Local fall leisure lineup offered by several groups
A new set of fall courses spans drawing microwave cooking automotive troubleshooting and belly dancing. Organized by multiple local groups these classes aim to broaden community skills and hobbies for residents this season.
Cyclones Hope To Kick Off East Kansas League Opener
The Cyclones aim to halt a skid as they face undefeated Blue Valley in Friday night's East Kansas League opener. Page 4 notes Rural Development Act signed into law.
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Cyclones
Blue Valley
Iraq sets truce terms and claims Gulf oil harbor win
Iraq outlined truce aims while announcing capture of Khoramshahr and 115 square miles of border, claiming deep strikes on Iran. Iran reported a border post loss and air incursions, with oil shipments paused but Hormuz transit continuing. Evacuations of Americans and civilians were under way as fighting persisted.
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Iraq
Iran
Tehran
Khorramshahr
Persian Gulf
Ayn Zala
Beirut
Adnan Khairallah
Iraq-Iran
Abu Mousa
Rome
Italy
U.S
Amman
Jordan
Amsterdam
Netherlands
New Jersey
Strait of
Hormuz
Gulf
Saudi Arabia
Abadan
Ahwaz
Khuzestan
National Iranian Oil Co
Qasr-e-Shirin
U S Wary of Oil Cutoff
President Carter resists threats of force to keep Persian Gulf oil flowing as Muskie and allies seek a ceasefire in the Iran Iraq conflict. They warn that blocking other Gulf nations could threaten world oil supplies and economic health.
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Carter
Persian Gulf
Edmund S. Muskie
America
White House
Muskie
Iran
Iraq
Persian ‘Gulf
United Nations
Reagan Envisions Force Option Amid Iran Iraq Crisis
Reagan suggested the United States might consider military action in the Iran Iraq crisis while accusing the current administration of a vacillating foreign policy and weakened defense. Mondale challenged him to propose solutions as the race tightens in a pivotal midterm moment.
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Associated Press
Ronald Reagan
Iran
Iraq
Jimmy Carter
America
Reagan
U.S
Walter F. Mondale
Rhode Island
Mondale
Texas
Colorado
Midéast
United States
Persian Gulf
el Paso
Former Ottawan Becomes Iran Observer In Ottawa Talk
Rev. Jack Bremer former Ottawa resident and University of Kansas minister says the American people would not support their government’s Iran actions if aware of them. He alleges CIA involvement with SAVAK torture and warns of possible new military moves against Iran while praising hostages’ restraint and urging policy shifts. He cites arms shipments to Oman and a post election draft plan. Weather notes follow.
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George BS. Pyle
Jack Bremer
Iran
Carter
Bremer
Ecumenical Christian Ministries
University of Kansas
Ottawa
Ottawa High School
Ottawa University
Shah
SAVAK
CIA
Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini
Virginia
Zbigniew Brzezinski
United States
U.S
Oman
Persian Gulf
Iraq
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