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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1987

Page

2

Radioactive Waste Storage in Kansas Sparks Debate

The piece notes Kansas joins a five state compact to host nuclear waste, with Lyons previously eyed as a site. It argues for clear, public explanation of waste types and facility operations, stressing public confusion over technical details and the broader need to address hosting duties.

Atomic Energy Commission Lyons AEC Kansas Oklahoma Nebraska Arkansas Louisiana

ORC Fees and Card Policy Spark Ottawa Summer Debate

PAM SHEFFIELD asks why Ottawa Recreation Commission activities cost more than nearby towns. She questions ORC card requirements, uniform deposits, and overall budgeting while urging transparency. An ORC meeting is set for 7 30 p m May 20 and readers are invited to attend with questions.

Ottawa Recreation Commission Ottawa Lawrence Garnett Pomona Paola Osawatomie ORC Pam Sheffield E. Logan

Front lines report on AIDS crisis in San Francisco

Warlike briefing from editors’ convention scenes details AIDS deaths in San Francisco and US totals near 20,000. Dr June Osborn denounces lack of public service ads while Dr Mervyn Silverman warns of grim reality. Assemblyman Agnes urges war style media planning for coverage.

San Francisco Kansas Vietnam June Osborn University of Michigan School of Public Health American Society of Newspaper Editors Osborn England United States World Health Organization Mervyn Silverman American Foundation of Aids Research Silverman San _ Francisco Art Agnes Assemblyman Agnos

Prom Night Prompts Candid Reflections On Prom Culture

A week ending piece laments that spring failed to show and prom nights have changed from communal senior social rites to drug and alcohol worries. It cites post prom efforts by groups like MADD, notes a local tuxedo store gift slip urging safe behavior, and contrasts TV sensational justice with Oklahoma’s Make-My-Day law amid AIDS education debates.

Madd, Mathers Madd Bernhard Goetz South Goetz Oklahoma Henry Bellman Charles Bronson

Music Lover Declares Stones Show the Greatest Yet

A Chicago writer recalls missing the Rolling Stones stadium performance and cites a rock critic raving that the show left audiences blown mind and prostrate. The piece contrasts Stones’ spectacle with Benny Goodman’s calm mastery, pondering enduring greatness and a future image of Mick Jagger at 66 swinging into the crowd.

New Orleans Louie Armstrong Count Basie Duke Ellington Modern Jazz Quartet George Shearing Reiner Solti Chicago Symphony Orchestra Mozart Chicago Rolling Stones England Toscanini The Stones Beethoven Mick Jagger Jagger Tarzan Benny Goodman Benny Goodman

FBI Visits Raise Question of Nicaragua Aid Volunteers

Deborah Menkart, a Tecnica volunteer teaching electronics at Suitland High, says FBI agents without warning visited her workplace and home on April 3 after a August 1985 Nicaragua trip. She joins Ellen Finkelstein in Chicago and others in San Francisco Seattle Chicago who faced similar visits. FBI says investigations are statutory and not harassment.

Washington Deborah Menkart Nicaragua Tecnica U.S Ronald Reagan FBI Suitland High School Mt. Pleasant Menkart San Diego San Francisco Chicago Seattle Suitland High Washington Field Nicara Reagan Suitland Ellen Finkelstein Finkelstein Lane Bonner

Ottawa Herald Rates Notice July 1986 Update

Ottawa Herald publishes subscription rates effective July 1 1986 and after. Local carrier and motor routes in Ottawa area cost 4.00 per month 11.00 per quarter 21.05 per six months 40.00 per year. Franklin and adjacent counties 4.40 monthly 13.00 quarterly 25.00 half-year 48.00 yearly. All other areas 5.50 monthly 16.00 quarterly 41.00 half-year 60.00 yearly. Out-of-state subscribers pay 5.5 percent sales tax.

Ottawa Franklin County

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