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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1982
Page
9
Monday morning commentary rails at the State Pooled Money Investment Board criticizing policy and practice. It contrasts national nutrition guidance with practical, good advice across a broad critique of state financial oversight.
Second-half surge overturns Ottawa University on page 6 as the Wildcats crush archrival Kansas in a dominant display. The piece notes a see-saw pattern in grid fortunes across the season, with broader NFL talks noted on page 7.
Rep. Bob Whittaker at the Franklin County Farm Bureau annual meeting urged expanding exports as the nation’s top priority. He cited a 1.3 billion dollar drop in exports this year, discussed trade acts, credit funds, and urged open markets and less protectionism while noting progress on grain embargo talks with the Soviet Union. Whittaker plans a school assembly and highlighted related citizenship and safety seminars.
Chicago investigators name a relative of one Tylenol victim as the prime suspect in the cyanide killings. The Sun-Times reports surveillance and a theory that six deaths were to cover up the original poisoning. Officials deny any identified suspect and note ongoing task force work.
The Ottawa Water Plant station logged a Friday low of 25 and high 58, Saturday 27/65, and Sunday 29/67 with no precipitation. County forecast calls for tonight partly cloudy in the upper 30s to low 40s, southeast winds 5 to 15 mph, and Tuesday highs in the low to mid 70s with south winds 10 to 20 mph.
Kansas City AP debate centered on tax and spending. Governor Carlin and challenger Hardage pitched plans to curb waste, grow education funding, and invest severance tax revenue in highways. Hardage opposed tax increases, urged a tax system overhaul and efficiency cuts in transportation. Carlin touted Kansas rising to a better business climate and called for education investments.
Defense Minister Ariel Sharon testified before a commission that he approved letting Christian militias enter two west Beirut refugee camps, provoking a massacre of Palestinians. He said Begin was not informed of the Sabra and Chatila violence and clarified the June cabinet decision to integrate Lebanese forces into the fighting. In Topeka, Kansas, State Treasurer Joan Finney denied mismanaging funds and called Holt’s charges baseless, urging positive campaigning.
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