Ottawa University faculty dismissal sparks court case
Ottawa University faces legal action after a faculty member’s dismissal, prompting scrutiny of university policies and potential appeals. The coverage outlines who is contesting the decision, the court involved, and possible implications for faculty relations on campus.
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Patriots
Power Co op Taken To Task In KMEA Hearing
The Kansas Corporation Commission will hold hearings February 1 and 2 to review Sabetha’s complaint against the Kansas Municipal Energy Agency a 33 city group forming to own power plants. Sabetha seeks to withhold $600000 in loan notes. KMEA argues delay would jeopardize loans for its feasibility study and plant ownership plans.
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Kansas Corporation Commission
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Gordon Olson
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Richard “Pete” Loux
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EMEA
ERA Setbacks Undermine Ratification Effort in Idaho Court
U.S. District Judge Marion Callister ruled Congress lacked authority to extend the ERA ratification deadline and that five states acted within their rights to rescind approval. The decision, issued in Boise, dismisses the effort to ratify the proposed 27th amendment which would ban sex discrimination. Idaho, Arizona, and Washington legislators filed the suit after Congress extended the deadline from 1979 to 1982. Indiana was the 35th state to ratify in 1977 with 38 needed. The ruling states a Congress three-fifths vote can set a reasonable time limit binding on both branches.
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Marion Callister
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Callister
Animal Code Back To Drawing Board
The Ottawa City Commission will review a proposed ordinance banning livestock before final action. The animal ban sparked the most controversy in the recodification hearing, with a reconvened session set for Jan. 6 and ratification likely Jan. 20. Citizens may inspect drafts at City Hall or the Public Library.
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Ottawa City Commission
George Marshall
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Todd
Don Yockey
Marshall
Jim McCrea
Sherwin Snyder
Dozier Death Hoax Reported by Italian Police
Italian police dismissed a call claiming kidnapped Brig. Gen. James L. Dozier's body would be found in an Italian village as a probable Red Brigades hoax. Officials said no clues emerged in Dozier's disappearance and no demands were stated.
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Pressure grows as Polish strike faces martial law
AP reports Poland pressed by mass strike with miners urged to quit as martial law tightens. Four re arrested Solidarity members defy constraints while Lech Walesa goes on hunger strike. Jaruzelski mulls televised address amid U.S. deliberations on possible sanctions.
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Wojciech Jaruzelski
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United States
Warsaw
Soviet Union
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Bonn
United Way drive nears goal in Franklin County
UW Indies On A terrific response in the vial has boosted the Franklin County United Way drive to 43,723.65 dollars, just 1,676.35 short of the 45,400 goal. Dorothy Anderson, drive secretary, cited newspaper coupons and strong rural giving as key factors.
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Weather update from Ottawa Water Plant and county forecast
The National Weather Service reports a Tuesday low near 0 degrees and a daytime high around 37. About three inches of snow melted to 32 inches of moisture. County forecast calls for partly cloudy skies through Thursday with lows in the teens and highs in the upper 30s. Winds will be light and variable this afternoon and tonight.
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Ottawa
Ottawan Paratroop Captain Chooses Army Career Path
Barbara Steere, 28, Ottawa native and paratroop captain in the 82nd Airborne Division, shared a slide show with Ottawa Kiwanis. She trains as an airborne officer in Germany, aims for jumpmaster school in March, and may earn command by summer. Her background includes public relations work in Chicago and a direct commission influenced by her West Point-aspired brother.
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Barbara Steere
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82Nd Airborne Division
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Germany
University of Kansas
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Charles 0. Finley
Kansas City
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Myron
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