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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1982
Page
1
Ottawa readers are reminded that electric utilities in Kansas want rates not to be a campaign issue in the 1982 elections. A lobbying group sent letters to about 200 officials, all Republicans, prompting questions about motive and past blame for rising costs by Democrat John Carlin in 1978.
Mrs. Bertha Jones of 822 Olive urges city commissioners to consider the financial burden of banning trash burning. She questions who will pay for costly trash bags and hauling, notes limited incomes, and fears scavenging dogs will scatter bag contents, demanding broader input from residents.
TV tonight features NBCs Dukes of Hazzard Dallas and MASH plus HBOs Incredible Shrinking Woman and Nude Bomb. The guide lists programs across channels with movies, news, sports, and talk shows, noting stars like Loretta Lynn and Sissy Spacek and events such as NBA basketball Atlanta vs Milwaukee and Wall Street Week.
NBC airs Palms Precinct tonight at 10 to 11 p m EST a fictional look at authority abuse and Will G Gordon Liddy Sunday night 9 to 11 p m. The Liddy story stars Robert Conrad portraying the former FBI agent who organized Watergate and later served 54 months in prison. The film blends facts with fiction to explore character and motive from Liddy’s troubled upbringing to his authoritarian impulses.
A reader asks about ankylosing spondylitis a spine fever and pain condition. Dr Donohue explains the disease causes back stiffness starts at the sacroiliac joints and may progress upward sometimes to the neck. He notes it mostly affects men young adulthood and mentions treatments including aspirin indomethacin and physical therapy. He also references Marie Strumpell disease and invites further correspondence.
The piece laments Richard Allen's ouster as National Security Adviser after being cleared of gifts and business inquiries. It questions Reagan's foreign policy picks, notes William Clark's appointment, and critiques the administration's class and political judgment amid fading public approval. It ends with a satirical New Year boast from the presidency.
New York AP report outlines that strengthening mortgage lender powers could channel more funds into the housing market. The President's Commission notes savings and loan associations remain key, with life insurers and corporate pension funds as potential contributors. It cites pension funds at over 650 billion and discusses shifts toward multi family housing and wholesale deals, suggesting possible legal changes to allow pension fund investments in housing.
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