Mental health seeks tax break from county
Franklin County Mental Health Clinic seeks a tax reduction on the Cedar House facility at 15th and Cedar after Ottawa Retirement Village donated the former nursing home. Officials weigh trimming the $70,167 in real taxes to cover remodeling costs, amid concerns about legality and impact on schools. The clinic plans partial demolition for parking and remodel the east end for clinic use, while county leaders discuss leasing the adjacent Alco building for extension and health departments with other agencies showing interest.
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Lori Alvarado
Herald
Franklin County
Mental Health Clinic
E.V. Skidmore
Cedar House
15Th and
Cedar
Ottawa Retirement Village
Mental Health Clinic Board of Directors
Skidmore
County Extension and Health Departments
Oklahoma teachers protest stalled reform bill at Capitol
Hundreds of teachers gathered on the Oklahoma Capitol steps and in districts statewide as the Oklahoma Education Association led a five day walkout. Classes in 89 districts canceled with 14 remaining closed all week. Signs demanded a school tax increase and reform, with lawmakers blamed for failing to pass funding measures. Meanwhile a separate incident in India left at least 80 dead and 65 injured after a gas cylinder exploded on a passenger train near Patna.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Education Association
State Capitol
Karla Feeley
Capitol
Feeley
New Delhi
India
Patna
S.K. Sharma
United News of India
Lottery numbers boost Des Moines jackpot to $8 million
Des Moines lottery results show no winner for the $5.5 million Lotto America jackpot on Saturday. The prize rises to an estimated $8 million for the Wednesday drawing as 42 plays matched five of six numbers for $1,605 and 3,276 tickets won $48 for four correct. The winning numbers drawn were 4, 22, 24, 37, 50 and 53.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Weather Tonight Mostly Cloudy With Rain Chance
Forecaster notes a mostly cloudy night with a 50 percent chance of rain. Low temperatures near 40. Additional data appears garbled. main readable facts indicate damp evening conditions and cooler overnight temperatures.
KC man charged with six murders in Midtown killings
A 22-year-old Kansas City man Ray Shawn Jackson faced formal charges in Jackson County Court for six counts of first degree murder and a first degree assault. Prosecutors seek $700,000 bond per murder charge. Investigators say the victims, seven black women, were lured with crack cocaine. six were killed since September. An arraignment is set for April 25.
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Kansas City, Mo
Kansas City
Jackson County
George Aylward
Public Defender’s Office
Ray Shawn Jackson
Jackson
Aylward
Pat Peters
Larry Joiner
Albert Riederer
Richard Berkley
Joiner
Peters
Michelle Mitchell
Community Briefs Feature Local Deals and Events
Best Prime Rib promotions Friday through Saturday from 5 to 9 PM and Sunday 11 AM to 9 PM at Country Kitchen. Charlene Shepherd wins Easter Bunny at Charlotte's Chat and Curl. Salon offers evening appts and walk-ins at 1740 S Elm. Voters urged to vote Yes on CHS bond improvements. Westminster Co op Preschool announces full enrollments with pricing. Women’s horseshoe league forming. Stuffed animals balloon decor offered. Magical Moments oil painting classes at Arts Center. Open House at Turner's Greenhouse with gifts and drawing. Prom and wedding nails specials offered by Wendy. Rawleigh products advertised.
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Charlotte's
Chat & Curl
S. Elm
Justices leave Purdy dance ban intact in Missouri town
The Supreme Court refused to hear arguments challenging a longstanding no dance rule at Purdy High School in rural Missouri. The case centers on church and state separation as local Christian fundamentalists oppose social dancing, while dissenters call the rule religious tyranny and a violation of constitutional rights.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Missouri
Purdy
8Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
8Th Circuit
George G. Fagg
John R. Gibson
Four
Purdy High School
Donald R. Lay
Researchers warn ibuprofen risks for mild kidney disease
A three year study found ibuprofen can trigger kidney failure in patients with undetected mild kidney disease who take the over the counter pain reliever. The study notes three of twelve women developed kidney failure after eight days, reversing once ibuprofen stopped. An editorial urges stronger FDA labeling to urge medical consultation for those with serious conditions.
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Philadelphia
Annals of Internal Medicine
Food and Drug Administration
Tion
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates April 1990
Ottawa Herald lists delivery rates effective April 1 1990 for multiple options. Carrier delivery in Ottawa and rural towns varies by duration from one month to one year with prices ranging from 5.25 to 72.50, including motor route and mail all within Kansas and neighboring counties.
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Ottawa
Franklin County
State of Kansas
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