Inside Highlights Local Ottawa Woman Reads With Radio
OHS tops Fort Scott 26 to 20 in season finale as Fort Scott notes close game on Page 10. Ottawa scene highlights include a local woman enjoying radio access during sports coverage and community notes from Page 3.
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OHS
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Reagan rejects tax hike as balance goal stays unclear
President Reagan refused sizable tax increases to shrink deficits, stating he will stick with the plan even if 1984 balance is out of reach. Senate Republicans suggest he may consider revenue enhancements in 1983 and 1984, while aides stress his preference is spending cuts. Budget forecasts show deficits potentially reaching $90 to $146 billion, with Treasury officials noting possible restraint in 1984.
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Reagan
Senate
Larry Speakes
Congress
Speakes
White House
Howard Baker Jr
Tennessee
Wee
Baker
Pete V. Domenici
Rn.m
Senate Budget Committee
Treasury
Donald T. Regan
Carlin backs property tax classification plan in Kansas
Gov. John Carlin urged the 1982 Kansas Legislature to adopt a classification approach for real property taxing, backing a proposal to assign properties to different classes with distinct assessment rates. He noted growing legislative support and cited voter pressure as prompting shifts in opinion.
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Topeka
Kan
John Carlin
Kansas
Carlin
Cane
Praisal
Sre Pears
Cepr Ncee Cab
Soviets accuse U S of vagueness on nuclear use in Europe
Moscow charges Washington with admitting the possibility of using nuclear weapons in Europe and calls US statements on NATO contingency plans inadmissible. Tass cites contradictions between Haig and Weinberger as evidence of dangerous nuclear rhetoric.
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Soviet Union
Europe
United States
U.S
Tass
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Defense
Caspar W. Weinberger
NATO
Haig
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
White House
Defense Department
Washington
Novosti Presa
Tila Nalye
Ottawa Veterans Day observance planned by local VFW post
The Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 5901 in Ottawa will mark Veterans Day 1981 with a public display at Litwin's department store, an upcoming poppy sale by Boy Scouts, church services, an open house, and a city parade led by state and district officials. The event ends with an 8:15 p.m. post gathering.
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Jay Bemis
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Ottawa
the Post
Litwin’s
Main
Melvin Beghley
W. 7Th
VFW
City Park
Tecumseh Street
Robert Whipple
Kansas City
Richard Read
Pleasanton
Garnett
National Guard
Guard
Mary Whipple
William Boucek Sr
Virginia
Potomac River
Washington D.C
Arlington National Cemetery
America
Westminister Abbey
England
Arc de Triomphe
France
SRS Controller Suspended Amid Kansas Agency Probe
AP reports Arthur L. Leverenz, controller of the Kansas SRS, was suspended as KBI opens an inquiry into alleged irregularities. SRS Secretary Robert C. Harder confirms Leverenz relieved of duties pending investigation, citing unresolved financial questions. Attorney General Stephan ordered the KBI probe after a Friday complaint.
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Topeka
Kan
Arthur L. Leverenz
State Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Robert C. Harder
SRS
Associated Press
Leverenz
Harder
KBI
Robert T. Stephan
KTSB
Stephan
Jack Ford
The
Deputy Injured in Frightened Man Scuffle Charges Filed
A Franklin County deputy was wounded while attempting to take 23 year old John Wilson into protective custody. Wilson faces aggravated assault on a police officer and was ordered to a mental evaluation at Larned State Hospital to assess trial competency. Sheriff officials say the incident followed Wilson displaying a shotgun at his parents home.
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Larry Skeet
Rex Bowling
John Wilson
Rural
Rantoul
Larned State Hospital
Wendell Barker
Skeet
Wilson
Barker
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