Neighbors oppose Casey's due to re zoning on Seventh Beech
West Ottawa residents criticize Harold Wingert for what they label as misrepresentation in securing a neighborhood shopping zoned change at Seventh and Beech. They fear Casey's will sell beer, draw more traffic, and stay open past midnight, conflicting with the city plan and local petitions. Wingert says he only planned renovations and later may reopen another station nearby.
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Melissa Bauman
Ottawa
Casey’s
Seventh and
Beech Streets
Harold Wingert
West Side
Ottawa Planning Commission
Wingert
Casey's
Bill Weber
Calvary Baptist Church
Dianna McKenzie
W. 7Th
Roy Boyer
Harold
McKenzie
Boyer
Weber
MacKenzie
Seventh
Beech
15Th
Planning Commission
Joyce Hendrix
Richard Jackson
Bob Ramshaw
RFD 4
Ramshaw
Phillips 66
Tax Overhaul Faces Blockade Amid $17 Billion Gap
Washington AP report says Congress faces a stalemate on a sweeping tax overhaul as an estimate shows the measure would add 17 billion to deficits. Senate negotiator Packwood and House counterpart Rostenkowski expressed doubt about progress before a three week recess.
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Washington
Bob Packwood
Packwood
Senate
Dan Rostenkowski
D-Ii
House
Congress
Rostenkowski
Ways and Means
Pentagon Plan Drags On Too Long In House Clash
The House races toward final passage of a Pentagon budget bill that would curb major Reagan defense programs amid a public will dispute. Speaker ONeill says the House expresses the people while Pentagon spokesman Sims argues Reagan reflects the public with a strong defense policy.
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Washington
House
Thomas P. O'Neill Jr
D-Mass
Wholesale Prices Slide 0.4 Percent in July
Wholesale prices fell 0.4 percent in July led by a sharp 19.3 percent drop in gasoline costs, offsetting a 1.9 percent rise in food. For July 1986, PPI showed a 6.2 percent annual decline for the year to date while energy and meat prices fluctuated amid hot weather and possible future retail effects.
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Washington
Labor Department
Kansas Population Nears 2.5 Million in 1984 Estimate
The U S Census Bureau places Kansas population at 2 438 074 for 1984, up 3 .1 percent from 1980, with North Dakota and Missouri leading regional growth. The report lists 1984 county and city populations, notably Johnson County Overland Park and Wichita, among others, and compares regional growth rates.
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Topeka
Kan
U.S. Census Bureau
Kansas
Missouri
North Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
Oklahoma
Colorado
Nebraska
South Dakota
Alien County
Iola
Atchison
U S Mexico at Drug Odds and Diplomatic Tensions
U S officials protest what they call the unprovoked detention and beating of DEA agent Victor Cortez Jr in Jalisco Mexico. Meese says the incident is serious but not representative of cross border efforts. Mexico pledges investigation. Also notes a prior Camarena case and ongoing cooperation while reporting Ottawa weather: 84 high, 70 low, .84 inch rainfall, with forecasts of storms and heat.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Today
U.S
White House
Lerry Speakes
Drug Enforcement Administration
Victor Cortez Jr
Edwin Meese
Nbc-Tv
Meese
Miguel de la Madrid
Reagan
Mexico
DEA
Enrique Camarena Salazar
Cortez
Camarena Salazar
Ottawa
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Ottawa High
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Planner Roger Keith
Pentagon
Mary Wiederholt
Aislynn
Jocelyn
Corinne Hiles
Franklin County Health Department
Steve Zak
Garnett
Health Department
Bourbon
Fort Scott
Butler
el Dorado
Augusta
Clay
Clay Center
Cloud
Concordia
Crawford
Pittsburg
Dickinson
Abilene
Douglas
Lawrence
Ellis
Hays
Finney
Garden City
Ford
Lyon
Emporia
McPherson
Miami
Osawatomie
Paola
Mitchell
Beloit
Neosho
Chanute
Norton
Pratt
Reno
Hutchinson
Rice
Lyons
Riley
Manhattan
Russell
Saline
Salina
Sedgwick
Wichita
Shawnee
Sherman
Goodland
Sumner
Wellington
Thomas
Colby
Wyandotte
Kansas City
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