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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1982
Page
7
Health advocate stands firm as cattlemen press for policy changes. No agreement reached on recommendations influencing diets and farming practices. Local coverage notes ongoing debate and differing positions.
Ottawa City Hall records show two new projects. a Casey's General Store at 1002 N. Main and an 1800 square foot retail building replacing the Champlin service station with completion listed for next year. Duke Manufacturing expands under $160,000 in bonds and a Utilities Warehouse nearing finish are noted with Loyd Builders as contractor.
Kansas City AP report notes Republican candidate Sam Hardage hedges on a severance tax for oil and gas. He says he might back a tax with broad support from cities counties state schools and the energy industry, but only if consensus exists. Governor Carlin counters Hardage opposes severance tax and accuses him of diluting stance amid political pressure.
A Jewel Food Stores worker, Roger Arnold, was released on cash bond after a brief arrest in the Tylenol cyanide killings probe. Authorities say circumstantial evidence keeps him as a possible suspect while a second home search occurred with no public results. Federal agents seek Robert Richardson in Texas over a $1 million extortion demand to McNeil Consumer Products.
President Reagan, urging lasting recovery, warns voters not to fall for quick big spending and taxing fixes. Democrats counter with rising unemployment, criticizing his stimulus plan as insufficient while Sen. Riegle calls for Pentagon cuts and social security adjustments. White House insists speech is nonpartisan amid praise and critique.
Kansas Governor confirms the Kansas Corporation Commission will seek an injunction to stop an 82 cent per thousand cubic feet gas rate increase from Cities Service. FERC action or delay expected next week. protests already filed. Weather data notes a low of 37 and a high of 1 with no rain.
Kansas Bureau of Investigation head Tom Kelly outlined rural crime trends and the agency role during the Franklin County Extension Council meeting. Nine council members were elected for three year terms in agriculture, home economics, and 4 H groups, reflecting the KBI’s rural orientation and limited resources.
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