ECVC Seeks New Direction For Regional Coop Pact
ECVC plans a three year participation pact tying districts to guaranteed student enrollments and per pupil costs, funded by federal CETA and state grants. Superintendents Nelson Neuenswander and others briefed ECWC members, aiming for board reviews by month end and final approval at May meetings. Potential Wellsville and Baldwin questions arise as Baldwin’s future remains uncertain.
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ECWC
Roger Nelson
Ottawa
Bill Neuenswander
Baldwin
Nelson
Neuenswander
Nilson Kraushaar
West Franklin
Leo Laird
Nelson and
Olathe
Roger Bush
Wellsville
County commission weighs radio upgrades and ambulance activity
County leaders discuss a costly radio system upgrade using a courthouse repeater to fix blind spots while considering FCC license delays. They note ongoing ambulance runs, revenue, and a secretary resignation at the Health Department as a new head secretary is sought with a 6 month probation.
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Anla Lickteig
County Health Department
Mardel Deputy
Lickteig
Don Martin stalls entry into co op over vocational options
On Monday, Don Martin indicated he would not join the co-op yet, preferring to explore alternatives in vocational education. Nelson said Good Friday comments and the possibility of Whyam. Eight people were appointed to the ECVC General Advisory Council to advise on co-op programs including electronics, office education, home economics, graphics, building trades, power mechanics, and distributive education starting 1982 83. Named appointees include Ron Clevenger Ann McLain Cliff Reynolds Mary Calliham Barb Whiteacre Jo Ellen Arnold Art Austin and Gale Lantis.
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Don Martin
Wellsville
Nelson
Martin
ECVC
Ron Clevenger
Ann McLain
Butler Music
Cliff Reynolds
Cliff Reynolds TV & Appliance Center
Mary Calliham
Barb Whiteacre
Activity Module
Jo Ellen Arnold
Art Austin
Poncho’s
Gale Lantis
Lantis Builders
Pomona
Property Classification Fails To Advance In Kansas House
In Topeka the House deadlocked 62 62 on a motion to debate a constitutional amendment to classify property assessments. Gov. Carlin threatened a veto without 84 votes. Dems claim a political win while GOP leaders say no more debate this session. Haig defense of deterrence dominates national policy coverage.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
House
Fred Weaver
Baxter Springs
Washington
Alexander M. Haig Jr
U.S
Soviet Union
Haig
Reagan
Leonid I. Brezhnev
John Carlin
Wendell Lady
Overland Park
James Braden
R-Wakefield
House Assessment and Taxation Committee
City planning actions and ORC river facility pacts outlined
City Manager Dave Watkins outlines planner options on zoning and a request remand. Commissioners consider buying a $203,000 aerial ladder fire engine and seeking no fund warrant authority. Planning Commission report and idle-fund review set. ORC to operate baseball, softball, and pool facilities with lighting upgrades costing about $5,000 and funded from special park funds. ORC shares 60 percent of field lighting at Orlis Cox Field, 40 percent city. Pool costs shift to city, ORC profits go to a maintenance fund matched by city. In Clinton Kan, authorities recover the body of James R. Hensley after a canoe capsized on Clinton Lake. another man missing.
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Dave Watkins
State Board of Tax Appeals
LaFrance
Planning Commission
Ottawa Recreation Commission
ORC
Commission
Steve Queen
Forest Park
Orlis Cox Field
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Association of County Commissioners and County Engineers of
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
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Center For Strategic and International Studies
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First Street
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ITSA
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Clinton Lake
Douglas County
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Rock Creek
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