Ottawa City Commission adopts pay plan and pole-sharing pact
Ottawa leaders approved a new city employee pay plan with a 2.76 percent cost of living adjustment and a pole-sharing agreement with Southwestern Bell, netting the city $2,640. They also authorized a consulting contract with Bucher Willis Ratliff for planning and zoning reports with stricter reporting terms. Jackson dissented. The commission proclaimed February as Black History Month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwestern Bell Telephone
Bucher, Willis & Ratliff
Kansas City, Mo
Jackson
Ottawa
RMH performs laparoscopic gallbladder removal at RMH
Derousseau underwent a laparoscopic cholecystectomy at RMH after prior C sections and was discharged after four hours. Paula Scobee praised the procedure as a marvel while Reyes, now certified, notes not all are candidates. Trustees ordered new equipment last August to remain competitive, costing about $39,000 with a break even of ten procedures yearly.
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Derousseau
Ottawa
Paula Scobee
RMH
Scobee
Ing
Reyes
AMH
Larry Fore
Notice of Sale and Suit in Franklin County Kansas
Abandoned 1982 Chevrolet Citation at 510 Prince St Princeton KS to be sold. District Court Franklin County lists multiple plaintiffs in real estate contract dispute and estate matters. hearings set in Ottawa March 1992. Notices include various defendants, receivers, and executors with dates February 1992.
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Prince St
Princeton
District Court of
Franklin County
Kansas
Civil Court Department
Harold J. Holland
Karen Holland
Frank B. Holland
Myra A. Holland
Daed Douglas W. Leibach
Resolution Trust Corporation
Anchor Savings
Judy Dryden Halanstain
First Kansas Bank
Farmers Bank & Trust Company
State OF
Douglas W. Laibach
Anchor Savings Association
Judy Dryden Hafanstein
District Court
Section
Township 17
Range 18
Franklin Co
Highway 135
N.W
Township
Hetaby
Patiton
Ottawa
Hackler
Sonderholm
Hinkle
George RA. Rivera
Parsons
Kenneth G. Rivera
George A. Rivera
Supreme Court orders response on Indian casino compact
SupCo backs Stephan in bid to force Gov Finney to submit the Kickapoo tribe gaming compact to the Legislature for ratification. Stephan seeks to resolve issues over the pact while Finney says no legislative submission is required and prefers federal court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
State Supreme Court
Joan Finney
Attearney
Bob Stephan
Stephan
Supreme Court
Finney
Bush health care plan pledges universal access in 1990s push
President Bush unveiled an election year health care package in Cleveland promising access to the world’s best care. It would provide 100 billion dollars in vouchers and tax breaks over five years to the poor and middle class to buy insurance, with Sullivan saying it would cost about 35 billion annually when fully in place and aim for universal coverage. Rockefeller criticized it as insufficient to achieve universal coverage or reduce costs.
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Washington
Bush
Cleveland
Health and Human Services
Louis W. Sullivan
Sullivan
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Tyson
Lantis
Lou Atherton
Ottawa Area
Corder
Burns & Burns, P.A. Attorneys AT Law
P.O
Lyndon
Market
Osage City
Attornays
Beautyen
Robin Williams
Christian Slater
Stans
SupCo
Bush Ballyhoos
John D. Rockefeller
D-W.va
Franklin County Health Department & Home Health
S. Main St. Luke
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Blue Shield of
Plan
Blue Cross and
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