Circuit breaker tops tax relief proposals
Kansas lawmakers push property tax relief with a commercial circuit breaker and expanded residential circuit breaker. The joint committee urged continued tax changes, but offered no funding plan for the $102 million relief package, drawing criticism from leaders and real estate groups.
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Topeka
Kan
Senate
Fred Kerr
R Pratt
Kerr
Joint Study Committee
Ottawa area calendar highlights monthly events
The Herald Calendar lists Ottawa area happenings from University events to city meetings. Notable items include Old English Yule Feast at OU Union, the Christmas Parade downtown, pancake feed, Christmas Corner at the Arts Council, multiple showtimes of Christmas in the Cabin at Dietrich Cabin, and various meetings at City Hall and the Chamber of Commerce. Local arts, education, and civic gatherings fill the schedule through mid December with recurring Wednesday bingo and community programs.
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Ottawa University
OU Union
Ottawa
Main Street
Downtown
Ottawa Middle School
Ottawa Community Arts Council
Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
Dietrich Cabin
City Park
Hager
Kansas Veterans Commission
City Hall
Chamber of Commerce
Planning Commission
David Turnbull
Franklin County Board
Chamber of Com
Merce
American Association of University Women
S. Maple
Christian Faith Action Board
Poncho's Convention & Tourism
Ottawa Country Club
Ottawa University Chapel
Eugene Field School
Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Garfield School
Bloodmobile
Faith Lutheran Church
American Association of Retired People
Mid-America Council On Aging
Ottawa-Franklin County
Hawthorne School
Voting history key element in local tax debates
State leaders lack a system to track local voter attitudes on property taxes and school district bonds. Across 1986 to 1988 more than 240 local elections affected spending, yet no official state record exists, hindering insight for 1990 budget hearings and tax reform discussions. Continued On Page7.
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John Marshall Harris
Topeka
United Way Sets Franklin County Record Campaign Total
United Way of Franklin County topped its 1989 goal with a grand total of 77,919.16 dollars, surpassing last year and marking the campaign as the most successful ever. Dorothy Anderson notes early finish and significant donations from Ottawa Truck and Our Own Hardware among others, with advance fund 27,800 and fair share 41,664.66.
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Lori Alvarado
Dorothy Anderson
United Way Drive
United Way of
Franklin County
Anderson
United Way
Fair Share Fund
Ottawa
Hallmark Cards
Lawrence
Keefer wins 1989 Ottawa football contest with 113 28 record
Alan Keefer of Ottawa, now in Fort Worth, Texas, captures the $1,000 grand prize with an 113-28 mark in 141 games, achieving an over 80 percent win rate. Jane Nicholson and Genelle Stevens tie for second at 111-30, Terry White also runner up after a late surge. 98 entrants played each week, with Mike Alvarez of Olathe earning a $20 weekly prize.
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Ottawa Herald
Alan Keefer
Keefer
Fort Worth
Texas
al Keefer
S. Main
Jane Nicholson
Genelle Stevens
Terry White
Mike Alvarez
Olathe
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