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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1983

Page

10

Royals Hit by Commissioner Cleansing In House

Inside Highlights reports the baseball commissioner sanctions three Royals members with a stern action while leaving an option that could lessen the impact. A national probe into the skywalk disaster finds no criminal charges, and nationwide beefed up security against terrorism is evident from coast to coast.

The Royals

County caps a good year to build on in Franklin County

Kansas Department of Transportation bids widen Eisenhower Road near Ottawa and replace a 63 foot truss bridge on Tally Creek. Killough Inc. bids $129,007.21 for the road overlay, with federal rural secondary funding and county funds. Midwest Construction Co. bids $109,317.65 to replace the Tally Creek bridge, 80 percent funded by federal programs. county share around $24,050 from 1984 special bridge funds. The county has built multiple bridges this year with Midwest as a frequent contractor and notes high funding success due to preplanned projects and ready bids.

Bob Bartch Kansas Department of Transportation Franklin County Killough Inc Ottawa Eisenhower Road Interstate 35 Killough Manhattan Midwest Construction Co, Inc Holton West Fork Tally Creek Cook, Flatt & Strobel Topeka Douglas County KDOT Larry Larson Midwest Construction Midwest Larson John Brown Centropolis Public Kansas Michael Engineering

Agriculture interests urged to meet greenhouse changes

The EPA official warned farmers and others in agriculture to prepare for continuing greenhouse warming as heat and rainfall patterns shift. John Hoffman said planning for changes and capitalizing on new crop opportunities will help mitigate losses and boost gains across regions. Separately, Rep. Larry Winn of Kansas announced plans for his political future during a luncheon with Kansas City leaders, attended by Sen. Nancy Kassebaum.

Chicago John Hoffman U.S. Epa Strategic Studies Hoffman American Society of Agricultural Engineers Washington Larry Winn R-Kan Kansas House Congress Winn Congressional Forum Kansas City Nancy Kassebaum

Santa Bowls His Way Back To Ottawa Display

Ralph Kampschroeder and wife Marie revive a 15 year old Christmas display at 1119 N Hickory Ottawa. The Santa Bowls Em Over scene features a moving bowling Santa and Mrs Claus eyes that light with each strike. Students helped, a sign from Edith Riley included, the couple’s 45th anniversary noted as the display runs nightly 7 to 9 30. The display debuted in 1968 on their 30th anniversary and will operate through Dec 26 before rest for the season.

Ottawa Ralph Kampschroeder Hickory Sona Claus Kampschroeder Marie North Main Santa’s Mrs. Claus Scott Gislar Kampschroeders Edith Riley Art Conus The Herald

Federal Ax Looms Over KC Bureaucrats

Kansas City area federal offices face potential closure as part of Reagan administration cost-cutting, with Senators Eagleton and Danforth protesting and a general study by GSA underway to review Cabinet agencies. Officials say no plans are finalized. offices serve Missouri Kansas Iowa and Nebraska regions.

Kansas City, Mo Reagan Kansas City Thomas Eagleton Carmen Herb Koster Federal General Services Administration Washington Walt Riker Bob Dole R-Kan Missouri Kansas Iowa Nebraska

Wholesale inflation at 0.3 percent for year in 1983

Washington reports November drop sparks optimism as wholesale prices rise only 0.3 percent for 1983, with food prices down 1 percent in November. Economists call the result fantastic and point to prior spikes, noting the economy may post its best inflation performance in nearly two decades. Ottawa weather station records 16 degree low and 23 degree high with a mixed forecast. County forecast calls for partly cloudy tonight with lows 5 to 15 and Saturday mostly cloudy with highs in the 20s.

Washington Edward Yardeni Prudential Bache Securities Inc Michael Evans

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Rep Kempschroeder Alane Ang Story By Jay Bemis Photos By Wes Wilson Ralph, Marie Grandma Too Kampachrosder Santa Ralph Checke National Weather Service
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