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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1983
Page
5
In Cincinnati, Moral Majority leader Jerry Falwell called for government actions to combat AIDS, urging bathhouses be shut and blood donors to reveal sexual orientation. He warned Reagan to act, linking the outbreak to moral decline and attributing blame if unchecked. Demonstrators contested his stance outside the news conference.
Soviet leader Yuri Andropov met Helmut Kohl in Moscow and warned of a prompt Kremlin response if new American missiles deploy on German soil. Tass said the talks urged renewed progress toward Geneva talks on limiting medium range missiles, amid concern over Andropov's kidney pain and frail health.
Las Vegas AP reports bandleader Harry James, a leading figure of the 1930s and 1940s big band era, died early today at Valley Hospital at age 67 after battling lymph gland cancer since April. He had continued touring with his band, performing in Denver and Los Angeles this June as family members gathered in Las Vegas. James, a Las Vegas resident, was once married to Betty Grable.
Continued from page three several vehicle incidents are listed. Darrell L Conrad 47 had $125 damages after a Cypress area collision with a parked car. John L Bond 20 left the roadway and hit a tree causing $800 damage. Bond cited for DWI and reckless driving and released to appear in Municipal Court. Dwight Haworth 69 caused $100 damage to Deborah Burgess 29’s parked car in the Walnut area. A collision involving Christian L McIntosh 18 Michael Franano 20 and David Carter 19 caused $1,200 in damages. Carter cited for following too closely.
New York AP reports stock prices fell sharply as worries over Federal Reserve credit policy and rates rose. The Dow Jones industrial average slid to about 1,210.84 by noon, with more stocks declining than advancing amid the negative mood on Wall Street.
Late Friday and again today the Fed reported a 600 million increase in the money supply, dampening hopes for easing credit conditions. NYSE index fell 1.28 to 96.63 while AMEX slid 2.43 to 242.27, with volume at the Big Board around 30.8 million shares midday. Across Kansas City and Ottawa, traders faced slow cattle trading and modest hog activity as quotes for grains and livestock moved modestly higher or lower amid weekend events and fireworks displays.
In Franklin County Kansas the docket notes a petition by Larry Cox and Sherry Cox as Conservators for Chip Cox and Kelly Cox seeking private sale of described real estate in Miami County. Defenses due by July 28 1983 at 10 00 a.m. in Ottawa. Failure means judgment. Also notices of estate probate for Willa Bryant and Floyd M Livengood with executors and creditors procedures listed.
Classified deadlines and per word rates for want ads listings and display ads are outlined. The Ottawa Herald notes corrections policy and consumer protection guidance, with a brief personals line for Alcoholics Anonymous and AlAnon contact boxes.
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