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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1980

Page

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Streets Again Top Ottawa City Commission Meeting Agenda

Ottawa commissioners will discuss street improvements for Elm Sycamore Beech Seventh Terrace Mulberry and Powhattan. consider joining the Kansas Municipal Power Agency with initial city cost around 33000. review lease of city pool and ball facilities. designate Shrine Bowl billboard as city information sign. approve higher density and reduced parking in some multi family housing. set two hour parking on Hickory Street. meeting Wednesday 9 35 a.m. at City Hall.

Kansas Municipal Power Agency Ottawa City Commission Elm Sycamore Beech Seventh Terrace Swith Ottawa Recreation Commission

Baseball owners strike insurance strains players union

Baseball owners push for strike insurance terms that the players union regards as unfavorable. The dispute centers on financial safety nets during potential work stoppages, with negotiators on page four highlighting contrasting positions and unresolved issues.

Economists predict higher inflation and deeper recession in 1980

Washington economists and analysts say inflation will worsen in 1980 despite President Carter's revised budget. They forecast a more severe recession than outlined by the administration, criticizing inflation projections as too low and noting energy, mortgage, and wage pressures. Market voices doubt Carter's credibility as policy aims to cut spending and inflation.

Washington Carter Congressional Budget Robert Gough Data Resources Inc Lexington Mass Lawrence Chimerine Chase Econometrics Bala Cynwyd Gough Chimerine

King Radio plant to adopt four day week in Ottawa

Workers at the King Radio plant in Ottawa will shift to a four day week starting next Monday as a temporary measure. Manager H. L. Claterbos said the cutback follows declining aircraft sales and aims to avoid full time layoffs while reducing inventory and part-time staffing. The company employs about 800 people and is a major supplier for private aircraft electronics. известных

King ‘Radio Ottawa H. L. Claterbos King Radio Cessna Piper

Iranian leader offers to take hostage fate for sanctions halt

President Bani Sadr proposes control of the American hostages if the United States refrains from hostile acts and propaganda until Iran’s new Parliament decides their fate. The militants’ reaction is disputed while Carter defers new sanctions and Khomeini criticizes U.S. policy amid Tehran rally excitement.

Abolhassan Bani- Sadr U.S Iran NBC Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini Carter Bani- Sadr Khomeini Bani-Sadr Alize Tehran Washington Oval Office Bani Sadr

Turnout Varies Across Kansas In First Presidential Primary

Voters statewide faced mixed conditions with heavy snow in northwest counties and clearer skies elsewhere. Turnout ranged from light in Wichita and Topeka to moderate in Kansas City, Kansas, and fairly heavy in Johnson County. Carter led Kennedy for Democratic delegates though undecided voters lingered, amid economy and energy concerns.

Topeka Kan Kansas Wichita Kansas City Johnson County Machinists Union Edward M. Kennedy Jack Brier Robert Stephan Sherman Cheyenne Thomas Logan Wallace Sheridan Donita Sparks Rosalie Seeman Carter Sen Edward Kennedy Massachusetts Edmund Brown California Kennedy New York Iran

Water recedes after flooding hit Franklin County roads

High water from the Marais Des Cygnes River near Ottawa receded to 28.6 feet from 32.3 as of Sunday. County crews repaired washed roads, with Rantoul Road south of K-68 still closed and Lane-Richmond partially flooded but passable. Temperatures ranged from 39 to 56, no rain fell, and a partly cloudy forecast continued with highs in the upper 50s.

Franklin County Marais Des Cygnes Ottawa Main Street Ottawa Public Works Bob Moore Lane-Richmond Wilson

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