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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1979

Page

6

Suntan Style review crowns Connie Miner in Greeley contest

About 100 spectators watched as five contestants vied for three prizes in the first annual Suntan Style review by the Greeley Jaycees during Greeley Days. Connie Miner, 16, won $100 and a first place trophy, with Angela Goodevan, 17, Osawatomie, taking $50 and Mary Ann Crouch, 17, Osawatomie, $25.

Jay Bemis Greeley Jaycees Greeley Jaycees Gene Licktieg Lickneg Ray Imre National Jaycees Imre Kansas Connie Miner the Sun Angela Goodevan Osawatomie Mary Ann Crouch Rhonda New Paola Susie Guilfoyle Owasso Okla

Rhodesia Talks Begin Set Transition Role For Britain

London reportsForeign Secretary Lord Carrington opened Zimbabwe Rhodesia peace talks at Lancaster House urging early agreement on a new constitution before deciding control of the national army. Mugabe pressed Britain to lead a transition administration with a dominant guerrilla role, while Muzorewa warned of walkouts if military demands persist. British editorials reflected somber outlook on prospects.

London Lord Carrington Zimbabwe Rhodesia Abel Muzorewa Lancaster House Foreign Office Britain Carrington Robert Mugabe Mugabe Patriotic Front Muzorewa

Strike Expands to Santa Fe and Rio Grande Railroads

In Chicago AP report, UTU says the Rock Island Lines strike widens to Santa Fe and Denver and Rio Grande railroads with pickets at Denver and Santa Fe facilities. The union alleges aid to Rock Island operations and cites cautious movement of trains by Denver and Rio Grande Western crews.

Chicago Rock Island Santa Fe Denver and Rio Grande United Transportation Union Howard Kenyon UTU International Denver-Rio Grande Denver Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Co Gulf of Mexico Califoria Bob Gehrt Kenyon Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad Co Colorado Gehrt Herington Kane Hla. Rigg Topeka Kan Kansas City Wichita Gil Sweet Brotherhood of Railway and Airline Clerks Fred J. Kroll Clerks Union Washington

Grandfather Aims For Guinness Flight Record

Charles A. Shattuck, 62, of East Hartford Conn, leaves Boston for five days of travel. He will attempt the record for continuous flying on one airline, making 33 flights across 18 airports from Boston to the West Coast and back. The trip costs him $1,900 aided by half-fare coupons.

Boston Charles A. Shattuck Shattuck American Airlines East Hartford

Mozambique says Zimbabwe Rhodesian raids routed

Mozambique claims to have repelled a three day Zimbabwe Rhodesia incursion after heavy losses to the raiders. A Mozambican spokesperson says a Huey helicopter was lost, and that Zimbabwe Rhodesia withdrew after three days inside Mozambique.

Salisbury Zimbabwe Rhodesia Mozambique Radio Robert Mugabe Zimbabwe African National Union Joshua Nkomo Maputo Zimbabwe

Iran Leader Taleghani Dies at 69 in Tehran

Ayatollah Taleghani, rival of Khomeini and head of Iran's ruling revolutionary council, died of a heart attack in Tehran. Kyodo reported three days of mourning, with Taleghani seen as a progressive voice. Body rested at Tehran University mosque as citizens gathered.

Associated Press Ayatollah Mahmoud Taleghani Ruhollah Khomeini Revolutionary Council Japan Kyodo Tehran Taleghani Iran Tehran University Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi

Winn Jr to Represent U S at United Nations

Rep Larry Winn Jr Kansas named to U S delegation for the 34th United Nations General Assembly session opening September 17 in New York City. Ottawa Board of Education meets tonight at 7 30 with agenda items including vocational education proposal contracts for Nancy Johnson and Nancy Hare and various policy and funding actions.

Washington Larry Winn Jr R-Kan U.S United Nations General Assembly General Assembly Ottawa Board of Education Nancy Johnson Nancy Hare Special Education Advisory Council Mili Levy Hawthorne Leroy Lee East Central Vocational Cooperative Kansas

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