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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1985

Page

5

Downtown Holiday Lighting Venture Promoted

A local downtown lighting project for the holiday season gains promotion on page 3. Community groups back the effort, aiming to brighten storefronts, attract visitors, and spur seasonal commerce with coordinated displays and events.

Royals find power in the Minnesota long ball

Royals overpower Twins with home runs as fans cheer the long ball. Karen Carlin profiles a reluctant divorcee finding resilience amid upheaval. Nationwide mood shift noted as Americans admire workers’ toil in Japan but question outcomes.

Sports Royals Minnesota

Crisis Creates Unlikely Allies In Hostage Drama

BEIRUT Lebanon AP Syria and Israel said ready to join the United States in attempts to secure release of 40 U S hostages held by Shiite militants in Lebanon. As Safir cited sources that Syria would use its good offices with Shiites to press for freedom as talks with Iran and Damascus neared. Amal militia leader warned the hostages would be handed back to hijackers in about 10 days if progress stalled.

Beirut Lebanon Syria Israel Middle East United States U.S As- Safir Arab Ba’ath Socialist Party Hafez Assad Damacus Hojatoleslam Hashemi Rafsanjani Iran Hezbollah Party of God TWA Shimon Peres Amal Spain As-Safir Israel Radio Yediot Ahronot Peres Reagan

Air India crash probe points to in-air breakup

Cork Ireland AP Indian expert says wreckage analysis shows Air India Flight 182 likely broke up in the air after crashing into the North Atlantic off Ireland. 329 aboard. crew notes chairs remain intact, suggesting high altitude breakup. Airline suspends Canada service until airports tighten security. full details on page 6.

Cork Ireland Air-India Atlantic V.K. Bhasin Indian Airlines Air India Bhasin North Atlantic Toronto Canada India Montreal London New Delhi Bombay Bashin Canadian K. Anand

City abandons crossing alternative by Ottawa panel

Ottawa officials will not repurpose the AT&SF railroad bridge as a pedestrian crossing after insurers deem it uninsurable. Marsh & McLennan cited safety restrictions and lack of suitable railroad protective coverage, leaving Main Street Bridge demolition plans on hold.

Melissa Bauman Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ottawa City Commission Main Street At&sf Railroad Richard Callahan Marsh & McLennan Inc Kansas City At&sf Callahan Ottawa U.S.C. 290 Ottawa Middle School Lyle Dresher Franklin County Senior Center

U S Fears The Day When Terrorism Enters Nuclear Age

Washington and allied planners warn nuclear terrorism could loom as a real threat. Officials MB Mabry and Merrill Walters outline contingency plans to prevent theft or use of nuclear materials. A seminar by Nuclear Control Institute and SUNY's terrorism studies program gathered experts who cautioned that terrorists could obtain fissionable materials and build an atomic bomb. Rep Gephardt and Adm Thomas Davies provide further warnings on the potential national security nightmare.

Washington Reagan Administration David Mabry State Department U.S Beirut Mabry Merrill B. Walters North Atlantic Treaty Organization NATO European Walters Nuclear Control Institute State University of New York Con Richard A. Gephardt D-Mo Gephardt Adm Thomas Davies

U S Embargo Threat Considered Over Beirut Hostage Crisis

Washington reports Reagan weighs options including closing Beirut airport or embargoing its port to pressure Iran Syria Libya and other sponsors of the TWA 347 hijackers as negotiations continue. Spokesman Speakes cautions details remain undecided while hostages appear on a videotape expressing hope for release.

Washington Reagan Beirut White House Larry Speakes United States Iran Syria Libya TWA Speakes

Ottawa area weather forecast update

The National Weather Service station at the Ottawa Water Plant logged an early morning low of 65 and a mid afternoon high of 91. The county forecast calls for a partly cloudy night with a 30 percent rain chance and lows of 70 to 75, followed by continued partly cloudy conditions on Wednesday with a 40 percent rain chance and highs in the upper 80s to low 90s.

National Weather Service Ottawa

County Hears Plan To Move Emergency Dept Under Sheriff

The Franklin County Commission discussed folding the Emergency Preparedness Department into the sheriff’s office, removing the director post. County Attorney Wendell Barker signaled legal clearance, noting the head of the department must be designated, with the sheriff or appointee taking responsibility for civil defense compliance. A volunteer eyed as assistant to McCracken could be paid for emergency hours, while McCracken’s part-time post may be streamlined. The board also reviewed an $11,390 grant for McCracken’s department and planned a July 11 Coffey County meeting on the first response program. They recently pledged aid to Coffey County after Wolf Creek nuclear plant concerns and considered reappointing Ransom Memorial Hospital Trustee James Ryssemus.

Melissa Bauman Franklin County Commission Sheriff's Department Barker Son McCracken Commission Charles Mavity Merle Haas Coffey County Wolf Creek Ransom Memorial Hospital James Ryssemus Board of

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