Local Veteran Congressman Campaigns in Virgin Territory
Local veteran congressman campaigns in virgin territory as residents hear his policy positions. Page 3 notes local athletes had a strong weekend with Legion baseball teams winning seven of eight outings and Junior Olympic thinclads winning 22 events at a sub state meet. Page 4 mentions a slight hitch but no problem. Page 7.
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Virgin Territory
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Israelis Tighten Grip as Beirut Encirclement Enters Day Two
Israeli Defense Minister Ariel Sharon leads a rapid tank assault to Baabda, sealing off West Beirut. Forces block land sea and air routes, trapping PLO fighters in a 10 square mile area while U N and U S ships monitor evacuations. Lebanese leaders rush to form emergency measures as civilians flee and Christians cheer gathered outside Beirut.
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West Beirut
Defense
Ariel Sharon
Sharon
Baabda
Israel
Raphael Eytan
Beirut
PLO
U.S. 6Th Fleet
Jounieh
U.N
6Th Fleet
West
Israel Radio
Baahda
Elias Sarkis
Sixman
Lebanon
Menachem Begin
Palestine Liberation Organization
Yasser Arafat
Eytan
George Habash
Stalingrad
France
Hall of Fame Niche To Ottawa Teacher Barney Forker Inducted
Marvin P. Forker of Ottawa was inducted into the Kansas Teachers Hall of Fame joining 13 honorees at a ceremony beside a new hall building near Boot Hill. Forker’s career spanned Geneseo, Pretty Prairie, Burrton, and administrative posts in Topeka, Cherryvale, and Medicine Lodge before becoming Ottawa superintendent in 1964. He earned a BS in 1940 and a MS in 1944, and will complete a seven year term as area vice-president of the National Retired Teachers Association this July.
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Dodge City
Marvin P
Barney” Forker
Ottawa
Kansas Teachers Hall of Fame
Kansas
Jeane E. Jones
Topeka
Carl Senter
S. Mulberry
Mary Lee Harvey
E. 6Th
Kansas Retired Teachers Association
KRTA
Hall of Fame
Boot Hill
Mary Louise Risdon
Main
Forker
Elm
Geneseo
Pretty Prairie
Burrton
Kingman
Cherryvale
Medicine Lodge
Fort Hays State College
University of Kansas
Harvey
National Retired Teachers Association
Mass Arrests Erupt At UN Nuclear Mission Protests
Police detained over 1200 anti nuclear demonstrators as they blockaded United States Soviet China France Britain missions. Readiness by 300 officer teams and 40 buses marked city record civil disobedience, with thousands marching and vows to keep challenging disarmament.
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New York
United Nations
Alice McGillion
Central Park
U.S
U.N
United States
Soviet Union
China
France
Britain
South Africa
Israel
Robert Burke
Direct Action Coalition
Third Avenue
War Resisters League
Grace Hedemann
British Push To Stanley In Falklands Clash Deepens
British troops seized three ridges about 20 miles west of Stanley as Argentine forces retreated toward the besieged capital. Both sides reported gains and heavy fighting, with a Red Cross neutral zone around Stanley and mounting casualties, including the loss of nine sailors on the Glamorgan.
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London
Falkland Islands
Stanley
John Nott
Buenos Aires
Mount Tumbledown
Wireless Ridge
Nott
Mount William
Port Stanley
Argentina
Britain
Red Cross
Susan Whitley
Mount Harriet
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Joint Chiefs
British Defense Ministry
John Natt
Harrier
Invincible
Ottawa area weather forecast and rainfall report
The National Weather Service station at the Ottawa Water Plant logged a low of 52 and high 74 on Friday, 53/75 Saturday, and 54/80 Sunday. Friday rain totaled 0.45 inches. County forecast calls for tonight an 80 percent thunderstorm chance with heavy rain, lows 60 to 65, SE winds 10 to 15 mph. Tuesday expect 60 percent rain and thunderstorms, high near 80, NW winds 10 to 20 mph.
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Ottawa Water Plant
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