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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1981
Page
5
A 17 year old from Binghamton NY weighs 450 pounds and seeks guidance. Ann Landers urges medical evaluation, counseling, and parental involvement for professional help, noting serious health risks for adolescence.
Washington reports that the United States and Egypt signed a pact allowing Egypt to purchase 1,000 megawatt nuclear power reactors and low grade uranium fuel. Secretary Haig praised the treaty as a model for others and cited Egypt’s nonproliferation treaty pledge and IAEA inspection compliance. Egypt’s Abaza said the nation seeks peaceful energy use for the next two decades. Israel was kept informed and declined a similar deal in 1979.
In Kansas, 55 percent of the wheat crop harvested and 90 percent ripened as of last weekend, well ahead of 1980's pace though uneven field access from rain threatens crop quality. Heavy rains may force replanting of some sorghum while soy planting lags, and corn benefits from moisture.
Legal notice outlines the City of Ottawa Kansas ownership of a municipal power plant and transmission lines within the city. It describes rights of way and pole easements for antenna and telecom installations, with a surety bond of twenty five thousand dollars and liability insurance coverage.
NAACP leaders condemn Reagan budget cuts and plan protest action while Reagan defends tax and budget reductions as advancing black economic freedom. Benjamin Hooks accuses the plan of hurting the poor and inflating inflation. Margaret Bush Wilson harshly criticizes domestic and foreign policies and Voting Rights Act changes.
NBC to replace Fred Silverman with Grant Tinker as president while Tom Brokaw and Roger Mudd become co anchors of NBC Nightly News. John Chancellor will move to commentator role as NBC posts lower profits and weak primetime ratings.
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