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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1982
Page
1
The recent downtown arson gut two businesses last week and damaged others. Firefighters acted quickly, minimizing damage, as officials note a rise in arson cases. The city cites a well equipped Department of Public Safety and urges greater protection measures like sprinkler systems and secure entry.
Turner White of Kansas City Power & Light argues KCPL already adopted a five point plan on Dec 5, 1981 to delay capacity needs and promote efficient use. He notes ECPLAN with a 17 member advisory group, plus an Energy Management Dept kit offering energy efficiency tips to homes and businesses to cut peak demand and boost system efficiency.
A dense TV grid traces 6 to 11 PM listings across sports, movies, and dramas. It mentions MASH, Laverne & Shirley, and The Nile voyage, plus movies like Kill and Kill Again and The Last Command with cast notes and ratings.
Harris News Service reviews state and federal efforts to curb drunk driving. President Reagan forms a 30 member Volpe commission to craft model laws aimed at uniform, stiff penalties. The piece analyzes societal acceptance of drinking, calls for cultural change, and notes economic interests in alcohol sales.
Senate carpenters move to unbolt former Sen Harrison Williams desk and clear Republican desks in the chamber. Nicholas Brady, Williams' successor, likely to use the Williams desk temporarily as 54 GOP and 46 Democratic desks are set. The Webster desk remains unique. Humphrey sits there without a writing box. Kennedy and other longtime senators keep back-row desks despite seniority shifts.
AP Business Analyst John Cunniff explains how framing economic data alters perception. He notes factory utilization at 71.4 percent and unemployment near 9.85 million, while housing starts rose 2.5 percent and construction permits 9.4 percent, illustrating mixed signals and interpretive pitfalls.
Dear Dr. Donohue outlines Wegener's granulomatosis with arterial inflammation and granuloma formation, usually affecting the respiratory tract and kidneys, more common in men around age 40. Treatment with cyclophosphamide can control the disease, though it is not cancer. The column also addresses thyroid cancer risk after facial acne X rays and explains thyroid examination and scans. It clarifies herpes simplex types 1 and 2 cause cold sores and genital infections, while herpes zoster is a separate virus, with transmission differences and medical guidance.
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