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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1982
Page
6
A local man sustained injuries in a freak accident on John Brown Highway. The incident occurred near the highway shoulder, with emergency responders arriving to treat the injured on site. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the crash.
Argentina reports a climate of compromise after Haig and Argentina Britain talks aim to avert war over the Falklands. Reagan envoy delivered a note to President Galtieri as officials discuss sovereignty and shared resources with cautious optimism.
Kansas Regents approve a 20 percent fall tuition rise for six state universities including KU and KSU. Residents face higher fees across medical veterinary and tech schools while aid cuts loom. The plan aims to cover about 25 percent of student costs, raising about $10 million statewide.
Investigators from the Department of Public Safety and the State Fire Marshal’s Office ruled arson caused a Friday fire at 2185 Main, damaging about 150000 dollars to two downtown businesses Rick's Auto Sound and Corner Pocket Family Fun Center. The brick building and contents suffered about 70000 and 80000 respectively. The blaze caused smoke damage to surrounding shops. authorities seek tips via 1 800 432 2919 with a 5000 dollar reward for arrests.
U S officials announce resumption of grain trade negotiations with the Soviet Union in Paris on May 21 and 22, aiming to restore normal relations and support U S farm prices. Leaders Seeley Lodwick and Boris Gardeev will head teams reviewing shipments, sales, and prospects under the 1975 pact.
Sen. Ed Reilly urged the Senate Federal and State Affairs Committee to react to editorials he called damaging indictments of the Kansas Legislature. He warned the 1982 session risks ending in scorn unless lawmakers extend the two-day wrap-up and consider a broader agenda including school finance, tax changes, property classification, highway funding, and an oil and gas severance tax. The move aims to avoid a special session and to push major legislation forward in a constrained return.
President and Mrs. Reagan reported 1981 earnings of 418 826 with about 40 percent paid as federal tax. Deductions included 5930 for gowns donated to museums. Income came largely from a blind trust and investments. The couple paid 165 291 in tax and expect a 14 refund.
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