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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1981

Page

4

Ottawa leaders weigh bond rates and state funding at league meet

Mayor and officials described federal aid as likely restricted and noted high bond interest rates. Ottawa received a 1980 water plant project award beating Lawrence and others in population over 10 000. Gov Carlin spoke on severance tax funding for streets and crime reduction as lawmakers prepare for January session.

Paget Alan Beals National League of Cities Reagan Marstall Ottawa Kansas Consulting Engineers Lawrence Marshall Bob Mills John Carlin Leonard Larson Charlene Lister League Wendell Lady Kansa

Dayan Runs Independently. Limited Knesset Seats

Dayan stood as an independent in a 120 seat Knesset election and his group won only two seats, failing to join Bogin's coalition. He remained a vocal foreign policy voice but without political power. Last contact occurred the night Sadat was assassinated during an Israel Television interview where he appeared wan and tired with a hoarse voice.

Paget Bogin Sadat Israel Television

City Sees Shirt Cartoon as Little Laughs Now

Kansas City Kansas officials deride a T shirt parody of a cartoon showing police badges with Shoot First motto. The shirts, worn by officers amid six civilian killings in 20 months, lack official sanction and drew mayoral sharp rebuke. Civil rights panel warns of rising police misconduct and urges civilian review and tougher federal laws.

Kansas City, Kan Pete Enich Kansas City Times Los Angeles New York Kansas City Kan Mike Dailey Alan C. Hancock Wyandotte Jack Reardon U.S. Commission On Civil Rights

Atkins Quips About Freedom From Prompters

Atkins, described as a big burly man, sits in prison administrative offices and speaks in soft tones to newsmen. He claims for the first time in 20 years he will not need to carry a radio or a telephone prompter, signaling a significant change in his routine.

Atkins Lansing Carlin Kenneth Oliver McManus

Helmich Gets Life Sentence

Joseph G. Helmich Jr., a former Army Signal Corpsman, was sentenced to life in prison after pleading guilty to conspiring to sell secret information to the Soviet Union. The 44 year old faces parole eligibility in 10 years and his espionage charges spanned 17 years with the KL-7 system once used by top commands in the early 1960s.

Jacksonville Fla Joseph G. Helmich Jr Army Signal Helmich U.S. Army Signal Corps Paris U.S Gary L. Betz United States Betz Vietnam

Notice of Hearing and Foreclosure Suit in Franklin County

Legal notices include a Kansas Adult Authority hearing for James A. Fanning on clemency request with comment deadline October 29, 1981. Foreclosure suit filed in Franklin County District Court by Patricia J. Harkins et al against Eddie J. Gricius with November 20, 1981 plead date and Ottawa venue.

James A. Fanning Franklin County Kansas Kansas Adult Authority Welling Kansas Avenue Topeka District Court Patricia J. Harkins Joseph F. Harkins Judith Ann Harkins State of Eddie J. Gricius Canrernad Patricia Harkins N.E S.W. Va Section 2 Township Ninth Street Ottawa Thomas H. Sachse Green & Sachse P.O

Industrial News Some Say Points Toward A Recession

Washington AP reports industrial production fell 0.8 percent in September to a year low, fueling debate on a recession. Analysts differ on depth, with Commerce chief economist Ortner warning of slowdown and others predicting a mild, short downturn if any.

Washington Federal Reserve Board Cross Chase Econometrics Bala Cynwyd Commerce Department Sinai Michael Evans

Social Security tax hikes take effect January 1982

The Social Security Administration announced that the average worker will pay about $100 more in 1982 and maximums rise by about $200. Payroll tax rate increases to 6.7 percent, wage base climbs to $32,400, affecting workers, employers, and self employed. Benefits and earnings limits are also adjusted for 1982.

Washington Social Security Administration Congress

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