Sacred Heart talent show features young performers
During Catholic Schools Week at Sacred Heart, six year old Rachel Ball, daughter of Ron and Belinda Ball, performed a finger play with song while five year old Rhonda Phillips, daughter of Richard and Helen Phillips, twirled a baton to the delight of assembled adults and children.
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Sacred Heart
Rachel Ball
Ron
Belinda Ball
Rhonda Phillips
Richard and
Helen Phillips
OU Production of Our Town Aims to Reflect Local Life
Inside Highlights notes that the local university theater group presents Our Town aiming for faithful community resonance. Page 3 mentions KC Times sports series concluding with a swipe at KU on Page 4.
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KC Times
Reagan's Economic Message Judgment Day
President Reagan urged cutting the federal budget to curb spending, likening it to trimming a child’s allowance. He outlined a sweeping plan targeting Social Security, food stamps, Medicaid, and subsidies, with a 10 percent income tax cut over three years and regulatory rollbacks. Congress wary, timing unclear, as both parties weigh long term deficits.
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Oval Office
Jimmy Carter
Congress
Alan Cranston
California
Senate
Jake Gann
Utah
John F. Lieberling
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Ottawa High to hold eighth and ninth grade parents night
Ottawa High School will host an eighth and ninth grade parents night at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the Cyclone Room to explain enrollment for classes as Ottawa Junior High School moves ninth graders to the high school creating a freshman class and about 175 more students. Counseling services will be offered and a facilities tour will be provided.
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Ottawa High School
OHS
Ottawa
John Kimbrel
East Central Vocational Cooperative
Ottawa High
Kimbrel
Historic designation adds twist to Ottawa library dilemma
The Ottawa Library building, erected in 1903 with Carnegie funds, is now on the National Register of Historic Places. The move, supported by the Kansas State Historical Society and opposed by city officials, could enable federal funds for restoration while not preventing demolition. Debates focus on a new library vs renovating the old building, with voters previously rejecting a million dollar bond.
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George B. Pyle
Ottawa
Kansas State Historical Society
State Society
Carnegie Foundation
Robert Mills
Mills
Library Board
Betty Salsbury
S. Locust
Wortman
National Register
Kansas
Salsbury
Ottawa Library shelves overflow as usage soars in 1980
Librarians report a 15 percent rise in total circulation to 96 812 in 1980 with adult and juvenile borrowing up 17 and 9 percent respectively. Microfilm use climbs 33 percent, while the library adds 2 499 books and withdraws 532. Space constraints force stacking on the floor and narrow aisles.
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Ottawa
Tim Sullivan
Sullivan
Barbara Dew
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