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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1983

Page

6

Grocery Prices Fall in First Half of 1983 Says AP

The Associated Press market basket survey shows grocery prices down about 0.9 percent overall from January to July 1983 with June marking the sharpest monthly drop at 1.2 percent. Across 12 cities 14 items were tracked, including meat like center cut pork chops and frankfurters, butter, eggs, coffee, milk, and sugar, with price shifts varying by city.

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Shultz Says No Deals With Syria Over Lebanon Exit

Secretary of State Shultz announced there will be no inducements for Syria to drop opposition to the Lebanon troop withdrawal. He rejected concessions on the Golan Heights, urged dialogue, and affirmed the Israel-Lebanon withdrawal pact would not be altered. He met with Gemayel in Beirut and planned talks in Damascus with Assad while presiding over a tense Middle East tour.

Beirut Lebanon George P. Shultz Syria Golan Heights Shultz Israel Saudi Arabia Middle East Amin Gemayel Damascus Reagan U.S Saud al-Faisal Saud Fahd Philip C. Habib Robert Dillon Gemayel Elie Salem Wadid Haddad Hafez Assad

Shootout Ends With Death by Own Action in Mulvane

Leonard L. George, 19, killed himself after wounding two Mulvane officers responding to a disturbance. Officer Sue Richardson, 29, was critically injured. Police Chief Bill Simmons was treated for pellet injuries. George, an unemployed construction worker, fired from a garage and in the yard before turning the gun on himself. Neighbors reported despondency over job loss.

Mulvane, Kan Mulvane Leonard L. George Wichita St. Joseph Medical Center George Simmons Sumner County Jim Newell

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