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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1982
Page
10
A concise look at dairy industry basics and trends in plain terms. It outlines simple practices for efficient dairy operations and touches on current TV scene coverage related to food and markets. Dairy workers and small farms are cited as examples of everyday industry players.
A continuing spate of natural disasters hits Western states with floods wildfires and landslides disrupting communities and prompting emergency responses. Officials urge vigilance as residents endure outages evacuations and road closures across multiple regions.
The Justice Department announced a seven year antitrust settlement with AT&T requiring divestiture of local operating companies within 18 months while allowing continued nationwide long distance service. Bell retains Bell Telephone Laboratories and Western Electric, and local units must grant long distance access with non discrimination. Trading halts on AT&T IBM shares followed, signaling possible major developments.
The Labor Department said December unemployment reached 8.9 percent, with nearly 9.5 million jobless, and discouraged workers rising to 1.2 million. Black unemployment hit 17.4 percent as the economy slips into recession.
Ottawa moves toward a spring start for downtown redevelopments. City Manager Dave Watkins cites deadline for planning proposals from A.C. Kirkwood and Associates, Bucher & Willis, and Cook Flatt & Strobel. A review by city planning consultant Myles Schachter will guide selection.
The National Weather Service reports the Ottawa Water Plant station recorded a low of 4 degrees and a high of 24 Thursday. No precipitation. County forecast calls for partly cloudy conditions tonight and Saturday with lows around 10 and cooler Saturday highs from 25 to 43. Winds northwest 10 to 20 mph tonight.
Legislators Jim Allen and Dorothy Nichols met with area school officials to debate school funding reform, binding arbitration, property reclassification, and teacher certification tests. They noted a proposed 174 million dollar three year aid plan and predicted a year of compromises amid potential elections.
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