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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1982
Page
6
National page report notes Interior Secretary drops a major decision affecting environmentalists, stirring reactions across political and public domains. Kansas publishers express dismay over the handling of political advertising as the sports section highlights shaky pitching improvements.
In Beirut Israeli jets divebombed Yasser Arafat s PLO enclave and struck guerrilla and Syrian positions along the ceasefire line in eastern Lebanon, following the ambush that killed five Israeli soldiers. The attack, described as a limited strike, aimed to pressure the PLO and Syria as fighting intensified.
Planes arrive for the fifth annual aerobatics show at Ottawa Municipal Airport with about 50 entries. The event runs Friday noon to Saturday afternoon, weather permitting, and may extend to Sunday. Organizers include the Greater Ottawa Chamber of Commerce Aviation Committee and Chapter 15 of the International Aerobatics Association. The airport will close to local traffic, and viewing will be from the road east of the airport. A water truck will dust the road to keep judges' view clear. a Cancer Society concession will be on site.
The Ottawa Education Association lawsuit over a missing Snoopy-decorated classroom bathtub was dismissed by the Department of Human Resources for filing beyond the six month limit. The board argued the complaint was untimely. the department agreed, noting May 7 as arrival date and Nov 2–4, 1981 as the alleged events. Taxpayers have incurred about $2,895 in costs, including attorney fees and MCA funding, as the case proceeds elsewhere.
Osage County coroner Paul Adams prepared to perform an autopsy on Carl Honeycutt Sr. 41 of Pomona to determine cause of death after divers found him in six to seven feet of water at Lake Pomona. Sheriff Masters said Honeycutt, who had high blood pressure, was swimming with three others when he disappeared. Funeral arrangements were pending. survivors include Dina Honeycutt and Carl Jr. The autopsy would be conducted at Crable Funeral Home in Osage City.
Paris reports that President Mitterrand orders a French company to provide U S developed tech for the Soviet Western Europe gas pipeline, challenging Reagan sanctions. Washington weighs actions as France and other Western European powers resist U S pressure while the pipeline aims to start in 1984. National Weather Service Ottawa notes a Wednesday low of 70 and high of 97 with a partly cloudy county forecast tonight.
The Franklin County Fairgrounds livestock arena was named the Glen Hayward Arena in a dedication honoring longtime fair booster Glen Hayward who served on the fair board from 1947 to 1977. His daughter Glenda attended with 80 observers as Mary Burch and Jim Lancaster unveiled the sign. Donations in lieu of flowers fund a new Glen Hayward Leadership Award to be awarded annually at Achievement Night.
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