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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1982

Page

4

Watt Opens Coastline to Oil and Gas Drilling Plan

Interior Secretary James Watt unveils a five year plan placing 1 billion offshore acres from the U S coast and Alaska up for leasing in 41 sales from next month through June 1987. He argues the program strengthens national security creates jobs and reduces imports despite court challenges and state opposition. Environmentalists warn the scope blocks adequate environmental review while critics in Congress vow action.

Washington Interior James Watt U.S Watt Alaska America The Natural Resources Defense Council California Congress PBS Interior Department Francis Beinecke Edward Markey D-Mass

Vehicle Fires and Crash Report From Kansas City and Centropolis

The report notes a vehicle owned by Lee Vending Company in Kansas City Missouri, driven by Arthur Mondum of Kansas City Kansas, catching fire after an oil leak with damage around 50 dollars. A battery incident in Ottawa, involving David Mille’s vehicle, tipped over with no damage estimate. Injuries reported near Centropolis involve William L. Weems, 17, who drove off the road, causing a rollover. he was treated and released with damage exceeding 300 dollars.

Lee Vending Company Kansas City Arthur Mondum Kan David Mille Ottawa Centropolis William L. Weems N. Sycamore Weems Ransom Memorial Hospital

Immunity Ruling Overturned in Highway Sign Placement Case

The Kansas Supreme Court ruled unanimously that highway warning signs placement is mandated by state regulations, not discretionary for local or state engineers. The decision sends the case back to district court for retrial, involving Daniel Carpenter of Topeka who was injured on a Shawnee County road after an unmarked curve.

Topeka, Kan Kansas Supreme Court Shawnee County Daniel Carpenter Topeka Shawnee Carpenter Damon Johnson Johnson Kansas Supreme Court Alfred G

Forfeiture notices affect Franklin County land deeds

Notices announce lease forfeiture on multiple Franklin County tracts totaling about 350 acres for failures to cure breaches of lease terms. W E Haun and W E Hawn referenced. executors and assignees include Mild Western Investment, Sparrow Energy, Brown Investments, and Mid Western States Investment. Court actions list estate matter for Lester G Leach with hearing scheduled in Ottawa.

Mild Western Investment Corporation Nortek Energy Corporation Sparrow Energy Corporation Brown Investments, Inc Ocelot Corporation 1 Frankin County Kansas Township W.E. Haun Franklin County Register of Deeds Office of the Register of Deeds of Franklin B. Yates Mid Western States Investment Corporation Township 17 W.E. Hawn Reaister of Deeds John R. Allen District Court of Lester G. Leach

Tractor pull results and ties at Wellsville event

In the lightweight division Russ W Price 10 Wellsville won first on an Allis Chalmers with 108 percent pull. Loren Eisele 13 Wellsville placed second on a Homelite with 99 percent. Eric Jackson 12 Ottawa won third with 35 percent. In heavyweight Russell Eisele 14 Wellsville won on a White with 215 percent. Edwin 10 Wellsville second on same tractor with 205 percent. Two drivers tied for third Greg Rose 10 Ottawa on a Graveley and Paul Golden 15 Prescott visiting grandfather on an International 128 both 152 percent. All drivers received trophies. prizes 25, 15, 10. A tractor safety demo preceded the pull.

Page 1 Russ W. Price Wellsville Allis-Chalmers Loren Eisele Eric Jackson Ottawa Russell Eisele Edwin Greg Rose Paul Golden Prescott

IRA Threats Rise as London Bombs Renew Troubles

London faced new IRA threats after a Belfast paper claimed one London bomb equals 100 in Belfast. The warning followed two recent IRA blasts that killed nine soldiers and wounded 50 in two London parks, ending an eight month mainland bombing lull that has claimed 78 lives since March 1972. A Republican News editorial praised IRA logistics, while an IRA spokesman avoided confirming a campaign. Police sought to jog memories by recreating the nail bomb scene in Hyde Park with a blue car similar to the one used.

London Britain Irish Republican Army Belfast Republican News IRA England Hyde Park

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