Ottawa City Commission Examines Hotel Deal and Bonds
The Ottawa commission discussed the North American Hotel loss of about 75000 after a failed elderly housing plan and reviewed bonding rules, including general obligation, special assessment, revenue, and industrial revenue bonds. They noted IRBs place risk on investors, not taxpayers, and cited a 25 percent debt cap with current debt around 2400000. Candidates Heathman and Chaney attended.
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Faget
Citizens For Economy
First National Hank
Third
Hickory
Stipp
Marshall
Patty
Lester Graham
Ottawa
Snyder
North Side
City Hall
Commission
Fred Heathman
Dorothy Chaney
Hartpence to Hart A Colorado senator's rise from Ottawa roots
Gary Hartpence grew from Ottawa youth to Yale scholar and ministerial student to campaign volunteer for John F Kennedy. He shifted to law and politics, guiding George McGovern in 1968, then winning a Colorado Senate seat in 1974 and reelection in 1980.
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Hart
The
Recorder
OHS
Hartpeace
Lettermen
Ottawa
Walt Dengel
Gary
Orlis Cox
Hartpence
Bethany Nazarene College
Oklahoma
Oletha Ludwig
Lee Hart
Yale University
John F. Kennedy
Jack
Robert Kennedy
Gary Hartpence
Gary Hart
George McGovern
U.S
Colorado
Reagan Delivers Prime Time Conference Highlights
President Reagan, in his sixteenth news conference, defends EPA chief Anne Gorsuch while withdrawing a blanket assertion of executive privilege amid contempt concerns. He also unveils a $4.3 billion unemployment relief package and rebuts make work job programs in the plan.
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Washington
Reagan
EPA
Anne M. Gorsuch
House
Congress
Arms Control
Kenneth Adelman
Arms Control Agency
Adelman
Senate
Soviet Union
Egypt
Sudan
U.S
Lebanon
Middle East
Economy on the rebound ends recession say economists
Washington reports show factory output and housing construction rising sharply in January. Jack Albertine and President Reagan herald a recovery gaining momentum as industrial production climbs 0.9 percent and housing starts surge 36 percent. Baldrige and Regan cite evidence that the 1981-82 recession is behind us. Volcker cautions a cautious, inflation-averse path forward.
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Washington
Jack Albertine
American Business Conference
Reagan
U.S
Commerce
Malcolm Baldrige
Treasury
Donald Regan
Federal Reserve Board
Paul Volcker
Congress
Fed
Estate hearings in Franklin County Kansas filed petitions
First notice published February 4 1963 lists two matters in Franklin County Kansas District Court Lena A Okerburg estate and Chris M Loper estate with executrix and administrator petitions seeking final settlement authority construction of will and assignment of estates and discharge of executrix and administrator court dates February 28 1983 and March 4 1983 in Ottawa Kansas with witnesses and attorneys named for each case.
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District Court
Franklin County
Kansas
Lena A. Okerburg
Kansan
K. Nadine Snodgrass
A&m
City
Ottawa
K. Nadine Snodgrase
Executrix
Chris M. Loper
C.H. Loper
State of
Alenatef
Skoog
Chris H. Loper
C.t.a
C. H. Loper
Classified Deadline Rules and Birthday Wishes Note
Classified deadline details for word ads and display ads are given, with times for weekday and Friday submissions. The notice includes personal thanks from David B. Howard and congrats from Elmer and Mathilda Jauffer for a 60th wedding anniversary.
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David B. Howard
Elmer and
Mathilda Jauffer
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Kansas City
Ottawa Inspection Department
Graham
Bill Rice
W. 13Th
Marlin Kimball
RFD
Rice
Kimball
Lincoln
Boys’ Club
Department of Public Safety
George Marshall
Jack Patty
Foreign Affairs
Pentagon
United
Social Security
the Family Circus
By Bil Keane
Charlie Brown
Babboo
Sra
Robert L. Pine
P.O. Box
Richard, Skoog, Patitioner
Richard
Skoog & Latimer P.O
Attys
Patitioner
Goosemyer
Otto
Beetle Bailey
Hugo
Uasuline
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