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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1990

Page

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Ottawans join vehicle tax collection discrimination suit

A group of 15 Kansas citizens led by Kurt and Thomas Weigand of Ottawa RFD 3 filed in Shawnee County District Court challenging the staggered vehicle tax system. They allege it discriminates by last name alphabet, causing unequal tax and tag payments, seeking damages, injunction, accounting, and legal costs. Ottawa native Kenton C. Granger represents the plaintiffs.

Kansas Kurt Weigand Thomas Weigand Ottawa Rfd 3 Shawnee County State of Kansas Kansas Department of Revenue Ed Rolfs Secretary of Revenue Steve Stotts Kenton c. Granger Kansas City, Mo

Wall Street Dalays Slight Drop Before Labor Day Weekend

Wall Street opened slow with the Dow down .75 to 2592.57 as traders take an early end of summer break. Philip Morris rose to 44, Exxon up, IBM fell, GE slipped, and ToysRUs tumbled after news of a Japanese toy retailers group forming to curb US expansion.

New York Wall Street Philip Morris Exxon General Electric Toysrus

Roy withdraws from Senate race in Kansas

Roy Sr. steps back as Democratic Senate nominee for the November election in Kansas. He filed a handwritten withdrawal with Secretary of State Bill Graves, clearing the path for a party committee to designate a replacement. The former congressman had won the primary but urged replacement by Dick Williams of Wichita, while Nancy Kassebaum remained the Republican incumbent. State Democratic Chairman Jim Parrish plans a Sept. 9 Topeka meeting to pick Roy’s successor.

Topeka Kan Bill Roy Sr U.S. Senate State Committee Roy Bill Graves United Senate U.S Dick Williams Williams Nancy Kassebaum Jim Parrish

Local Notices and Business Ad Briefs Summary

Bernhardt School of Dance enrolls. Pizza Time seeks inside and delivery help afternoons weekends. Litwin’s closed Sun and Mon for Labor Day weekend. Performing Arts and Country season tickets available with box office hours 10 AM to 12 PM and 3 PM. A Bloomin’ Florist closes Sat and Mon, reopens Tuesday 9 AM.

Whitworth bid farewell after near 40 years with Ottawa Chamber

Robert L. Whitworth, 65, retired from the Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce after a long career. He was honored at a board luncheon and a separate reception, receiving a retirement bonus and a wall clock. Louis J. Atherton will assume the role September 17. Whitworth credited with accrediting the chamber and stabilizing finances, thanked staff including Brenda Jackson and Phyllis Foster, and recalled memories from his tenure.

Jim Hitch Robert L. Whitworth Chamber of Commerce Whitworth Jean Ottawa Lancaster Chamber Ottawa Chamber Brenda Jackson Phyllis Foster Foster

U.S. joins consensus on human caused climate warming

The United States for the first time acknowledged that human activity is warming the climate, as 74 nations adopted an IPCC report at a U.N. conference in Sundsvall. While the document under the UN and WHO auspices outlines a base for future treaties, agreement on concrete actions remains elusive.

Sundsvall Sweden United States U.N World Meteorological Organization Jeremy Legget Greenpeace International Fred Bemthal National Science Foundation U.S Bemthal Geneva

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