National James Watt Delivers Again
Local report notes James Watt’s latest achievement highlighted on page 12. The county commission coverage appears on page 10. Cyclone fans rally as victory boosts anticipation for Friday’s gridiron clash at Bonner Springs, per page 4.
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James Watt
County Commission
Bonner Springs
Wheelchair? No, Harley life fuels Hazel Kolbs comeback
Hazel Kolb, 53, rode a 1982 Harley on a 14464 mile perimeter trip in 1979. She and Bill Stermer wrote On The Perimeter, promoting helmet use and rider training. Now back in the limelight, she promotes independence, family, and two-shadow partnership while touring and speaking at motorcycle events.
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Bob Burtch
Hazel Kolb
Continental
United States
Johnny Carson
London
Mrs. Kolb
American Motorcyclist Association
Jack Kolb
Kolb
Philopena Platzer
New York
Monroe County
Missouri
George Dowell
Hazel
Tom
Threat of Martial Law in the Philippines Sparks Warnings
President Ferdinand E Marcos threatened to reimpose martial law and ordered troops to shoot if needed amid a violent crackdown. In New York a hijacking of an American Airlines jet to Havana left 11 dead and 200 wounded as the crew pursued a Cuba destination. Marcos said such extremes were possible only if a rebellion or violent disruption occurred, while reversing a prior call for maximum tolerance toward demonstrators.
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Manila
Philippines
Ferdinand E. Marcos
NEW York
Cuba
American Airlines
al Becker
Kennedy International Airport
St. Thomas
U.S. Virgin Islands
Leon Katz
Airport Authority of
New Jersey
Havana
Becker
Benigno Aquino
Marcos
Search for Flight 007 Recorders Gains Momentum
The U S search fleet leader expressed optimism about locating the flight recorders of Korean Air Lines Flight 007 after a Soviet official blamed pilots for mistaking the airliner for a military spy plane. Soviet officials invite U S and Japanese officials to Sakhalin to receive items found by Soviet ships while vessels search near Moneron Island for the recorders.
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Carl Manning
Associated Press
U.S
Korean Air Lines
Tokyo
Soviet Union
Sakhalin Island
Moneron Island
Japan
Sakhalin
Foreign Ministry
William A. Cockell Jr
Cockell
Sterett
Sea of Japan
Charles L. MacLin
Viktor Linnyk
Ottawa area weather forecast for Wednesday to Friday
The National Weather Service station at the Ottawa Water Plant logged 34 degrees early Wednesday with a high of 63. Tonight will be clear with possible frost and lows in the mid 30s. Friday brings sunny skies with highs near 70 and south winds 10 to 20 mph.
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National Weather Service
Ottawa
Pollution Triggers Fish Cancer Scare Across Major Waterways
Washington AP reports pollutants linked to cancerous tumors in fish on several rivers and coastal areas. Scientists urge federal regulation, citing higher human cancer rates in five regions: Puget Sound, Black River Ohio, and Buffalo Niagara Hudson rivers.
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Washington
House
Merchant Marine and Fisheries Subcommittee
John C. Harshbarger
Smithsonian Institution
Puget Sound
Washington State
Black River
Ohio
Buffalo, Niagara
Hudson Rivers
New York
Rural hospitality in Rostov state farm visit in 1981 Russia
Roving editor travels from Rostov to Baklametnik state farm 180 kilometers southeast, witnessing a mix of modern and rustic farming. Workers earn modest wages, state farms claim profits for reinvestment, and abundant harvests amid warm hospitality and a festive lunch with bread, vodka, and toasts.
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John
Baklametnik State Farm
Rostov
Don
Ivan
Baklametnik
America
Midwest
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Rold
Kal
Linnyk
British Broadcasting Corp
Edinburgh
Scotland
North Pacific
Kamchatka
Stoep
Tufts
Dan Mulholland
Russia
Moskvich
Peggy
John McCormally