Ottawa officials warn on cold weather child safety actions
Officials from Ottawa schools and the Department of Public Safety provide guidance for parents and children under age three during cold weather. The 1981 Kansas Legislature opens with taxes as the top issue for both the Republican majority and the Democratic governor, as noted on page 6.
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Ottawa Schools
Department of Public Safety
Kansas
Ottawa University Tops William Jewell In Road Victory
Ottawa University beat William Jewell 66 to 60 on the road. Ottawa High won at Bonner Springs 53 to 46. A second item notes debates in government and industry over new federal energy efficiency labeling rules for appliances.
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Ottawa
Ottawa University
William Jewell
Ottawa High
Bonner Springs
Haig backs nuclear deterrent as war shield
Alexander Haig told the Senate panel that the United States must show willingness to use whatever is necessary, including nuclear weapons, to defend vital interests against the Soviet Union. He stressed arms control while warning against treating it as an end in itself, and said the USSR should not expect benefits in talks while engaging in worldwide destabilizing actions. He avoided committing on continuing the grain embargo against the Soviets.
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Washington
Alexander M. Haig
Soviet Union
America
Haig
Ronald Reagan
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Nixon
NATO
United States
Sen
Alan Cranston
D-Calif
Soviets Rake In Grain Despite Carter's Embargo
George W. Stone of Denver, national Farmers Union president, said the Soviet Union bought about 34.5 million tons of grain in 1980, near its planned 38 million despite Carter's embargo. He noted higher prices and open foreign markets could raise exports to about $40 billion, with potential $6 billion to $8 billion more if priced at full production cost.
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Topeka
Kan
Farmers Union
Soviet Union
Carter
U.S
Russia
George W. Stone
Denver
Kansas Farmers Union
Stone
John R. Black
Ronald Reagan
U S Negotiators Draft Iran Hostage Settlement in Algiers
In Algiers a U S negotiating team met with Algerian mediators to draft answers to Iran s new questions on freezing assets and escrow plans for releasing 52 American hostages. Washington says serious problems remain as efforts continue under time pressure before January 20.
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Algiers
Algeria
Iran
Washington
State Department
U.S
Carter
Warren M. Christopher
John H. Trattner
Christopher
Tehran
United States
Chicago
Chase Manhattan Bank
New York
Kansas moves on with electric plant siting rules
Proposed state rules for siting new electric generation plants cleared a first step in Topeka. The Kansas Corporation Commission plan faces legislative scrutiny but would take effect if the Legislature remains silent, raising concerns of undue financial hardship from utility officials.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Joint Committee On Administrative Rules and Regulations
Kansas Corporation Commission
Ron Hein
R-Topeka
Joint Rules Committee
ECC
Regan Cleared Of Fraud Charge In Merrill Lynch Case
A federal appeals court in St Louis overturned a 1976 civil ruling against Donald Regan and Merrill Lynch in a stock buyout case. The court found no fiduciary breach and dismissed damages, holding that the firm was not obliged to inform former employees of plans to go public. Regan, then Merrill Lynch president, faced no further comment at his Senate confirmation hearing.
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ST. Louis
Treasury
Donald Regan
Wall Street
Regan
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fepner & Smith
Merrill Lynch
Ath U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Meredith
Ronald Reagan
Senate Finance Committee
Kenneth Bitting
Bitting
Appeals
Ottawa City Commission election filing closes Feb 3
City residents seeking a seat on the Ottawa City Commission must file at the city clerk’s office by noon February 3. Three of five seats, including those held by Paul Gaynor Charlene Lister and Mayor Leonard Larson, expire in April. Primary if seven or more file planned for March 10 with April 7 general election.
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Ottawa
Kansas House
Larson
Gaynor
Dye
Pennsylvania Congressman Is Convicted in Abscam Bribery Case
New York AP reports Philadelphia Democrat Raymond Lederer was convicted in Brooklyn on bribery conspiracy and related charges for accepting a $50,000 payoff in exchange for promising to push private immigration bills for two alleged Arab sheiks. Jury deliberated 51 hours. Lederer faces expulsion and up to 15 years in prison.
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NEW York
Raymond Lederer
Abscam
Philadelphia Democrat
House
ILS District Court
Brooklyn
Lederer
Kennedy
Area Weather County Forecast Briefly cloudy through Sunday
Partly cloudy outlook through Sunday with highs Saturday in the teens and Sunday around 35 to 40. Low Saturday night in the teens. Southeast winds near 5 to 15 mph.
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Tees
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Willem Rogers
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Securities and Exchange Commission
Pennsylvania