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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1986
Page
7
Local and area football reports feature on pages 8 and 9 with game recaps and standings. National Experimental AIDS drug coverage appears on page 10. Ex-President Jimmy Carter criticizes his successor in a feature on page 12.
Ottawa Board of Education moves up a special meeting to vote on leaving the East Kansas League for the SEK. Athletic director Lyle Rutter notes SEK vote favored Ottawa and EKL officials have been informed. The decision hinges on enrollments and the SEK would place Ottawa in the upper division ahead of Coffeyville Pittsburg and Independence. Ottawa's size compared with nearby districts frames the choice.
The House approved striking state control over pesticide safety on foods, giving the EPA final say. The 325 to 4 vote, part of FIFRA revisions, overrides state bans such as EDB and daminozide rules amid industry support and health concerns.
In Kansas a tight half way point unfolds in the 1986 governor race between Democratic Lt. Gov. Tom Docking and Republican Speaker Mike Hayden. Both campaigns cite education jobs and the farm economy as key issues while grappling with side disputes over South Africa policy and campaign finance disclosures. Docking moves forward on momentum despite a four point deficit. Hayden’s team touts experience and trust to restore the death penalty.
Washington AP. Personal incomes rose 0.4 percent in August while consumer spending jumped 1.1 percent, led by a surge in auto sales. Analysts say gains may overstate strength due to June and July revisions and spending concentrated in cars.
President Reagan summoned Eduard Shevardnadze to convey the strength of his feelings about the continued refusal to allow Nicholas Daniloff, a U S News & World Report reporter, to return home from Moscow on espionage charges. The talks focused on summit preparations and other U S Soviet issues.
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