Civiletti Defends Conduct To Panel On Billy Carter Affair
Attorney General Civiletti testified before Senate investigators that he informed President Carter the Billy Carter matter was an exception not to be discussed. He denied delaying actions, admitted a misstep in public replies, and explained withholding Libya payment details to protect a U S intelligence source while allowing verification of a $220000 payment to Billy Carter.
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Benjamin R. Civiletti
Senate
Billy Carter
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Justice Department
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Tam
U.S
Democrats Expect Carlin At Local Fund-Raiser
Governor John Carlin will visit a Franklin County Democratic Party fundraising supper in Ottawa on October 12 from 4 to 7 p.m. at the Ottawa National Guard Armory. The public is invited to meet Carlin and Democratic candidates. Veronica Mayes and Timothy Sullivan were elected as alternates to county chair Eloise Andrews and vice chair Don Lickteig as delegates to district and state committees.
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John Carlin
Franklin County
Democratic Party
Ottawa
Eloise Andrews
Ottawa National Guard
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Andrews
Veronica Mayes
Timothy Sullivan
Don Lickteig
Ard
Editors Attend Yearbook Workshop at Ottawa University
About 200 high school and junior high editors and staffs attended a full day workshop sponsored by Jostens Yearbook Company at Ottawa University. They reviewed 500 yearbook samples from across the country and could take one home as an example. Attendees saw filmstrips and heard talks aimed at professionalizing school yearbooks. schools represented included Emporia, Burlington, Osage City, Baldwin City, DeSoto and Central Heights.
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DeSoto
Central Heights
K State Hosts First All University Careers Day
High School students invited to Manhattan on Saturday September 20 to explore college life at Kansas State University. They will attend two morning sessions in chosen colleges, speak with faculty and deans, and learn about E State programs. An afternoon features a football game against South Dakota and other university programs.
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Kansas State University
South Dakota
Polish Premier Seeks Wider Trade Union Role in Poland
Poland's new premier Jozef Pinkowski promised to increase the role of trade unions as partners with the communist government. He outlined plans to raise wages, freeze meat prices, and boost consumer goods, aiming to lift living standards after weeks of strikes in the Baltic region and Silesian coalfields. The Sejm session noted progress toward implementing settlements with striking workers, with meat-price freezes effective immediately and a five-day workweek planned next year. The lowest monthly salary would rise to 80 dollars by next January.
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Sejm
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Interpress
Communist Party
Edward Gierek
Pinkowski
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Smallpox Vaccination Rules Revised After Eradication
Federal officials said smallpox shots are no longer needed for the public as the disease is eradicated. An advisory committee updated recommendations per the CDC Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report, stating vaccination is only needed for laboratory workers handling smallpox or related viruses.
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National Center For Disease Control
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Local businesses advertise closures and events around early September
John’s Barber Shop and LB’s Headquart ers announce closings on September 6. Elks sale, VFW dance and Eagles steak night appear in town listings. Rummage sale, painting classes, car wash specials, and food promotions run through Sept. 9. Volunteers seek library funding and support in Ottawa with political ad by Bob Bozworth.
Ottawa Daily Report Dismissals And Local Thefts
Local short notices report dismissals and arrests including Clarence Davis James Bowen Naomi Dart Mrs Dwight Langley and daughter. An arrest for disorderly conduct after a fight at Joe Arnold's home. Theft from Virginia Townley at A&P store. Vandalism damage to five Ottawa University vehicles. Additional arrests for bad checks and speeding DWI. Market quotes and cattle hog prices from Kansas City AP with Monday receipts outlook.
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S. Willow
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Waller
Virginia L. Townley
S. Poplar
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Hickory
Ottawa University
Martin and
Centennial Halls
Linda Weaver
Dana D. Bliss
Sandra K. St. Pierre
Diana K. Kunard
Nancy S. Liesemeyer
Kansas City
Kansas
Miss Alabama Wins Round in Miss America Talent Show
Paige Phillips, 17, of Leeds Alabama, wins $2,500 scholarship in the Miss America talent preliminaries with a double ventriloquism and vocal act featuring marionettes Dinkle and Darlene performing Swanes Rock-a-Bye Your Baby and Mame. The Birmingham Southern College freshman credits breath control and a high palate for success.
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N.J
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Darlene
Paige Phillips
Leeds
Ala
Miss Phillips
Birmingham Southern College
Cancer support group postpones meeting to September fifteenth
The Cancer Support Group has postponed its meeting until Sept. 15. This Sunday only the Church of the Brethren will hold Sunday School at 8:30 a.m. and worship at 9:10 a.m. Gladys McIntire of 608 East 8th is a patient at KU Medical Center Kansas City Kansas in room 4308.
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Church of the Brethren
Gladys McIntire
KU Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Shaw Speaks Of The Future At Annual OU Convocation
Ottawa University held its President's Convocation to begin the new academic year and award honors for the 1990 spring semester. President Robert E. Shaw spoke on a complex world and the value of Christian higher education while Tri Gam Social Club won the President's Honor Cup for a 3.25 GPA. Medals of Excellence went to top GPA students across seniors juniors and sophomores, including Richard Dillon Kevin Freed Vicki Hause Cynthis Hulse Michael Mitchell Ricardo Roggero Keith Stabul Loretta Schulz Connie Brown Steve Heath Kathy Pittier Scott Thellman Lynette Blazier Marilyn Mast David Snyder and Kris Wortman.
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Tri Gam
Keith E. Shumway
Richard Dillon
Kevin Freed
Vicki Hause
Cynthis Hulse
Michael Mitchell
Ricardo Roggero
Keith Stabul
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Connie Brown
Steve Heath
Kathy Pittier
Scott Thellman
Lynette Blazier
Marilyn Mast
David Snyder
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