Sports Frustrated Ottawa University Falls to McPherson
Ottawa University suffers another football loss at McPherson as page four notes. Also on page four, OHS volleyball team performs solidly in Highland Park tournament. Page seven highlights Kansas GOP leaders including Dave Owen seeking James Watt's scalp, while page ten reports committee members weathering the storm.
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Ottawa University
McPherson
OHS
Highland Park
Kansas
Dave Owen
James Watt
Reagan offers to cut US missiles in Europe to spur world arms pact
In a UN General Assembly address President Reagan declares a nuclear war cannot be won and opens the door to a deal by reducing new missiles in Europe if the Soviet Union agrees to global stockpile cuts. He backs UN peacekeeping while warning of bloc polarization and outlines flexibility in Geneva talks.
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United Nations
Reagan
United States
Europe
Soviet Union
United Nations General Assembly
General Assembly
Korean Air Lines
United Nation
U.S
U.N
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Geneva
Switzerland
State Department
Insurance Agent Larry Shaw Dies In Car Train Crash
Services for Larry P. Shaw 43 Ottawa insured agent will be at Wesleyan Church Ottawa. He died Saturday night when his 1980 Volkswagen hit a Santa Fe engine at 23rd Street crossing. Burial at Woodlawn Pomona. Memorials to Wesleyan Church Memorial Fund.
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Larry P. Shaw
Ottawa
RFD
Wesleyan Church of
N. Cherry
Shaw
23Rd Street
Department of Public Safety
Santa Fe
Volkswagen
Shaw Was
Michigan Valley
Franklin County
Wesleyan Church Memorial Fund
No Airliner Victims Among Soviet Finds
In Nevelisk, Soviet general Romanenko turned over five wooden crates of debris and clothing from Korean Air Lines Flight 007, claiming no bodies were found. The shipment, first from the site near Sakhalin, includes 76 items with few human remains. flight recorders remain missing.
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Nevelisk
U.S.S.R
A.I. Romanenko
Sakhalin
Kurile Islands
Sakhalin Island
Korean Air Lines
Soviet Union
Japan
U.S
Wazzan Resigns As Lebanon Forms Unity Cabinet
Prime Minister Shafik Wazzan and his 10 member Cabinet quit after a cease-fire brokered by the United States and Saudi Arabia ends Beirut fighting. President Amin Gemayel considers the move while Syria and Druse leader Walid Jumblatt pressed for Wazzan's departure as a condition for peace. US envoy McFarlane calls the truce a step toward true dialogue and a new era for Lebanon. London notes multinational force nations will meet urgently in New York to review steps post truce.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Shafik Wazzan
United States
Saudi Arabia
Wazzan
Amin Gemayel
Gemayel
Syria
Druse
Walid Jumblatt
U.S
Robert McFarlane
London
New York
Paradox of Kiev Streets and Museums Under Soviet Time
A traveler recounts a Kiev visit with Mulhollands, describing subways, the Motherland statue, and the war museum, along with contrasts between clean cities and filthy restrooms, plus a wary glimpse of MVD headquarters and a trolley accident. He notes human warmth amid bombast, and questions about lend-lease and the Second Front.
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Harold Norris
Detroit
France
Kiev-Pechersk
Vatican City
Jerusalem
Orthodox Church
Kiev
MVD
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Tim Shaw
Everett Haslett
Hazel Haslett
Sue Scott
Princeton
Michell Kelley
Baldwin
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Lawrence
Wayne Haslett
Cheryl Scheer
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Dengel & Son Funeral Home
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Kan
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Attorney General
Kansas House
Senate
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Minoru Tanba
Foreign Ministry
Romanenko
Russia
Land of Paradox
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Ussr
Dan Mulholland
Moscow
St. Sophia's Cathedral
National War Museum
Yaroslav the Wise
Hitler
Josef
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