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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1989

Page

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Kansas Lawmakers Stand Pat On Pension Boost for Legislators

Kansas House refused to act on a 43 percent pension rise granted to legislators in 1988. The Senate defeated a change attempt by voice vote, leaving a new pension program costing taxpayers an extra 400000 annually. Critics say the Legislature gave itself special status and voter memory lapses may let it stand.

State Capitol Deran Kansas House of Representatives Senate Wint Winter Jr Lawrence Pension Plan

Washburn funding clash fuels Topeka political fight

Bill Biinten of Topeka criticizes the Kansas Legislature for not placing Washburn University under the Regents System and vows to push for a higher state funding increase. The dispute centers on an operating grant of 5.4 million versus 6.3 million approved by the House, with Senate negotiators offering the same uplift as for community colleges. Booster groups press lawmakers to adopt Washburn’s higher budget.

Bill Biinten Topeka House Appropriations Committee Kansas Washburn University Washburn Senate House Hane Fough

Tower confirmation and press morality clash in Senate debates

A critic argues the Tower controversy exposed media bias toward the Senate and shows a broader shift in American tolerance for drinking and drunkenness. The piece contends morality labels miss practical concerns about leadership and highlights historical examples of reformers over fallen figures.

Tower Sunbelt George Will Senate Daniel Webster Will Webster Bilbo Mississippi Glenn Hollings Nunn Washington Theodore Bilbo John Tower Washington Press

Ottawa Center Demonstrates Modern Distribution Success

Our Own Hardware Co in Ottawa operates a large, modern distribution center serving 480 stores and 15 states with 135 workers. The 291000 square foot facility holds 37000 items, ships 36000 miles weekly, and highlights abundant labor, good highway access, and potential expansion into Oklahoma, Texas, and Arkansas.

Olathe Pepsi Cola Dillards Ottawa Our Own Hardware Co Davis Bob Barkley Jay’s Barkley Indianapolis Minneapolis South Oklahoma Texas Arkansas Kansas City

Volcker plan on federal pay would boost judges and executives

Congress will not act soon on a Volcker commission report proposing pay raises for federal judges and top executives. The piece argues for tying pay to executive and judicial scales, notes private-sector salaries exceed federal ones, and urges first class salaries to retain top talent. It calls for decentralized decisions and easier firing of incompetents, but laments lack of public support.

Washington Paul Volcker Congress Department of Health and Human Services U.S National Law Journal Skadden, Arps New York Sullivan & Cromwell Columbus Dayton Ohio Supreme Court Chicago Houston Volcker Commission Office of Personnel Management Commission

Leering Toronto professor banned from pool sparks debate

A 60-year-old University of Toronto engineering professor, Richard Hummel, was barred from the campus pool for five years after complaints of persistent leering at female swimmers. Readers debate gender norms, age issues, and the ethics of subtlety in voyeuristic behavior.

Richard Hummel Hummel University of Toronto Smitty

Ottawa Herald subscription rates listed for 1989

The Ottawa Herald announces delivery and mail subscription prices effective April 1 1989 in Ottawa and surrounding areas. Rates include carrier one month five dollars three months fourteen dollars six months twenty six seventy five cents one year fifty one twenty five cents. motor route one month five twenty five three months fourteen fifty six months twenty eight dollars one year fifty three fifty. Franklin County and adjacent counties by mail one month five twenty five three months fifteen thirty six months twenty nine fifty one year fifty six seventy five. all other areas by mail one month six twenty five three months eighteen seventy five six months thirty six one year sixty nine fifty.

Ottawa Franklin County

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