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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1982
Page
1
Consumers startled oil barons by using 2.5 percent less gasoline despite falling prices. The finding, from weekend data, shows demand responding to price changes and conserving energy. The piece urges national action to reduce dependence on imported oil and to pursue alternative energy sources.
In San Diego Superior Court Judge Edward T. Butler labeled a man with over 50 lawsuits in two years as a vexatious litigant. The judge ruled he must post a $5,000 bond for each defendant named in his suits to curb ongoing attacks on the court.
A dense schedule lists ESPN, HBO, and network offerings with films like Force of One, Imitation of Life, Rooster Cogburn, and Excalibur. Notable guests include John Updike and Dick Cavett. Sports feature NCAA Baseball and Nightline options air late, with Chicago and Hollywood era titles prominent.
A 26 year old woman reports a strong ammonia odor and cloudy urine with no pain. Dr Donohue explains odor may come from urine standing or infection. recommends a simple urinalysis to confirm infection and rule out other causes.
Roving editor John McCormally critiques Reagan's push for school prayer and a constitutional amendment, arguing the move is a distraction from defense costs and nuclear issues. He contrasts religious liberty with government overreach and recalls Protestant influence in public schools, urging true prayer in homes and churches.
The piece contrasts 1980 inflation near 15 percent with 1982 unemployment around 9.4 percent, noting no victory as inflation returns via unemployment. It cites James Griffin, Aetna Life, and discusses productivity declines, wage restraint, and rising bankruptcies amid disinflation efforts and uncertain future expansion.
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