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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1980

Page

5

Lumberyard Fire Suspicions Point to Arson and Burglary

Fire investigators concluded the blaze at Construction Materials Inc. 113 E 1st was incendiary with evidence of a prior break-in and missing money. DPS Lt. Shutt and State Fire Marshal agents declined to release specifics, citing ongoing case work and court considerations. Estimated losses range from 250000 to 400000, with some funds saved in intact accounts receivable.

Jay Bemis Construction Materials Inc E. 1St Daryl Shutt Ottawa Department of Public Safety Max Powers State Fire Marshal’s Office Shutt Powers DPS William L. Leib Leib

Franklin County Mental Health Clinic Faces Funding Gap

Franklin County Mental Health Clinic warns it may run out of funds in 1981 without new income. Despite reserves to finish this year, officials seek increased county mill levy funds and state aid, citing rising caseload and a 1980 forecasted deficit of about $24,000 and 1979 shortfall of $7,292.

George B. Pyle Franklin County Phyllis Burress Burress Franklin County Commission James McCrossen McCrossen

Bush tops Iowa caucus with upset GOP lead

Color Bush shades Carter as George Bush leads Reagan in Iowa Republican precinct straw poll and claims a surprising victory boosting his 1980 bid. Carter dominates Democratic returns with Carter at 59 percent and Kennedy at 31 percent, shaping delegate split and signaling momentum in New Hampshire.

Des Moines Iowa George Bush Ronald Reagan Jimmy Carter Edward M. Kennedy Reagan Bush New Hampshire Howard H. Baker John B. Connally Philip Crane John Anderson Bob Dole Carter Kennedy White House Washington

Cess Poll Flushes Water Levels in Emmetsburg

A radio run poll by KEMB FM in Emmetsburg Iowa asked Democrats supporting Carter and Kennedy to flush toilets to reflect polling. Water tower readings showed drops tied to the actions, with uncommitted voters also participating. Officials warned the method may not be scientifically sound.

Emmetsburg Iowa Massachusetts Edward M. Kennedy Schad KEMB Gary Girard Kennedy

Ottawa Wins Key Boost for CD Grant Bid

City of Ottawa gains HUD pre approval for 486000 in small cities grant funds to support Skunk Run drainage improvements and housing rehab. The package includes 335000 for drainage work, 121000 for housing rehab, 10000 for demolition, and 20000 for administration, with final application due March 31. Public hearing planned in February before final submission.

Municipal Auditorium HUD Mills Kansas Watkins Ottawa Skunk Run Ninth Pecan

Tough Stand By Carter Tough Stand By Carter

President Carter outlines a hard line toward the Soviet Union in a State of the Union message to Congress. He advocates a 3 percent real increase in defense spending, stronger alliances, and a first priority military buildup for the 1980s while signaling openness to an Iran rapprochement if hostages are released. He accuses the Kremlin of destabilizing actions and vows the United States will confront such threats to national security.

Washington Carter Congress U.S Soviet Union Iran Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini Tehran Kremlin Afghanistan Indian Ocean Persian Gulf United States

Soviets Tighten Grip on Afghanistan After Coups

The Sunday Times reports almost 5,000 Soviet bureaucrats flown to Kabul to stabilize after three communist coups in 20 months. Afghan army strength has fallen from 100,000 to about 50,000 due to defections and war. Soviet occupation forces are estimated at 76,000 to 80,000.

Associated Press Soviet Union Afghanistan Europe Sunday Times of London Kabul The Indian Statesman New Delhi

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