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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1986
Page
6
Inside Highlights notes Finney's "home quarter" proposal remains in the House hopper as lawmakers weigh its potential impact. The item appears on page 10 with brief commentary on prospects, opposition, and procedural status.
Kansas University delivered a dominant performance against Missouri, cruising to a decisive win on Page 4. The reportagem highlights KU’s precision, speed, and defensive pressure, showcasing a near flawless team effort with standout plays and calls to attention for fans seeking the latest in area prep basketball and college matchups.
Residents discussed phases of the South Main Street project led by City Manager Lyle Dresher. The $450,000 project widens five blocks to 49 feet, adds storm sewer and catch basins, curb and gutter, high pressure sodium lamps, and asphalt. Funding totals include $230,000 geometric funds, $120,000 local-option sales tax, and $100,000 bonds. Construction starts in September with state bid timing governing the schedule.
NASA engineers have long worried about rubber sealing rings on the shuttle's solid boosters but deem them safe for flight while seeking improvements. At a news conference Lawrence Mulloy cited tests at low temperatures and noted secondary seals would hold if primary seals failed. Mars Hill officials said the open issue remains how seals contributed to the Challenger accident as design changes are tested.
President Reagan warns of voting fraud and violence in the Philippines while stressing U S strategic interests and bases there. He remains neutral between Marcos and Aquino and plans to send diplomat Philip Habib to Manila to bolster democracy.
In Manila authorities placed Capt. John Paley under "technical arrest" amid the investigation into the shooting death of Corazon Aquino ally Evelio Javier. The National Assembly prepared to meet again to decide the latest presidential result as Felipe Marcos and Aquino leaders respond to President Reagan's mediation plan.
Rosemary O Neil, Kansas Head Injury Association, testifies tearfully before the Senate Transportation and Utilities Committee urging enactment of a mandatory seat belt law. She cites personal injury from an accident in 1982 and argues belts would save lives though not prevent all injuries. Supporters cite reduced fatalities in New York, while opponents warn enforcement challenges and costs.
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