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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1982

Page

6

Morton Grove Begins Handgun Ban Enforcement Monday

Morton Grove Illinois moves to enforce a village handgun ban with fines up to 500 dollars and jail terms for repeat offenses. The ordinance, upheld by a federal judge, targets ownership of handguns by residents while exempting police, military, and licensed collectors. The measure has drawn national attention and sparked legal challenges as nearby communities consider similar ordinances.

Morton Grove Chicago Martin Ashman Ashman U.S Bernard Decker Decker Cook County U.S. Supreme Court National Coalition National Rifle Association Joan Dechert

Stab Wounds Tie Williams to Ritualistic Murders

Testimony in Wayne Williams trial links 17 year old William Barrett to ritual style stab wounds found post mortem. Prosecutors seek pattern with 10 other killings of black youths during a 22 month spree, Barrett identified as Williams associate by witnesses. Barrett’s body was found May 12, 1981 along a DeKalb County road.

Atlanta CAP Wayne B. Williams Williams William Barrett Say Cater Payne DeKalb County Joseph Burton Barrett Burton Eric Middlebrooks John Harold Porter Porter Task Force Middlebrooks DeKalb James Barrett

Poles urged to seek extra work as price hikes hit

Martial law regime told Poles to take on extra jobs or raise food expenses to endure soaring prices. About 174000 left Poland last year seeking life in the non Communist West amid food scarcities. Express Wieczorny urged improvisation as prices quadruple for pork. Haig and Thatcher discussed Poland in London as Western response remains mixed.

Warsaw Poland Express Wieczorny Pork London Alexander M. Haig Jr Margaret Thatcher

Rubinstein Nears Century as Birthday Debate Rages

In Geneva pianist Arthur Rubinstein nears 100 amid age disputes. Friends toast a century while Polish officials and reference works argue over birth year 1886 or 1887, with sources ranging from Brockhaus to Who's Who and current biographers.

Geneva Switzerland Arthur Rubinstein Rubinstein Lodz Stefan Piwowar Piwowar Brockhaus New York Current Annabelle Whitestone Maestra

SRS Grants Restore Heating for Disconnected Utilities

Kansas residents with utilities cut off for unpaid bills can apply for emergency grants from the SRS. Governor Carlin’s office said applications will be accepted to aid about 2,500 households, with grants up to 250 dollars paid to the utility. Eligibility includes a family of four income under 3427 for three months and proof of service disconnect. Contact local SRS or call toll free 1-B(K)-432-2396.

Topeka, Kan Kansas Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services John Carlin SRS Kansas Governor's Office

Evaluation Ordered For Paola Murder Suspect

Paola Kansas independent psychiatric evaluation ordered for Larry Gene Ulery 35 on third charge of second degree murder in 1977 killing of Cindy A Clinton. Judge Leighton Fossey weighs motion to dismiss if Ulery is finally found competent while noting past hospital findings and no dangerous tendencies. Ulery detained on 50000 bond since March 1980 after confession disputed by defense due to mental retardation.

Paola, Kan Paola Larry Gene Ulery Associate District Court Leighton Fossey Miami County David Belling Ulery Menninger Foundation Topeka Fossey Larned Osawatomie Alery

Inmate Hunger Strike At Kansas State Penitentiary

Nine inmates at the Kansas State Penitentiary in Lansing reportedly eat well despite claiming a hunger strike since January. Officials note meals hidden in cells, while an inmate who distributed food was removed from duty. Injuries in a separate incident affected Clifton Vincent and Leon Stanley, both serving long terms for serious crimes.

Lansing Kan Kansas State Penitentiary Linda Moppin Ms. Moppin Preston Barton II Corrections Kansas Barton Kansas State Clifton Vincent Leon Stanley

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