Kids Have An Inventive Flatr
Nine young Americans honored for inventiveness include Lindsay Wilson of Oregon who designed the Toddler Plate with suction cups and a corded utensil set. The Washington ceremony awarded a $500 savings bond and a medallion from Vice President Bush.
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Washington
Oregon
Lindsay Wilson
Tualatin
Ore
Lindsay
George Bush
Robert Jarvik
Invent America
Bush
National Patent Model Association
Ottawa Teachers Seek Fact Finder To Move Negotiations
Ottawa teachers request a state fact finder after mediation failed to resolve contract talks. KDHR asks the Ottawa Board of Education to provide positions on unresolved issues within three working days and decide between a single finder or a three member panel. Salary remains the main dispute, with offers differing by about 50 thousand dollars and 5 percent proposed for next year.
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Jay Bemis
Herald
Ottawa
Ottawa Board of Education
Kansas Department of Human Resources
KDHR
Roger Nelson
State Department
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John Dowell
KCHR
Chuck Tilman
Teachers’ Ottawa Education Association
Tilman
National Education Association
Los Angeles
Surge of Seoul protests demand ouster of Chun Doo hwan
Hundreds of thousands across 33 South Korean cities march for democracy led by opposition figures Kim Young-sam and Kim Dae-jung. Police fire tear gas as thousands of students clash with riot police in Seoul and other cities, with injuries and arrests reported. Demonstrators defend peaceful aims while some attack police and vehicles. Security forces mobilize 120,000 nationwide with 30,000 in Seoul.
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South Korea
Democracy
Chun Doo-hwan
Kim Young-sam
Chun
Kim Dae-jung
National Coalition For A Democratic Constitution
Kim
Hilton Hotel
Kwangju
Reagan Polyp Removals Update Health Status
President Reagan had two benign appearing polyps removed during a routine colon cancer surveillance at the White House medical office. Col. John Hutton said the president remains in excellent health, with results pending Monday. Howard Baker noted doctors were not surprised by the findings.
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Reagan
White House
Col
John Hutton
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Opposition mounts to special session on highway package
House Minority Leader Marvin Barkis joined leaders against Gov. Hayden's plan for a fall special session to consider the 1.8 billion highway package. Barkis and House Speaker Jim Braden urged dropping the idea, with Braden doubting enough votes exist to pass the program and opposing sales tax funding for highways.
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House
Marvin Barkis
Mike Hayden
Barkis
D-Louisburg
Jim Braden
R-Clay Center
Hayden
Braden
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