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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1982
Page
1
The Senate passed a bill 94 to 0 claiming yearly savings of 100 billion for regulators compliant with federal rules. Critics warn new rules require congressional review and vetoes, risking delays and higher staff costs, and blame unfocused agency powers rather than nitpicking each regulation.
Kansas Power & Light markets a conservation campaign urging households to lower peak demand to avoid higher rates. The utility notes that reducing peak cuts need for backup equipment and may stave off new power plants and rising bills. It calls for similar efforts from Kansas City Power & Light and Ottawa plant serving the area.
A dense TV listings page outlines schedule items across NBC ABC HBO and PBS including movies such as Black Pearl Gideon's Trumpet Sunset Pass A Nightingale Sang In Berkeley Square and Dressed to Kill plus series and sports notes across 8pm to 11:45pm with multiple actors and network names. Programs feature Muppet Show Magnum P.I. and Magnum style dramas. notable scenes include Fonzie guiding Lori Beth and a courtroom drama theme in Gideon's Trumpet with Henry Fonda and Jose Ferrer.
The 1959 closed-door Senate Foreign Relations Committee meeting revealed Lyndon B. Johnson urging Theodore F Green to retire as committee chair. Green, 91 and hearing impaired, weighed the choice after a newspaper editorial urged him to quit. Johnson and Holt recalled Johnson successfully prompting a vote for Green to continue, though Green ultimately declined the offer.
AP Business Analyst cites a shaky outlook for the second half with recovery unlikely to be strong. Kudlow and Yardeni warn deficits, high rates, and tax cuts shape a cautious path while consumer spending and savings trends lag. Small firms bear the brunt of business failures as rates bite into liquidity.
PBS American Playhouse drama Northern Lights set in 1915 North Dakota shows authentic midwestern hardship and the Nonpartisan League rise but is hampered by dull plotting amateurish dialogue and clumsy pacing. Black and white cinematography and local cast lend realism yet some scenes rely on onscreen text crawls.
A reader asks about long lasting sacral fracture pain and exercises. The doctor notes coccyx fractures can heal with warm baths and cushion seating, but five months of pain warrants medical evaluation possibly for surgery. The reply also covers polycystic kidney disease, its inheritance, diagnosis by ultrasound or X rays, symptoms like blood in urine and high blood pressure, and potential need for dialysis or transplant.
Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices for in trade area including Ottawa and surrounding towns by carrier mail and motor routes. Rates: one month 3.25, three months 9.00, six months 17.50, one year 34.50 with tax. out of area one month 4.25, three months 11.10, six months 21.10, one year 38.75. out-of-state deducts 3.5 percent tax.
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