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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1981
Page
1
National two sides to natural gas price decontrol explored on page 10 outlines differing views and implications. Inside highlights cover shifting policy debates and market impacts amid ongoing energy reforms.
The Legion AA squad rode powerful hitting to a decisive victory in the tournament final, earning championship honors as key players delivered runs and clutch hits to secure the title on page four.
In Ottawa the Ransom Memorial Hospital board reinstated Gary Moore as administrator then accepted his resignation after a negotiated settlement. The six-month severance totals 15582 dollars and ends months of dispute. Board members voted 4 to 2 to approve the agreement and Moore praised the settlement while criticizing past secrecy.
Kansas meteorologist says near-term rain and cooler spring in Kansas reduce odds of a repeat heat wave. With rainfall 150 to 200 percent above normal for May and June, officials anticipate a hotter July and August but not repeated 100-degree days that killed hundreds last summer.
Smoke and flames over Toxteth as rioting spills from Friday into a second night. Merseyside police report 185 officers injured and 70 jailed amid looting, arson, and clashes with rioters in the immigrant district. Deputy Chief Constable Wright cites 255 officers injured over two nights and rejects claims of a spear attack.
Washington AP reports a possible denial of government backed student loans for about a million college age Americans as Reagan cuts take effect. Both houses seek reductions in remedial and special education programs while reforming the Guaranteed Student Loan and Pell Grants.
Prime Minister Menachem Begin said there is no doubt he will form Israel's next government after meeting Moshe Dayan to discuss Dayan's two-man party joining a coalition. Unofficial results show Likud 48 seats to Labor's 47, potentially yielding a 60 plus seat majority for coalition partners and Dayan seeks a post shaping peace talks and West Bank Gaza policy.
The Associated Press reports at least 537 people died in highway crashes over the Independence Day weekend, with the Pacific coast tally at midnight. The National Safety Council had projected 450 to 550 deaths for the period, and 470 for a nonholiday three-day span, comparing with 461 deaths last year and the 1971 record of 638.
The Ottawa Water Plant station logged a Friday low of 71 and high of 86. Saturday saw a 70/44 with an inch of rain. Sunday recorded 67/88 with a trace of moisture. County forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy skies through Tuesday with tonight’s lows near 70 and Tuesday’s highs around 90. Light variable winds tonight.
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