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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1982
Page
1
The Kansas Legislature passed a reform bill restricting unemployment benefits for those who quit without good cause. The measure, funded largely by Hisiness money, now rests on Gov. Carlin’s desk awaiting his decision after opposition from some Democrats and labor unions.
The speaker argues that people should not be forced into disliked jobs and should not be paid to loaf. Unemployment security abuses are widespread and must be corrected. Although the nation is rich, resources are limited, and rewarding idleness can no longer be tolerated.
Kansas lawmakers consider a cap on pay raises for state employees except for law enforcement and prison guards. Gov. Carlin proposes general increases of 7.5 to 10 percent, with higher boosts for college faculties. The piece argues for flat departmental lump sums instead of across the board percentages, to reward good workers and avoid rewarding slackers.
A dense television guide combines a slate of films and sports programs with primetime infomercials and talk shows. Highlights include Baby the Rain Must Fall, Lady Caroline Lamb, The Boys in Company C, and Heidi, alongside sports broadcasts and public affairs segments across channels.
AP writer Fred Rothenberg reports 1981-82 television faces audience losses with 4 percent fewer prime time viewers by mid February. ABC CBS NBC see lower ratings while cable and independents siphon viewers. new season aims include innovative debuts like Police Squad and Chicago Story and fresh spring lineups such as Joanie Loves Chachi and Report to Murphy.
Readers seek help on facial flushing after drinking and nerves while others ask about night abdominal pain Parkinson's differentiation arcus senilis and TV listings. Dr Donahue explains flushing basics and cautions to avoid alcohol if it triggers a reaction while noting potential illnesses and esophageal reflux signs.
Kansas spends millions yearly to keep officials in national and regional groups. Dues cited include the National Governors Association at 41700, National Conference of State Legislatures at 35965, and others. Critics question value, while supporters tout access and information, with travel and lodging adding millions more.
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details with subscription options for trade area including Ottawa and surrounding towns. Rates shown: one month 3.25, three months 9.00, six months 17.50, one year 34.50 including sales tax. out of area higher rates and 3.5 percent tax deduction for out of state subscribers.
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