Ottawa High Girls and Garnett Boys Stumble in Night
A forgettable basketball night leaves Ottawa High girls and Garnett boys with lackluster results. Page 4.
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Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1986
Page
1
Opposition Boycott Drives Philippine Market Turmoil
In Manila opposition protests against Marcos win trigger bank runs and a steep peso devaluation. San Miguel stock plunges after a nationwide boycott call led by Corazon Aquino amid disputed February election results and alleged fraud. Authorities file murder charges against a Marcos ally related to pre election violence.
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Manila
Philippines
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Corazon Aquino
Marcos
National Assembly
Aquino
New Society Movement
National Movement For Free Elections
Namfrel
Election Commission
Ministry of Justice
George Dee
Arturo Pacificador
Makati Stock Exchange
San Miguel Corp
Defense Faces Big Budget Cuts Under Automatic Cut Plan
Congressional economists warn that a budget stalemate could trigger Oct 15 automatic cuts, shaving about 49 billion from 1987 military spending as part of a planned balanced-budget law. The nonpartisan CBO briefing to the Senate Budget Committee also notes possible 6.2 percent military and 8.4 percent nonmilitary reductions if cuts proceed.
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Washington
Congress
White House
Reagan
Rudolph G. Penner
Congressional Budget Office
Senate Budget Committee
Budget Office
Administration
Johnson & Johnson halts capsule Tylenol over safety doubts
Johnson & Johnson will stop producing capsule forms of its Tylenol and related medicines after a cyanide poisoning incident. Chairman James Burke says the firm will replace capsules with caplets and urges consumers to switch while investigating two tainted bottles linked to Diane Elsroth’s death. The FDA calls for caution and no industry-wide ban yet.
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New Brunswick
N.J
Johnson & Johnson
Chicago
James E. Burke
New York
Illinois
Burke
Ottawa City Commission Agenda Fixes Cedar Street Lot Purchase
The Ottawa City Commission meets at 9 35 a m Wednesday in City Hall to authorize a corrected land purchase for a Cedar Street parking lot replacing the wrong firm with Kansas Oil Properties owned by Jim Mietchen. It also considers a COF Training Services lease for a new Industrial Park facility and discusses mobile home district setbacks. The meeting includes a cereal malt beverage license for Ponchos of Ottawa and a March 4 Teacher Day USA proclamation.
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Ottawa City Commission
City Hall
Cedar Street
COF
Commission
Cedar and
Third Streets
Municipal Auditorium
Kansas Oil Properties
Kansas Land Investments
Jim Mietchen
COF Training Services
Ottawa-Franklin County Economic Development
Ottawa Planning Commission
Poncho's
Ottawa
U.S.A
Supersub Joins Hunt For Challenger Booster Fragments
CAPE CANAVERAL Florida AP a deep diving nuclear submarine NR-1 headed to join the search for booter rocket parts that may have sparked the Challenger disaster. The seven man crewed sub towed by USS Sunbird and aided by Sea-Link 2 has located pieces 1200 feet down 45 miles northeast of Cape Canaveral. Experts at Marshall Space Flight Center review photos while NASA expects an answer by Wednesday on locating the right booster components. Salvage could take days due to murky waters and currents as Senate hearings focus on the Jan 28 accident that killed seven astronauts.
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Fla
Seabottom
Connecticut
Johnson Sea-Link 2
Atlantic Ocean
Marshall Space Flight Center
Huntsville
Ala
NASA
Hugh Harris
Washington
Senate Subcommittee On Science, Technology and Space
Challenger
Presidential Commission
Used Car Deal Sparks Crowded Washington Birthday Sale
About 100 people gathered at Tom Benson Chevrolet in San Antonio after a dealer offered 22 cent used cars to the first five buyers. Police attended but made no arrests as shoppers pressed toward the door with pushing and obscenities reported. The promo ran as a George Washington birthday gimmick with prices starting at 9 am, drawing lines from Saturday.
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San Antonio
George Washington
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City Commission
Lehann Hilburn
Tammy Belisle
City Park
Tammy
Steve Zuk
Deal
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