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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1985
Page
1
After twenty years a new head coach takes charge of OHS track program. The change aims to revive fortunes with fresh training, tactics, and recruitment, signaling a new era for the school's spring season.
President Reagan sustains a surge of public exposure with his third White House news conference in months and a string of personal interviews. Speakes notes renewed four to six week pledge, while aides curb spontaneous photo ops to protect the president from topical questions and focus messaging.
William E. Brock, Reagan's pick for labor secretary, is welcomed by organized labor after tensions with AFL-CIO President Lane Kirkland over Raymond Donovan. Donovan faces trial on 137 counts of grand larceny and fraud and resigned last week. Brock aims to boost jobs while navigating soaring trade deficits and imports that affect U.S. workers.
A New England Journal of Medicine study challenges the long held view that aggressive type A individuals have higher heart attack risk. Among 516 patients monitored after heart attacks, about two thirds were type A and one to three years later nearly 10 percent died with no significant difference between type A and B groups.
TOPEKA Kan AP House Majority Leader James Braden urged lawmakers to abandon provincialism and back a property classification amendment to minimize tax shifts during Kansas real estate reappraisal. He warned that without classification, shifts could be far worse, and urged starting reappraisal soon to avoid court orders. The Senate approved a later start to reappraisal with a separate two tier plan failing in votes, while Braden and allies push 10 category schemes from 6 to 30 percent value.
The Kansas House approved a liquor by the drink measure 84 to 41 after 90 minutes of debate and two failed amendment attempts. It would lift the open saloon ban if voters approve next year, with the Senate to reconsider House amendments including a 30 percent food-sales restriction. Gov. Carlin opposes the food-sales condition. Franklin County seniors gain Silver Haired Legislator votes during a three day session.
The National Weather Service station at the Ottawa Water Plant logged an early Wednesday low of 58 degrees and a high of 61 that afternoon. Rainfall totaled .04 inches by 7 this morning. County forecast calls for partly cloudy skies tonight with a low near 58. Friday should also be partly cloudy with a high near 68.
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