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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1980

Page

5

Inside Highlights Braves a scant point short in championship tilt

Braves fall by a single point in a tight championship tilt as Inside Highlights notes a close finish with pivotal plays in the final minutes.

Braves

Khomeini Defection Shakes Kurdish Leadership In Iran

Ayatollah Khomeini's chief Kurdish representative in Kurdistan Province has defected to Kurdish rebels demanding withdrawal of Revolutionary Guard from Sanandaj. Governor-general Hossein Shahressi resigned and joined protests, with other towns showing support. clashes in Iran's Kurdish region add to nationwide minority unrest as tolls rise.

Tehran Iran Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini Kurdistan Sanandaj Tehran Times Hossein Shahressi Khomeini Shahressi the Times Hashem Sabaghian Kurdish Democratic Party

One Of The Guys Seeks Kansas Senate Seat In 11th District

Dale Carey 28 of Princeton announces a Democratic bid to challenge incumbent Sen. Wint Winter in Kansas 11th Senate District. Carey emphasizes working class roots, listening to constituents, and limited campaigning while pledging to improve taxation fairness, highway spending priorities, rail transport, and correctional facilities, drawing on his Marine and Jaycee leadership background.

George B. Pyle Dale Carey Kansas Senate Carey Princeton Sen Wint Winter Ottawa Senate Plattner Industries

Rebels Claim Heavy Losses as Afghan War Expands

Moslem rebels said Soviet troops suffered heavy casualties while diplomacy moved toward a UN call for immediate foreign troop withdrawal. In Pakistan, diplomats reported battles across Badakshan Paktia Jalalabad Parwan Kandahar Herat as Afghan forces reportedly deserted after the December coup and refugees described city uprisings against Soviet tanks.

Associated Press Afghanistan Pakistan U.N. Security Council United States Jalalabad Kabul Islamabad Badakshan Paktia Parwan Kandahar Herat Iran Abdullah Jan

Local Feelings Run Mostly Counter To Grain Embargo

Franklin County farmers react to the Carter administration’s grain embargo aimed at the Soviet Union. They worry the cut from 25 million to 17 million tons may fail if other nations still export and prices fall. Farmers call for full sanctions, while hoping for support measures like gasohol, Food for Peace, and parity adjustments to shield incomes as markets adjust.

Diane Yeamans Franklin County Soviet Union Afghanistan Ron Dunbar County Farm Bureau Carter U. S United States Tom Weigand Ottawa Rfd Russia Canada Australia Bob Bozworth Dunbar Russ Sylvester Ottawa Rfd 3 Bozworth U.S.D.A America Merle Winsky Ottawa People’s Republic of China Winsky ASCS Dale VanHorn Wellsville Rfd 3

Carlin Confident Of 80 Role In Kansas Politics

Gov. John Carlin, in his first year as Kansas head of state government, says he is better prepared for the 1980 legislative session. He plans to present his budget and bills early, faces tighter finances after last year’s revenue spike, and may encounter debate over a possible rise in the motor fuel tax. He expects to outline legislative recommendations soon after the January 14 opening.

Topeka Kan John Carlin Carlin Robert F. Bennett

School Talks Get Cracking

Ottawa Board of Education and Ottawa Education Association reach tentative agreement on postings of vacancies and editorial changes to the master contract. They table a personal leave rise and in service education committee until January 19, with demands on leave days likely to drop from five to two or three.

Jay Bemis Ottawa Board of Education Ottawa Education Association OEA OBA Ottawa OFA Jack Patty DEA Charles Gentner S. Main

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