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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1982
Page
1
The Ottawa Herald notes GM and the United Auto Workers have stalemated over wage cuts and fringe benefits. It argues the deadlock harms stockholders, workers, dealers, and the public, urging consideration of prices and broader economic effects as American auto industry struggles amid a shift toward Japanese cars.
The Americans for Democratic Action criticized the 1981 Senate for defying moderation and common sense. It praised Edward Kennedy with a perfect score while giving low marks to Robert Dole, Barry Goldwater, and Strom Thurmond. The group’s clout has waned as conservatives gained control and its endorsement stigma grows.
A dense TV schedule lists programs from 6:00 PM through late night, featuring Carol Burnett and Friends, Laverne and Shirley, MacNeil Lehrer Report, and multiple movies including The Eagle Has Landed and Elephant Man. News, late-night talk, and public affairs mix with sports and religious content.
AP reviews ABC TV movie Pray TV noting delicate treatment of televangelists and a not wholly flattering perspective on the religious right. It highlights John Ritter as Tom McPherson and Ned Beatty as Freddy Stone while raising questions about faith versus TV ratings and the impact of televised ministry.
John McCormally reflects on a 13 week weight loss journey, detailing switching from beef to fish and chicken, quitting coffee and diet sodas, and drinking only water. He notes improved sleep, steady walking, weight drop from 240 to 180, reduced waist from 46 to 36 inches, and overall life changes.
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