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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1987

Page

16

College tuition rises outpace inflation for seventh year

A College Board survey shows private four year tuition up about 8 percent and public four year up 6 percent, with out of state students facing higher surcharges. Bennington remains the nation’s most expensive college at about 19,390 dollars annually with many elite schools above 18,000.

New York College Board Education William Bennett Donald M. Stewart University of Michigan Michigan University of California-Berkeley Colorado School of Mines Richard Rosser National Association of Independent Colleges and Universities Rosser Bennington College Bennington Sarah Lawrence College Barnard College University of Chicago Columbia College Harvard-Radcliffe College Dartmouth College Tufts University Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Race Track Showdown Splits Johnson County on Image

Developers clash with wary residents in Johnson County and nearby Wyandotte as zoning battles test community image. Shawnee officials resist a track near an elementary school amid a council resignation over a second site. Edwardsville and Lenexa push for approvals while Wyandotte County lures with broader support.

Fred Johnson Harris News Service Kansas Johnson County Shawnee Lenexa Wyandotte Elaine Tatham ETC Institute Tatham Wyandotte County Overland Park Muriel Bland Wyandotte West Bland Kansas City Edwardsville Don Harbour Thomas Soetaert Jim Allen Allen Kansas Racing Charities Inc Planning Commission State Farm

Highway Plans Move Forward in Topeka Ahead of Special Session

The Legislative Coordinating Council authorized House and Senate transportation committees to meet August 17 through 21 to study Hayden highway proposals and prepare for the August 31 special session. The plan includes hearings, potential amendments, and pay for legislators attending Topeka meetings.

Topeka Kan Legislative Coordinating Council House Senate Mike Hayden LCC Marvin Barkis Michael Johnston Jim Braden House Transportation Committee Transportation and Utilities Committee Department of Transportation Hayden Braden Robert Y. Talkington Talkington

House Leader Sees Limits To Fuel Tax Increases

Kansas lawmakers debate a comprehensive highway plan requiring $1.58 billion in roads over nine years with indexing to inflation for motor fuels taxes and vehicle fees. Rep. Rex Crowell supports a cap on annual tax increases, while KDOT warns a cap could trigger another tax request near 2000. Gov. Hayden calls Aug 31 session to consider the plan.

Topeka Kan House Transportation Committee Rex Crowell Longton Department of Transportation Mike Hayden Gross Deb Miller KDOT Robert Haley Haley Miller Ms. Miller

AIDS Hospital in Houston to Close Within a Year

Financial losses force the nations first AIDS hospital, the Institute for Immunological Disorders, to phase out services. About 350 patients face treatment options at charitable hospitals or AIDS hospices as AMI and UT discuss the wind down and ensure minimal disruption to care.

Houston Institute For Immunological Disorders American Medical International Chris Kicnel Earl Shelp Baylor College of Medicine al Guy Aids Hospital Ann Wheeler American Medical University of Texas AMI Carol White University

Jobless News Boosts Stocks A Bit

New York stocks edged higher in heavy trading as unemployment hit a decade low and Reagan praised the data. The Dow stood at 1,503.11, the NYSE composite rose to 180.76, while the AMEX slid to 360.64 amid a broad mix of advances and declines. IBM jumped 13 percent to 164.34.

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City of Ottawa Notice to Destroy Weeds

City of Ottawa Kansas warns all property owners to abate weeds over twelve inches within ten days or face city abatement. Costs include a $50 minimum plus hourly labor and equipment rates, certified by the city clerk for levy against affected lots and abutting street frontages.

City Ottawa Kansas

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