Local Historical Train Chugs Forward Page 3
Inside Highlights notes a local historical train project advancing despite challenges as plans move toward completion. Mentions community involvement, preservation goals, and funding steps. Parceling details unclear. focuses on progress and collective effort.
Truce Ends 17-Year Confrontation Between World Filipinos
World Filipinos hold their breath as a long running conflict ends in a tentative truce. Ottawa High cagers defeated the Blazers to secure a strong start in their season, noted on Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa High Cagers
Blazers
Ottawa Commission weighs parking lot plan sparks objection
Ottawa leaders move toward a public hearing on a Fifth and Hickory parking lot with a 50 50 city at large and benefit district cost split. Residents including Charles Anderson protest residential property inclusion while city officials cite deteriorating block conditions and potential property acquisitions by February 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melissa Bauman
Ottawa City Commission
Fifth and Hickory
Commission
Bemmels
Ottawa
Charles Anderson
4248
Hickory
Anderson
Ottawa Weather: Cold with 37/29, then sunny near 30s
The Ottawa Water Plant reported a high of 37 and a low of 29 for the 24 hours ending 6 p.m. Tuesday. Forecast calls for clear, cold tonight with lows in the low teens, followed by a sunny day Thursday with highs in the mid to upper 30s.
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Ottawa
CIA Chief Casey Testifies on Iran Contra Connection
Rep. Gus Yatron says CIA Director William Casey testified under oath that he had no knowledge the arms sales profits to Iran funded Nicaragua's Contras and that funds did not come from CIA appropriations. He noted Casey avoided some questions and discussed a dissolved Swiss bank account linked to profits.
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Washington
CIA
William Casey
House
Iran
Nicaragua
Gus Yatron
D-Pa
Casey
Yatron
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Edwin Meese III
James Kelly
U.S
Lebanon
White House
George Shultz
United Way Drive Nears Goal Shortfall Report
United Way of Franklin County is about $8,009 short of its 1986 goal of $65,950. Donations and pledges total $57,940.88 so far. Residential and rural areas trail last year, with residential at $3,795.33 and rural at $925.50. Nearby boosts come from Town & Country Supply and Dengel & Son Funeral Home.
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United Way
Franklin County
P.O. Box
Ottawa
Town & Country Supply
Dengel & Son Funeral Home
Big School Districts Bear Burden Of Cuts
Kansas districts face a total $17.27 million cut in state aid under Gov elect Hayden 3.8 percent budget trim. Wichita USD 259 would lose $2.53 million, Topeka USD 501 $760,526, and Kansas City Kansas $729,037, requiring raises of 2.39, 2.33, and 2.11 mills respectively. Shawnee Mission loses none. other large districts also face tax increases to cover the shortfall.
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Topeka, Kan
Mike Hayden
Wichita
Topeka
Kansas City
Kan
Dale Dennis
State Board of Education
Hayden
Wichita Unified School District No
Dennis
Big Shawnee
Johnson County
Olathe
Lawrence
Salina
Garden City
Hutchinson
Manhattan
Kansas
Shawnee Mission Zero
Parsons
Leavenworth
Emporia
McPherson
Paola
Beloit
Coffeyville
Independence
Chanute
Norton
Pratt
Hutchingon
Lyons
Derby
Haysville
Valley Center
Mulvane
Goodard
Maize
Renwick
Liberals
Seaman
Auburn Washburn
Shawnee Heights
Goodland
Wellington
Colby
Turner
Bonner Springs
Cooperative Theme At OFCED Session By ROBERT WELLINGTON
At the Ottawa Franklin County Economic Development board meeting local contractor Allen Loyd educator Mike Newmaster and physician Bud Gollier urged involvement. Loyd highlighted the vo tech cooperative at Ottawa High School started in 1979 with 900 students through programs and 138 enrolled. Newmaster asked the board to publicize programs and use work release to place students in area businesses. Gollier discussed Ransom Memorial Hospital finances saying the hospital faces cuts and possible closure with a $5 million budget and Medicare shortfalls. he denied drug problems and dismissed rumors of $900,000 missing while urging OFCED to organize a hospital support group and involve community leadership.
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Robert Wellington
Ottawa-Frankin County Economic Development Board
Allen Loyd
Mike Newmaster
Bud Gollier
Loyd
East Central Vocational Cooperative Advisory Board
OFCED
Vo-Tech
Ottawa High School
Newmaster
Gollier
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Medicare
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Jim McCrea
Fourth
Wendell Barker
William Douglas
Lyle Dresher
Barker
Douglas Estate
Page
Jim C. Grimes
Pana
Davis Road
K- 68
Grimes
Havens Steel
Steve Zuk
Department of Public Safety
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DPS
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Atchison
Great Bend
Fort Scott
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el Dorado
Columbus
Clay Center
Concordia
Winfield
Arkansas City
Pittsburg
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