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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1982

Page

4

New Year weekend weather varied across nation

A winter storm blanketed the midsection with heavy snow, tornadoes struck the South, and fog shrouded the mid-Atlantic, causing at least 30 deaths. Maine suffered outages for 20,000 residents in 10 degree cold. Boise's snow was his heaviest in 33 years. many roads were treacherous. widespread damages and injuries were reported across several states including Alabama, Mississippi, Arkansas, and Virginia.

Masha Hamilton Associated Press mid-Atlantic Maine Idaho Boise Bootheel Missouri Kansas City Kansas Newton Miss Memphis Dyer Lauderdale Tennessee Georgia Ellijay Coosiwattee Virginia Blue Ridge Afton Mountain Colorado New York North Carolina Florida Indiana Iowa Wisconsin Pennsylvania Minnesota Nebraska Oklahoma Washington Manover County Richmond California Mount Diablo Pacific Ocean Sierra Nevada

Cattle Market Outlook Brightens Slowly but Gloom Persists

Washington analysts say the cattle industry remains tight financially with limited near term gains. Despite some Department of Agriculture optimism for better prospects, producers face weak consumer demand, high costs, and potential herd liquidation if losses continue, while meat prices may edge up 5 percent in 1982 amid lower feed costs and tax cuts.

Washington Agriculture Department National Cattlemen's Association Department Economic Research Service

PBS Latenight Debuts From Detroit With Whaley Host

PBS Latenight with Dennis Whaley premieres at midnight as public TV's first national talk and call-in show. Produced in Detroit, the 13 week run aims to broaden PBS reach and mirror The Larry King Show style. Guests include Alexei Semyonov Lisa Alexeyeva and writer Albert Goldman.

Tom Jory Associated Press NEW York PBS Latenight Dennis Whaley Public TV Detroit Public Broadcasting Service Washington Boston Los Angeles Miami WPBT John Callaway WTTW Chicago PBS Wholey WTVS Denver Dallas New Orleans Houston Milwaukee Minneapolis-St. Paul WNET WGBH KCET WETA Larry King Mutual Broadcasting Network TV Whaley King Alexei Semyonov Andrei Sakharov Semyonov Lisa Alexeyeva Albert Goldman Elvis ABC Wkyz-Tv Dennis Wholey Taft Broadcasting

Bittersweet December in Grocery Prices Report

An Associated Press market basket survey shows year end 1981 grocery prices nearly flat when sugar is excluded, with a 0.5 percent drop, while including sugar they rose 5.9 percent from a year earlier. The report covers 14 items across 13 cities, noting pork chops, coffee, and detergent rose in December while eggs and duck declined.

Louise Cook Associated Press U.S. Department of Agriculture Albuquerque N.M Atlanta Boston Chicago Dallas Detroit Los Angeles Miami New York Philadelphia Providence R.I Salt Lake City Seattle

Instant Anchor Savings offers eight Faribo products

Quality mill products praised for timeless styling. Anchor Savings promotes eight Faribo items as Instant Heirlooms, available free or at reduced prices with a deposit while supplies last. Limit one per family. Also advertises Income Tax-Free All savers Certificates, higher-rate Money Market Certificates, Interest-Checking PassCard and Passbook daily-interest savings nationwide.

Vey Anchor Savings

U.S. Eyes Peace Push in Namibia 1982 Outlook

Washington monitors a U.S.-led drive to end white minority rule in Namibia and reduce Cuban troops in Angola. The effort, backed by the UN and allied nations, aims for independence and free elections while easing East-West tensions in southern Africa.

Washington Reagan U.S Africa Namibia Angola United Nations United States South Africa

Social Security tax reprieve ends for 12.5 million workers

Washington reports that the Social Security tax hike raises the 1982 maximum to 2,170.80 and the payroll tax to 6.7 percent. About 11 percent of workers paid the maximum in 1981, with 12 to 13 million projected to hit the ceiling this year as earnings rise.

Washington John Trollinger Social Security Administration Social Security

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