Hostages Won’t Miss Super Bowl
A radio tape of Sundays Super Bowl reached Islamic militants outside the U S Embassy in Tehran. Reporter Alex Paen passed the cassettes through gates after assurances they would be given to the hostages held for 79 days. The Steelers beat the Rams 31 19.
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Tehran
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Ottawa CBD seeks funds for expert downtown study
Ottawa banker Steve Abrams, former chamber chief, says the CBD needs about 5000 dollars more for a consultant study by Bucher and Willis to revitalize downtown. So far about 3000 has been raised including 400 from Ottawa Industrial Development and 400 from First National Bank.
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Ottawa Board, teachers fail to reach pact on leave, in service
Negotiating teams from the Ottawa Board of Education and Ottawa Education Association discussed personal and sick leave sabbatical pay in service training and grievance procedures but reached no tentative agreement. A next session is set for February 9 to reexamine all tabled items.
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Ottawa Board of Education
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CFA
Jack Patty
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Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
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Middle East diplomats seek united front over Afghan crisis
Arab envoys pressed for a common approach to Soviet intervention in Afghanistan and the Afghan rebellion. Islamic states plan a Islamabad meeting next Saturday while rebels in Afghanistan consider a unified jihad. Western officials and mediators reported intense traffic among Gulf states, Iran and Israel’s neighbors as tensions rise.
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Pakistan
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City Awaits Stag's Return
Ottawa plans to resume using its Stag main generator as the city’s primary power source after maintenance. City Manager Robert Mills noted minor adjustments remain before service, with diesel units for peak times and base load power from KCP&L during downtime. Overhaul cost estimated around 150000 dollars, replacement risk could double the unit price of 1.75 million from 1966. Weather details accompany a partly cloudy forecast with cold lows.
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Ottawa
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Wellsville Bond Factions Air Opinions On School Vote
Wellsville voters will decide on a $1.8 million school bond February 2 to fund a new elementary school costing about $1.93 million, with opponents citing a study favoring renovation and addition. The bond would raise taxes about 12.54 mills yearly, with funds partly from the district capital outlay.
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Wellsville
U.S.C
H. Dean Lawrenz
Lawrenz
Wellsville High School
Lawrence
Galen Kelly
Pagan
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