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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1983

Page

7

Ottawa Bears fall short in tight hoops page 4 summary

Inside Highlights notes Ottawa University men’s basketball team remains winless as the season nears its end. Page 4 coverage previews seven OHS grapplers earning berths for this weekend’s sub-state wrestling championships on page 4.

Ottawa University OHS Grapplers

National Hinckley's attempted suicide puzzles authorities

National Hinckley’s suicide attempt leaves investigators unsure of motive and potential links as officials review notes and public statements. In other news, sixty four people died in an Italian cinema tragedy prompting inquiries into safety standards and crowd control.

Washington Congressional House Thomas P. O'Neill White House Sen Mark Hatfield Senate Appropriations Committee

Arens Replaces Sharon as Israel’s Defense Minister

Moshe Arens, Israel’s ambassador to the United States, accepted the defense minister post as Ariel Sharon left office declaring he was not beaten. Sharon remains a minister without portfolio after Beirut massacre criticism. Begin and Kadishai noted Arens’ acceptance ahead of cabinet confirmation. Arens, 57, famed for engineering work and hard line stance, faces Likud approval. Sharon hinted at potential run for prime minister after Begin’s departure.

Jerusalem Israel Washington Moshe Arens Ariel Sharon Sharon Beirut Yehiel Kadishai Menachem Begin Arens Defense Ministry Tel Aviv Begin Middle East United States Lithuania Knesset Likud Philadelphia California Institute of Technology Massachusetts Institute of Technology

East Coast Storm Closes Streets After Blizzard Toll

A new East Coast storm blankets the Carolinas and Virginia with snow and freezing rain while the Blizzard of 83 snarls Northeast commutes. Cities from Richmond to Boston report delays, mass transit urged, blood shortages in Baltimore, and widespread school closures.

John Daniszewski Associated Press Carolinas Virginia Washington Richmond Boston Philadelphia William Green Frank Miller Baltimore Pat Owens Red Cross New York New York City al Long Transit Authority Georgia

County Yard Haunt For Thieves By BOB BURTCH

Franklin County yards face ongoing thefts as fuel and small tools vanish from Public Works sites south of 18th and Elm in Ottawa. Officials weigh security upgrades including patrols and fencing while debating gate access for snow emergencies. Budget notes show a proposed 170 500 dollar expenditure with salaries frozen pending review.

Bob Burtch Franklin County Ray DeJulio Public Works Yards 18Th and Elm Ottawa Larry Larson Rex Bowling Charles Mavity DeJulio Franklin

AAM Members Linked to Guerrilla Training in Kansas

Denver reports indicate more than 50 people including AAM members attended a three day guerrilla warfare training near Weskan Kansas last spring. The same story notes seminars on making pipe hazardous devices held on a southeast Colorado farm with attendees from several states. Authorities pursue charges over hazardous materials and related plots amid farm protests and a courthouse conflict in Springfield.

Denver Denver Post American Agriculture Movement Kansas The Post AAM Colorado Weskan State Line Robert Stephan Eugene Schroder Springfield Colo Schroder Jerry Wright Africa Central America U.S. Army Air Force Stephan Schrader Wright Jenkins New Mexico Oklahoma Texas Baca

Area Forecast Local Temps and Rain Showers Rains Forecast

National Weather Service station in Ottawa reports Friday lows 33 with 38 highs. Saturday lows 32 and 38. Sunday early 31 and afternoon 48 with no precipitation. County forecast calls for upper 30s tonight, increasing clouds and a 4 chance of rain showers Tuesday, with highs Tuesday in the low to mid 10s.

National Weather Service Ottawa Water Plant

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