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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1982
Page
6
Bruce Devlin maintains a narrow lead amid the U S Open coverage with decisive play shaping the leaderboard. In other news the National League of Cities takes a costly anti federal stance impacting municipal policy discussions. A Texas madam seeks revenue via a garage sale as financial pressures rise.
Independent engineer from Topeka will appraise the Zellner Building after a partial collapse on June 14. Ottawa officials, Loyd Builders, Ed Haley, and Finney & Turnipseed will review structural integrity and prepare a report for the city, with a temporary roof to allow tenants to return.
In Kansas a debate over whether the state faces an oversupply of doctors versus a continuing shortage in two dozen counties is highlighted by medical association leaders and state planners. KU’s class size and a state aid program influence future supply, with officials predicting potential cuts while noting most counties still lack adequate physicians.
Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin urged nations to ban oppressive war at the United Nations, calling self defense noble while most General Assembly members boycotted his speech. Egypt was the only Arab country present as talks with Haig on Lebanon cease fires continued.
Israeli troops and armor moved through Christian east Beirut toward the Green Line near Yasser Arafat’s enclave. Defense Minister Ariel Sharon said Palestinian guerrillas must realize their struggle has no chance. An Israeli APC wandered into west Beirut and exchanged fire before retreating. Syrian troops police the cease-fire zone as Palestinian fighters fortify near the divided city.
Argentina's Foreign Ministry said hostilities will end only after Britain withdraws troops and lifts blockades. The note to the U.N. Security Council followed Galtieri's removal as army commander and as president soon to be replaced by Gen. Cristina Nicolaides. Britain prepared to move 5,000 of 11,000 Argentine POWs to the mainland as replacement ships and aircraft begin Falklands operations.
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