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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1981
Page
1
Kansas Republicans gathered in Topeka to gauge Carlin's re election prospects. Morris Kay cited a vulnerable race if Carlin runs, but warned a major campaign is needed. Polls showed majority approval for Carlin, who remains active with voters and fairs. Odds of a GOP victory appear slim.
In Washington, IRS Commissioner Roscoe Egger announced the Carter era plan for a massive Kansas City regional tax office at Union Station has been dropped. The project, valued at at least 165 million dollars, would have been the largest federal complex. Instead, expansion of existing facilities on Bannister Road is favored, estimated at about a half million, a far smaller cost praised by taxpayers.
A chaotic TV page lists broadcasts and guest lineups across networks. Highlights include MacNeil Leherer Report with guest Jonathan Te Beustal, Happy Days spoofed plotlines, Hogan's Heroes, and a parade of movies from The Appaloosa to Caddyshack with various air times and captions.
In Washington, Senate leaders Baker and Byrd struggled to allocate speech time as Hollings Proxmire Ford and Stennis sought minutes. Baker warned of economic chaos if Wall Street falters while joking about losing his car keys in a lighthearted end to a tense return.
ISA Companies has introduced Defense and Judgment Insurance for firms with 100 or fewer employees. The plan covers defense costs and damages for lawsuits by customers employees governments or competitors, aiming to level the playing field in small business litigation. Premiums for 50 000 defense and 50 000 judgment coverage total 8651 dollars, offering up to 50 000 in legal fees and 50 000 in damages.
The Future: What’s Next? on CBS mixes science ideas with prime time whimsy. It explores bionic limbs and artificial hearts, crowding in gadgets while missing depth on the floating city and other inventions.
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication with circulation details and pricing. Rates shown cover trade area and out of state options, including tax treatment, with yearly and multi month options for mail and carrier delivery.
In his Dear Dr Donahue column, the doctor explains amphetamines as stimulants that can raise blood pressure and disrupt sleep, doubts their usefulness for weight problems, and warns they lose appetite suppressant effects quickly. He advises calorie balance as the proper method for weight loss.
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