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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1980

Page

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Ottawan bound over for first degree murder trial

Richard Wayne Gooding 21 of 515 N Cedar was bound over for trial on a first degree murder charge in the Sept 10 shooting of 28 year old Ricky Alan Patterson after a 44 hour preliminary hearing in District Court. Patterson and Gooding were involved in a scuffle with Larry Leach after Patterson accused Leach of involvement with Patterson’s wife Janet.

Jay Bemis Richard Wayne Gooding N. Cedar Ricky Alan Patterson Orville Steele Gooding R. Michael Latimer Patterson Leach North Cedar

Local window-breaking spree on Main Street

A spree of window smashing along Main Street is reported with multiple storefronts damaged. Police investigate possible links between incidents as witnesses provide details about timing and suspects. No injuries reported at this time.

Main Street

Iran Holds Ground in Khuzestan as War Persists

Iran and Iraq exchange tank and infantry clashes as Khomeini rejects any cease-fire and vows to continue fighting until Iraqi forces are expelled from Iranian soil. Iran aims to keep the Strait of Hormuz open while reporting ground advances in Khuzestan. Hostage issue and U.S. politics swirl around the crisis with Reagan discussing potential October moves.

Baghdad Iraq Iran Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini Strait of Hormuz Oilrich Khuzestan Khomeini Mohammad Ali Rajai Edmund Muskie Pars Dora Hilla Agence France-Presse Madrid Diario 16 Amsterdam

Local UW Effort Aims For $51,381

Ottawa insurance agent Joe May named president and drive chairman of the 1980 Franklin County United Way fund drive to kick off Oct. 20 with a goal of $51,381 for 16 local and national charities. The drive board approved budgets for groups including the Arthritis Foundation, Red Cross, Salvation Army, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, and United Cerebral Palsy, plus administrative expenses. Co-chairman for drivers is Marty Buick. division chairs include Jim Meyer and Dolores Doman. Last year the drive fell short of its $50,875 goal by about $3,800. Weather notes: NWS Ottawa Station reports low 56 and high 87 with no rain. forecast mostly clear through Thursday, highs 65 to 70, cooler nights mid to upper 40s.

Ottawa Joe May Franklin County United Way May Arthritis Foundation American Diabetes Association Foster Home Kansas Child Service Kidney Foundation Red Cross Salvation Army

Wolf Creek Nuclear Power In Kansas Inescapable, Loux Says

The Kansas Corporation Commission chief Pete Loux predicts Wolf Creek Generating Station will meet federal licensing and begin operation by mid decade. Costs climb with delays, raising questions about customer bills as KG&E and Kansas City Power and Light push for higher rates.

Topeka Kan Kansas Corporation Commission Richard C Pete” Loux Wolf Creek Kansas Loux Commisson Nuclear Regulatory Commission Burlington Terry Mundorf ECC Wolf Creek Project United States Wichita KCC Mundorf Kg&e

Ottawa Seeks Destruction Of Abandoned Cypress House

Ottawa City Commissioners agreed the vacant home at 840 Cypress is a hazard and should be razed. Wilma Abram of Los Angeles, heir, will sign a release to let the city destroy the building, with demolition costs added to her property tax bill next year. The street paving issue on Cypress is tabled for a future agenda.

George B. Pyle Cypress Ottawa Wilma Abram Los Angeles Calif California Wayne Ledom S. Oak George Marstall Commission Beech Seventh Terrace Twyman Sycamore Spruce Logan Fairway City Park Tecumseh Street

Government Bill Passes To Fund Government Amid Abortion Row

The House approved Senate compromise wording on public funding for abortion and sent a stopgap emergency spending bill to President Carter. The action prevents a federal shutdown as the new fiscal year began with money tied up over abortion policy.

Washington House Senate Carter

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Ottawan South Main Larry Leach Cherry Wendell Barker Robert L. Pinet Barker Janet Bill Gooding Richard Bill Jay Wesen Rick Patterson Larry Rick Richard Gooding The George Brett de Telegraaf Reagan Lee Byrd Associated Press Ronald Reagan Jimmy Carter Joe Everhart South Oak Street Dave Kaup National Weather Service Cypress Street Eighth Ninth
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