most of Kansas with snow likely this evening and Tuesday. Northeast winds 15 25 mph bring blowing snow and possible near blizzard conditions. temperatures fall tonight and stay cool through Tuesday with 70 percent snow chance tonight and 60 percent Tuesday.

Topeka Kan Kansas National Weather Service Weather Service

Ottawa High School parents night moved earlier by error

A reporting error in last Friday's Herald switched Ottawa High School parents night to 8 p.m. Tuesday. The event aids current eighth and ninth grade parents on enrollment and OHS matters. A board vote will shift ninth graders from Ottawa Junior High to OHS next year, creating a four year program and adding about 175 students.

Ottawa OHS Ottawa Board of Education Ottawa Junior High the Herald

Iran Delays Dwyer Release

American writer Cynthia B. Dwyer, jailed in Iran after spying conviction, was detained at Tehran airport as exit papers delayed her departure to Vienna. State Department said she had not left the country and no timeline for resolution was available.

Associated Press Cynthia B. Dwyer Iran U.S. State Department Tehran Dwyer Iranair Vienna Austria Washington State Department Sue Pittman Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini

Burger urges justice system rethink on rights of the accused

Chief Justice Warren Burger at the American Bar Association convention warned crime has permeated American life and urged reexamining suspects rights. He said change is needed and that overemphasis on rights may hinder security, while critics called some ideas dangerous and called for resignation.

Royston Warren Burger Burger American Bar Association U.S ABA William Reece Smith Tampa Fla American Civil Liberties Union Bruce J. Ennis Boston Harvard Law School

Economic Relief Delayed As Inflation Persists

Washington reports rising gasoline prices and higher mortgage and heating costs as inflation remains stubborn. Officials warn relief may be years away, with forecasts of modest price gains but ongoing volatility amid oil decontrol, tax cuts, and tight money policy.

Washington Reagan Administration Federal Reserve Board Robert Gough Data Resources Inc Reagan David Stockman Stockman James A. McClure Ridaho Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee NBC Meet the Press Civil Aeronautics Board Congress Central Bank

Democrats In Limbo Seek Center Ground After 1980 Defeat

Washington AP reports Democrats struggle to define a governing stance opposing Reagan and the Republican Senate. With no clear economic program, debate centers on Lefever’s State Department human rights post and future party direction. Notable figures include Cranston, Manatt, and a conservative senator group led by Boren, Nunn, DeConcini, Chiles, Hollings, Heflin, Johnston, Pryor, Zorinsky, and Exon.

Washington Reagan Senate Ernest Lefever State Department Human Rights Lefever Carter Alan Cranston D-Calif Cranston Charles T. Manatt Los Angeles David Boren Oklahoma Sam Nunn Georgia Dennis DeConcini Arizona Lawton Chiles Florida Ernest Hollings South Carolina Howell He

Kansas lawmakers warn of catch 22 over school funding shift

Ottawa's two Republican legislators, Sen. Jim Aller and Rep. Dorothy Nichols, warned at a chamber coffee that deadlock between severance tax and sales tax proposals could raise property taxes. They prefer a sales tax increase to the governor's severance plan, citing existing tax collection structures and budget tightening.

George B. Pyle Ottawa Kansas Jim Aller Dorothy Nichols Ottawa Chamber of Commerce John Carlin Allen Senate Nichols

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