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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1987

Page

8

Franklin County Almanac Weather and Snow Buried Car

A cryptic almanac note mentions a car buried under snow near Omaha with warning signs for onlookers. Forecasts call for mostly cloudy, colder nights with lows mid to upper 20s, gusty north winds, and sunny cold days. Extended outlook shows thundershowers possible Friday night into Sunday with highs in the 50s to 60s and statewide lows in the 30s to 40s.

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Four KU students die in cay-train crash near Lawrence

Four University of Kansas students Elizabeth Dunlap Daniel McDevitt Joel Grantham and Jennifer Jones died in a Cay-train collision near Lawrence. Blood tests showed alcohol but below .10 percent. Investigators await full toxicology results as Union Pacific freight trains operated at 65 mph.

Kansas City, Mo University of Kansas Lawrence Alan Sanders Lawrence Memorial Hospital Elizabeth Dunlap Daniel J. McDevitt Salina Joel D. Grantham Overland Park Jennifer L. Jones Manchester Union Pacific McDevitt J.D. Hall Kansas Highway Patrol Hall Sanders Kansas Bureau of Investigation Laboratory Topeka Ron Jones KBI State Department of Transportation John Bromley Omaha Neb William Klassen National Transportation and Safety Board Kansas City Denver

Second Economic Summit draws regional development interest

A second meeting for a six county regional economic development group drew 60 attendees, five times the first Ottawa gathering. Speakers urged using education, downtown redevelopment, tourism, and local retention to attract prospects, with steering committee candidates due by May 19.

Diane Yeamans Ottawa Lake Region Resource Conservation and Development Bud Davis Davis Rc&d Miami County Franklin County Richmond Pomona Pete Nicholson Dorothy Nichols Charlene Lister Earl Devore Albert Dorothy Dunbar Thelma Frank Hopkins Jr Floyd Lorene Finch Gerald Karr Demporia Steve Biddle Kansas Cooperative Extension Service Kansas Biddle

County Jobless Rate Still In Double Digits

Kansas unemployment fell from 6.4 percent in January to 6 percent in February as manufacturing and government gains boosted payrolls by 25 000 and reduced the jobless by 4 500 The state total employed reached 1 162 945 with 73 592 unemployed while a year earlier 1 131 862 were employed and 74 668 jobless Targeted counties show Topeka area Keeps low rate. Johnson County at 3.1 percent and counties like Linn at 13.3 percent remain high with declines noted in several locales

Topeka Kan Kansas State Department of Human Resources Linn County Missouri Kansas City Neosho County Franklin County Cherokee Woodson Allen Jackson Johnson County

Obituary for Gordon Kaub from Ottawa and Fallon

Funeral services for Gordon Dean Kaub 29 Fallon Nevada formerly Ottawa will be at 11 a m Saturday April 4 with Rev Paul Winkler. Burial at Pleasant Hill Cemetery near Centropolis He was born August 7 1957 in Ottawa and died March 31 1987 from injuries in a Nevada auto wreck Survivors include Edna and Frank Kaub parents three brothers and four sisters and grandmother Verne Rundell Memorials may be left to North Baptist Church Memorial Fund in care of Dengel and Son Mortuary Friends may call Friday noon to service time and meet the family 7 8 p m

Gordon Dean Kaub Fallon Nev Ottawa Nevada Paul Winkler Pleasant Hill Cemetery Centropolis Ottawa High School Spartan School of Aeronautics Tulsa Okla The Santa Fe Railroad Beech Aerospace American Airlines Virgin Islands Pits Airplane Manufacturing Co Afton Wyo North Baptist Church Edna Frank Kaub N. Poplar David Kaub Iola John Kaub N. Oak Dan Kaub Cheryl Steinman RFD Jeanette Ingold Burrough Karen Ross Janet Kaub Overland Park Verne G. Rundell N. Cedar Dengel and Son Mortuary North Baptist Church Memorial Fund Gordon D. Kaub Frank Edna Kaub Dengel & Son Kaub

Hayden funding decision to leave $44 million idle

Gov. Hayden proposes using only interest from about $24 million of the oil overcharge funds for LIEAP, with no weatherization funding, risking reduced benefits for low income elderly and disabled Kansas residents while $44 million sits unspent awaiting legislative action. Critics call the move a severe disappointment as weatherization wait lists grow and programs face cuts.

Dale Goter Harris News Service Topeka Mike Hayden United States Kansas Lieap Hayden Hayden Paul Johnson Department of Social Lois Martin SRS State Economic Opportunity Office Johnson Gary Stotts

District Court News and Local Admissions Dismissals

The Daily Report lists admissions for Francis Couch Ethel Moore and Patsy Ann Catuska. dismissals for Steven DeVore Florence Shannon and Erma Elis. Roger D Williams was arrested on a county warrant, posted bond, and faces April 13 District Court. Sentences include David Lloyd Wells given 20 days, suspended on restitution, costs and fees. probation extended for Robert English. a summons for Robert W Branam on a March 21 damage charge with April 14 Juvenile Court hearing. Quotations from Ottawa Co op include prices for grains and soybeans.

Francis Couch Princeton Road Ethel Moore W. 7Th St. Terr Patsy Ann Catuska Oak Steven DeVore Lincoln Florence Shannon Wellsville Erma Elis Willow Roger D. Williams Kansas City Jackson County Missouri District Court News David Lloyd Wells Chanute Ottawa Robert English Robert W. Branam Williamsburg George D. Harris

Local Ad Briefs Sparkle With Deals And Events

The Alley offers 20 percent off all shoes while Drake Jewelry provides razor repair services. Town and Country Supply lists new deer alerts. Dorothy Lynn advertises a write in for USD 287, Position 7. Plaza Cinemas shows Cry From The Mountain at 7 and 9 15 pm. Jeannette Flager seeks School Board District 287, Pd by Flager. CJ's Playhouse hosts a Country Swing Band dance Friday. Eagles Lodge promotes Friday hamburger night 6 8 pm. Burkdoll Brothers Beef Shoppe opens Friday until 6 pm. Freda's Easter sale offers 20 30 40 percent off clothing. Charlotte's Chat N Curl markets new services Blasting Gold Dusting Shoe Shining 242 2377 1740 S Elm Walking welcome. Open evenings by appointment. Correction notes Martin Brockway as a Jay's Hardware Grand Opening prize winner. Special sale now 2 50 each plus tax Stuart Awbrey and Lets Cook available Ottawa Herald Cry From The Mountain at Plaza Cinemas.

Charlotte Chat N Curl S. Elm

Dual Tracks Discouraged by Iowa Officials

Topeka Kansas should not back combination dog horse tracks as they likely fail, Iowa racing officials told the Senate committee. They urged revising a 3 percent tax on straight bets at horse races and combination tracks to 5 percent for dog races, arguing dual tracks attract problems.

Topeka Kan Kansas Iowa Senate Iowa Racing Commission Senate Federal and State Affairs Committee United States

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