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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1981

Page

4

British police urge tougher tactics amid urban riots

In five British cities rioting flared for the 11th night. Police Federation leader Jim Jardine urged a harder stance, while authorities reported fewer incidents in London but ongoing unrest in Leicester Derby Liverpool Nottingham Huddersfield and Leeds. Whitelaw signaled possible use of plastic bullets water cannons and military camps to curb the violence.

London Jim Jardine Police Federation Jardine Derbyshire Union Leicester English Midlands Derby Liverpool Nottingham Huddersfield Ronald Gregory West Yorkshire Leeds Home William Whitelaw Conservative Party Whitelaw Britain

Reagan Presses Six to Twelve Month High Interest Outlook

Washington reports that high U.S. interest rates will persist six to twelve months as part of fighting inflation. Reagan will address European leaders at the Ottawa summit to reassure them rates are temporary and not a weapon against partners. Regan says rates reflect supply and demand and rejects credit controls, while Europe weighs unemployment versus inflation amid differing policy approaches.

Washington Reagan Canada U.S United States Treasury Donald T. Regan Regan Ottawa Europe France West Germany Great Britain Italy Japan Oval Office Francois Mitterrand

Wheat harvest in Kansas reaches ninety percent complete

The 1981 Kansas wheat harvest was 90 percent complete by last weekend, down from 95 a year ago and 85 on average. Northern areas progress with weather, while eastern fields wait for mud to dry. Frost and rains trimmed the crop prospect, with yields cut to 305 million bushels from June forecasts. Corn crop looks strong at 20 percent silk, sorghum 96 percent planted, soybeans 90 percent planted.

Topeka Kan Kansas State Crop and Livestock Reporting Service

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