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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1987

Page

13

Reagan Returns to Public View in Missouri City Visit

President Reagan stepped from Air Force One in Columbia, Missouri, to a packed 15,000 crowd along Broadway. He spoke to about 2,500 at Hickman High School Gym amid a governors education conference and addressed student questions, while protesters and supporters filled the city streets.

Columbia Missouri Reagan Columbia Regional Air Force One Brent McAlister Brent Robbie Bratcher Broadway Hickman High School Secretary of Education Bennett

Brubeck Breaks Ground In Moscow Jazz Quest

In Moscow the jazz pioneer Dave Brubeck opened a two hour set with his quartet at the Rossiya Theatre, wowing 2,500 concertgoers with unorthodox time signatures and familiar tunes. He described performing in the Soviet Union as the fulfillment of a dream, a moment welcomed by fans who sentimentally linked his music to thaw era relations.

Moscow Dave Brubeck Soviet Union Rossiya Hotel Kremlin Brubeck Voice of America Stalin America Reagan Mikhail S. Gorbachev Geneva Chris Bill Smith Randy Jones Duke Ilington St. Louis George Gershwin Alexander Mirokhin Alexander Bolotsky

Lightning Hits Atlas Centaur Rocket in NASA Setback

CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP lightning struck the unmanned Atlas Centaur rocket during a rain shower destroying the vehicle and its 161 million mission. The satellite would link a five craft fleet for the Pentagon and Presidential Command Network while a review board is named to investigate the accident.

Cape Canaveral Fla Space Agency Atlantic NASA George Diller John W. Gibb Gibb Pentagon Presidential Command FitSatCom

Sodbuster Provisions Stir Senate Over Alfalfa Exemption

In Washington AP reports a Senate vote may come today on a dairy bill amendment to exempt alfalfa and multiyear grasses from sodbuster rules in the 1985 farm law. Opponents include Senator Armstrong and conservation groups who warn reopening the law could spur broader crop program changes. Farm Bureau cautions against reopening the farm bill even for a small concession.

Washington Congress Senate Agriculture Committee William L. Armstrong Rcolo Kenneth A. Cook The Conservation Foundation Foundation Conservation and Wildlife Organizations Senate Cook National Commission On Dairy Policy Armstrong American Farm Bureau Federation Farm Bureau Edward Zorinski D-Neb James A. McClure Ridgho Patrick J. Leahy Conservation People Agriculture Department

Reagan urged to press Japan with chip sanctions

U S officials say advisers on the Economic Policy Council support retaliatory duties on Japanese electronics to enforce the 8 month old trade pact. Target items include telecommunications gear and semiconductors where Japanese supply competes with U S and European firms. Prime Minister Nakasone plans to visit Washington April 29 for talks amid rising trade frictions.

Washington Reagan Economic Policy Council United States U.S Hong Kong Singapore Reagan Administration Japan Semiconductor Industry Association Yasuhiro Nakasone

ESU Names Kansas Master Teachers for 1987

Seven educators named Kansas Master Teachers for 1987 by Emporia State University will be honored in April at Emporia State. Recipients include Roger D. Brannan Manhattan High School, Jackie Engle McPherson High School English, Nick A. Henry Pittsburg State University learning disabilities, Beth Lynch Salina High School South social science, Marie Peterson Oakley Elementary first grade, Jayed Rucker Liberty Middle School vocal music, and Sandra J. Tervil Salina Unified School District 307 superintendent.

Emporia Kan Kansas Emporia State University Roger D. Brannan Manhattan Manhattan High School Jackie Engle McPherson McPherson Senior High Nick A. Henry Pittsburg Pittsburg State University Beth Lynch Salina Salina High School Marie Peterson Oakley Jayed Rucker Pratt Liberty Middle School

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