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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1983
Page
6
Terry O s offers a holiday wish list focusing on wildlife threats from snow and deep cold, quail recovery, and a third duck season segment hampered by ice. He also hopes for practical gifts for sportsmen like shotgun shells gear subscriptions lures and rainwear.
The note envisions new fishing and hunting license options for 1984, aiming to expand access and revenue. It emphasizes possible changes in regulations and potential impact on enthusiasts and enforcement. The plan remains tentative and subject to approval by relevant authorities.
A lighthearted outdoors column predicts spring thaw and better fishing after a dry season. It notes spring rains and summer warmth shaping the season, urges readers to enjoy pheasant season, and hopes for more venison and duck recipes. It mentions Ducks Unlimited fundraising and long-lived hunting dogs and vehicles, with a nod to family support.
Seattle seeks its first playoff win in franchise history as it hosts Denver in an AFC wild card at the Kingdome. Chuck Knox says focus stays on the opponent. Curt Warner leads the AFC rushing champ and Pro Bowl safety Ken Easley anchors a rising defense. Denver counters with Steve DeBerg at quarterback after Elway’s late-season struggles.
Dallas faces a Monday wild card with the Rams after two postseason losses. The NFL granted a 24 hour extension to avoid a local blackout due to weather. Quotes from Butch Johnson and Tony Dorsett underscore frustrations and potential roster changes.
City Schedule notes no basketball until January 3 1984 and a Dec edition of the Ottawa Herald. Youth Basketball practice continues to January 7 1984 with jerseys due January 9 1964. Rhythmic Aerobics 7 week session runs January 3 to February 3 1964. Ottawa Recreation Commission hours close December 24 to January 2 and reopen January 3 1984.
Nebraska, ranked 12-0, defeated Miami of Florida who stood 10-1 in the Orange Bowl at Miami. The game showcased Nebraska's strong offense and defense as they sealed a bowl victory in Florida.
Los Angeles pitcher Steve Howe filed for bankruptcy listing 240000 dollars in debts and 267600 dollars in assets. Howe, suspended for the 1984 season for cocaine use, earned 325000 last year. His wife Cyndy and their infant daughter live in Agoura. Dodgers owner OMalley backs Howe. loan possibilities depend on approval by the commissioner's office.
Kansas boys basketball rankings list teams like Wyandotte Wichita East Topeka Seaman Shawnee Mission South and Great Bend with mixed records and several numerical typos. The piece also includes girls rankings for 6A and 4A with Topeka Seaman Derby and Parsons among others and scattered scores.
Kansas State defeats California State-Northridge 64-50 behind 12 points from Eddie Elder and Jim Roder. The Wildcats led 36-19 at halftime after holding Northridge scoreless for the first five minutes. Tom Alfaro added 11 as K State snaps a two-game skid. Hartman earns his 400th career win.
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