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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1984

Page

5

Infant Mortality Rising Tied to Reagan Policies and Recession

Washington AP reports the Children's Defense Fund warns that budget cuts and recession raise infant mortality and delay prenatal care. Marian Wright Edelman notes early prenatal care doubles survival and cites a nationwide shift to late or no care from 1978 to 1982, with 11 states seeing higher infant deaths. She attributes $10 billion in federal cuts to reduced health services for mothers and children.

Washington Ms. Edelman

New Comedies Don’t Cut It On CBS Night Debuts

TV review blasts CBS comedies Domestic Life and Empire as tired, unfunny parodies. Mull and Bergen fail to produce likable characters while subplots skew late-night news satire. The piece notes Valerie Perrine曾, but credits lack cohesion with overall weak execution and outlandish potential.

New York America Martin Mull CBS Martin Crane Mull Candy Judith-Marie Bergen Steve Martin Miss Bergen Valerie Perrine Mie Hunt Robert Ridgely Martin Burt Lonnie Empire Police Squad

Doctor allegedly tortures broker over stock losses in Pittsburgh case

Police say doctor Grover H Phillipps and associate abducted broker Robert J. Haye for 12 days and planned a signed confession that Haye mishandled at least 500000 dollars. Haye was freed from a concrete shed south of Pittsburgh after being abducted by men in Santa and chauffeur costumes. Both suspects jailed on kidnapping and conspiracy charges with $100000 bonds.

Pittsburgh Robert J. Haye Haye Santa Claus Stephen Joyce Grover H. Phillipps Michael Conklin Waynesburg Joyce Phillippi Mount Lebanon A.G. Edwards & Sons Uniontown Hospital West Virginia Fayette County U.S. Steel O'Neill Point Marion Gary Reynolds Reynolds Phillipps Conklin

Kennedy Faces Illnesses In Hospital Stay

Washington AP Sen Edward M Kennedy remains hospitalized with hepatitis symptoms and a GI flu, an anemia from GI bleeding, and a stomach ulcer found after a procedure. He is in good condition and expected to be released in a few days.

Washington (Ap Edward M. Kennedy D-Mass Robert Shrum Kennedy George Washington University Hospital Shrum

Kodak enters home video with 8mm camcorder line

Eastman Kodak unveils a cordless five pound 8mm camcorder combining camera and recorder in one unit with color playback to a TV. Shipments start summer with suggested retail prices from 1599 to 1899, made to Kodak specs by Matsushita. tapes by TDK. GE plans similar products this weekend and RCA introduces palm size color camera under $1000. formats vary amid VHS and Beta dominance by Japanese firms.

New York Eastman Kodak Co General Electric Co RCA Corp RCA United States Matsushita Electric Industrial Co Japan Panasonic Kodak Matsushita TDK

Ottawa leaders review National League of Cities trip outcomes

City officials report on the NLC conference in New Orleans with workshops on neighborhood reinvestment and fiscal resources. They discuss resolutions for road improvements, remonstrance periods, and possible use of a consulting engineer for preliminary plans. Mayor delivers resolutions committee update.

Watkins Kansas Department of Transportation National League of Cities New Orleans Fred Heathman Lister NLC McCrea League of Kansas Municipalities Jerry Thompson W.D. Bemmels America Ottawa Bemmels Times Thompson Resolutions Committee On Energy, Environment and Natural Resources Heathman

Planners Hearings Continue On Re Zoning Proposals

Last night planners kept hearings open on re zoning along Main Street and for the Southwestern Bell building at 625 S Main with no new speakers. Neighbors worry about parking traffic and neighborhood change while consultant Schachter notes potential precedents and states the Ottawa Industrial Park change is a housekeeping measure with no site plan filed.

Seventh Southwestern Bell S. Main Bennett Ottawa Schachter

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