Local Truck Wreck Claims Life Near Area Track Home
A man was killed in a truck wreck near his home in the Local area according to Inside Highlights Local Sports Lane. Page 3 covers results while Pages 4 and 5 hold further items and follow ups.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1982
Page
10
Fire guts downtown businesses before grand opening
Firefighters battled a blaze on the 200 block of Main Street that heavily damaged Rick's Auto Sound and the Corner Pocket Family Fun Center shortly before midnight Thursday. Damage extended to adjacent shops with no damage estimate yet. insurance crews assisting as DPS and fire marshal investigate the storage area origin on the second floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Bemis
Rick
Auto Sound
Main Street
Department of Public Safety
Rick’s
Woolworth's
Main
Litwin’s
S. Main
Paine's Bootery
Albright
DPS
Daryl Shutt
Steve DeLaTorre
G.A
Diamond
Last-Ditch Wooing By KMEA By BOB BURTCH
Ottawa City leaders weigh joining the Kansas Municipal Energy Agency or pursuing shorter term buys from KP&L or BPU. Gilbert Hanson Jr. urges airtight power contracts and notes Ottawa would gain from KMEA, while cautioning against rate hikes by investor owned utilities and political risks for wholesale customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Burtch
Ottawa
Kansas Municipal Energy Agency
City Commission
Gilbert E. Hanson Jr
Hays
Kansas City
Kan
BPU
Hanson
Commission
Kansas
Winfield
Wellington
Dave Watkins
Jack Davis
St. Francis
Sharon Springs
R.W. Beck & Associates
Denver
B.J. Kirkwood
A.C. Kirkwood & Associates
Kirkwood
Beck
Kansas City Power & Light Co
Kcp&l
Kp&l
BPA
KMEA
North Carolina
Page
Railroad Ruling Puts Heat On Legislature
A federal judge ruled Kansas railroads pay far less property tax due to discrimination in the tax system under the Railroad Revitalization Act. The decision shifts about 9 million in annual county revenue loss, threatens 1981 and 1982 budgets, and prompts possible no-fund warrants to cover the gap while lawmakers face reappraisal and reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Kansas
US District Court
Richard D. Rogers
Rogers
Kansas Senate
Shawnee
Saline
Chautauqua
Senate
House Assessment and Taxation Committee
Revenue Department
Franklin County
Santa Fe
Missouri Pacific
Marilyn Talbott
State Board of Tax Appeals
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dave Kaup
National Weather Service
Philip W. Martin
Martin
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