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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1982
Page
10
Central Heights, ranked state second, edged Baldwin in a tight finish as both teams battled for control down the stretch. The win highlighted the rival’s clash as a showcase of late-game focus and defensive stops.
Opponents from the oil and gas sector prepare to testify before a House committee panel on severance tax impacts. The article notes industry representatives push against proposed tax changes and outline potential effects on jobs and energy production.
The Ottawa A&P and 25 other Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. stores nationwide will shut on March 13, affecting about 800 Kansas City district employees. The Ottawa location at First and Hickory moves after two decades. ownership by Franklin Savings Association holds the land, with potential buyers eyed for the site.
Ottawa physician Dr Chester Strehlow and Mary Strehlow fight Kansas Filled Dairy Products Act over Meadow Fresh imitation low-fat dry milk. State AG consumer protection watches for illegal pyramid scheme while inspectors flagged packaging in Wichita last August and notified distributors on September 30.
The National Weather Service reporting station at the Ottawa Water Plant notes a frigid low below zero and a high in the teens to 20s for the day. By 7 this morning one inch of snow was recorded, totaling 12 inches of precipitation. County forecast calls for mostly clear skies tonight and Saturday, with a low around 5 to 10 and Saturday highs in the 30s, light southwest winds.
Olympian Edwin Moses, gold medalist in Montreal 1976 and world record holder, spoke at Ottawa University about how his strict academic upbringing at Morehouse College fueled his success. He recalled early self driven training, the Moscow boycott clash, and his belief that politics should not taint sport. Moses noted the high costs of Olympic preparation and the contrast with Soviet state sponsorship.
The Labor Department reports a 0.4 percent rise in the Producer Price Index for finished goods in January, with wholesale inflation at a 5.3 percent annual rate. Food prices surged driven by pork supply cuts and higher prices for eggs sugar dairy and fish while energy costs fell.
At Lincoln Memorial University in Harrogate Tennessee a small museum houses Abraham Lincoln artifacts including his swivel chair legal case papers and campaign buttons. Director Edgar Archer notes the collection valued at about six million dollars with a one hundred thousand dollar annual budget spans fourteen periods of Lincoln from tailsplitter to suitor though the museum still lacks a stovepipe hat.
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