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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1983
Page
7
Hot shooting by St Mary of the Plains ruins Ottawa University post holiday return to basketball. Page notes include Super Bowl Tournament field trimmed to eight teams and coach Dick Vermeil of the Philadelphia Eagles signaling resignation is imminent. Page
National observers note continued economic distress in the United States with widespread financial strain across households. Analysts point to stagnant wages, rising costs, and uncertain markets shaping daily life for many Americans while policymakers seek remedies.
Gov. John Carlin began his second term pledging an era of fair minded government and practical progress. He spoke atop the Capitol steps after a sunlit swearing in attended by judges, officials, and the Docking family noting fiscal restraint and a push for a severance tax, while stressing support for the elderly disabled and disadvantaged.
Sen. Paul Laxalt, a close Reagan ally, says the president may slow defense spending to curb deficits and could back a post-1984 tax-increase trigger if deficits run between 200 and 300 billion. He cautions real cuts without hobbling defense, while noting some domestic programs may be frozen.
Mrs DeFries 53 of 1526 Apple Lane filed for re election to the Ottawa Board of Education as four seats open. She joins Almeda Edwards as incumbents in the race. Filing deadline is noon Jan 25. General election set for April 6.
A blast of wind snow from the Rockies blankets the northern plains, leaving four dead after a passenger plane slid into a snowbank on landing. Heavy rain and winds lash the Pacific Northwest while Louisiana floods force evacuations, and Nebraska reports multiple fatal accidents amid dusk snow.
A federal class action over the 1981 Hyatt Regency skywalk collapse yields a $3.5 million damages fund and $6.5 million in charitable gifts by Hallmark Cards. The court schedules a Jan. 20 hearing as Judge Wright reviews the deal amid ongoing state suits and separate punitive-damages plans. Donations support Heart of America United Way, Truman Medical Center, Children’s Mercy Hospital, Kansas City Zoo, and more. The weather notice reports chilly to mild temps with light rain in Ottawa, plus county forecast details.
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