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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1983
Page
6
Local area reports summarize council actions and community updates. Page references indicate sports wrap and youth baseball announcements while utility matters like KCPL refunds follow regulatory actions.
Major Crime Squad investigates a fatal shooting of Alma Heinlein 66 at her Ottawa home on Cherry Street. Police say a .22 rifle was found near the scene and initial classification is undetermined. Harold Heinlein, 67, questioned, claims personal safety related wound. Autopsy performed. services planned by Lamb Roberts Funeral Home.
FAR-MARCO plans to close its Wichita and Hutchinson terminal elevators by midnight Wednesday as Kansas harvests race ahead. Garvey Grain continues taking grain but faces possible shutdown. country elevators report space shortages and railcar delays. PIK payments and government storage rules limit available space, forcing farmers to seek alternative storage while harvest accelerates.
Washington AP reports congressional investigators probe whether 1980 Reagan campaign workers used sex to obtain Carter briefing materials. Memo sources say leaks may be linked to a White House mole. Meese denies any information retrieval from Carter camp. Washington Post notes Daniel Jones circulated memos from a White House mole to Reagan officials Meese Casey and Gray.
The National Weather Service station at the Ottawa Waiter Plant logged a Wednesday low of 58 and high of 87 degrees. Mostly clear tonight with lows 65 to 70, mostly sunny Friday with highs 90 to 95 and south winds 5 to 15 mph. Extended outlook Saturday through Monday shows highs 90 to 100 and little or no rain.
Secretary of State George P. Shultz said he would not give up seeking simultaneous Israeli and Syrian troop withdrawals from Lebanon, even as prospects dim. He noted Israel has not firmed a partial withdrawal and Lebanon fears a security vacuum, while Syria rejects the pact and Israel plans to stay to counter Damascus.
Ground breaking for a 2.2 million Ottawa Retirement Village on West 15th drew Cedarhouse residents, city officials, and developers. The 120 bed facility will replace the obsolete 113 bed home, funded largely by 1.85 million in city bonds, with Copeland Brothers as contractor.
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