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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1987

Page

6

Ottawa High and Ottawa U suffer basketball setbacks

Ottawa High and Ottawa University face defeats in regional basketball games. Page 4 highlights game slips and key performances. Page 7 offers Wednesday legislative highlights impacting state sports funding.

Ottawa High Ottawa University

Dozen Die as Filipino Agri Riot Attacks Palace

Manila AP reports Marines fired into a 10 000 strong crowd of peasants demanding land reform near Malacanang Palace. At least 12 killed 94 injured as security forces clash with Move ment of Philippine Farmers. Authorities investigate.

Manila Philippines Corazon Aquino Mendiola Bridge Malacanang Palace Aquino

Senate Follows House Lead To Restore Welfare Funds

Senate Ways and Means Committee moves to introduce a bill by Sen Wint Winter Jr to restore over 1.1 million for the state welfare agency cut last week. House Democrat Rep Jessie Branson had proposed an 8.1 million restoration. Both seek to aid dependent children foster care and day care amid budget problems.

Pera Kan Senate Ways and Means Committee Wint Winter Jr R-Lawrence State Welfare Agency Winter House Lawrence Jessie Branson

Shultz says Iran contacts continued on December 6

Secretary of State George P. Shultz testified in private before the House Foreign Affairs Committee that secret talks with Iran resumed on December 6 as questions about arms for hostages swirled. A state document reportedly outlined the deal and a State Department team with CIA negotiators met Iranian representatives in Europe to resume contacts. President Reagan planned to address his commission on Iran Contra next Monday amid ongoing disclosure debates.

Washington George P. Shultz Congress Iran Shultz House Foreign Affairs Committee Associated Press State Department CIA Europe Washington Post Reagan National Security Council Nicaragua

School boards urged to tie sex ed to morality

Secretary William Bennett urged boards to teach abstinence and moral restraint in sex education at a National School Boards Association conference. He cited teen pregnancy rates and virginity data, criticized contraceptive access plans, and outlined five precepts stressing character and self control in schools.

Washington William J. Bennett Bennett United States National School Boards Association Atlanta Grady Memorial Hospital Reagan

County Sets Up Risk Fund in Franklin County

Franklin County Commission moves to self insure by establishing a risk management fund to cover claims and vehicle repairs. It will delay deposits until April to compare with insurer offers. Potential deposits up to 350000, with current tort fund around 282000. specifics require case by case approval.

Melissa Bauman Franklin County Commission Wendell Barker Barker Commission

Ottawa area weather forecast for midweek period

The Ottawa water plant recorded a high of 40 and a low of 12 for the 24 hours ending 6 p.m. Wednesday. The county forecast calls for partly cloudy and cold conditions tonight with lows of 10 to 15 above, and Friday’s weather to be partly cloudy and cold with highs in the mid-20s and northeast winds to 20 mph.

Ottawa

Ottawa Library Board weighs automation amid rising circulation

The Ottawa Library Board reports an 11 percent rise in overall circulation but a heavier workload under a manual system. Director Barbara Dew says automation helps only part of the problem as space remains tight and staff cuts loom. A computerized interlibrary loan system is praised, while funding fears threaten continuity. New officers are announced and a policy on fines is requested, with notes on a 5 cent overdue charge after a week.

Dew State Association

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McGruff Ferdinand E. Marcos Mrs. Aquino Marcos Hawaii Rafael Ileto Teodoro Benigno Ministry of Agrarian Reform Malacanang Irongate Ottawa Library Board of Trustees Barbara Dew Virginia Loyd Ron Reusch Francisca Larios Tom Sachse Sam Sheldon Mary Thomas
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