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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1983
Page
6
A compact recap notes Bishop Miege dampening OHSs opener on page 3. U S Open form shows top women players clash for the title on page 4. Local drought opens idle acres for farmers on page 3. Gov Carlin to ignore Deep Throat during Emporia visit on page 6.
Franklin County residents voiced worry over Russian influence, telecom costs, and nuclear power. Rep. Whittaker explained AT&T divestiture effects, proposed local rate shifts, CWIP concerns, and energy decontrol debates while fielding questions on MX missiles, PAC reform, and Lebanon and the Philippines policy.
John McCormally recalls a Volga River voyage where 165 Americans met Soviet hosts for disarmament talks. The doctor Alexander Chaklin, wartime scars intact, shares a global health career and memories from Yalta. The panel on Government and the Individual explores human rights amid Cold War tensions.
Kansas regulators granted final approval for Kansas Power and Light to acquire Gas Service Co. with a draft order due next week. The commission allowed up to 80 million dollars in promissory notes to fund the deal, which is valued near 70 million, while requiring cross-state clearance from Missouri and Oklahoma publics.
Ted Kreege of Gospel Truth Christian Church, based at his home in Florida, repeatedly predicted imminent apocalypse with dates in 1981 1983 and 1984. After the 1981 miss the church sent a lengthy letter claiming miscalculation but still near. Followers tie the dates to biblical feasts while acknowledging credibility decline.
TOPEKA Kan AP The drought and heat plaguing Kansas may ease this weekend as a major shift brings cooler air. Rain could avert water shortages in parts of the state, though continued dry weather could trigger shortages later in the month. August’s heat and dryness rank among the most severe since the 1930s with only light rainfall in many areas.
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