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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1990

Page

7

Local Forum Signals United Way Housing Push

Jack Kemp signaled a housing focus at a United Way board meeting. United Way supports a national housing commitment and federal legislation to expand affordable housing through non profit and tenant groups.

Jack Kemp U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development United Way Kemp UW Board of Governors United Way of America United Ways Chicago Houston Pontiac

Library Line answers reader questions on apps, seniors aid, and local resources

The column outlines queries and official answers from the library on topics from rabbit food ingredients to senior tax help, AAA contact, starting a business, handicap parking dimensions, Cedar House nursing home built in 1954, The Chambered Nautilus author, and amortization charts. It cites sources like The Random House Dictionary, AARP, VITA, and KU.

Fifth and Main Asia Mediterranean Random House Kansas Department of Commerce Bob Whitworth Ottawa Area University of Kansas Ottawa University Andy Haney Ottawa Director of Public Works Cedar House Nursing Home 15Th Street Hickory Oak Vincent Skidmore

Capitol Buzz as Kansas Schools Reform Debuts with Video Hearings

The Kansas Capitol hosts a first of its kind three-site Senate education hearing linked by two way video as Senator Joe Harder guides dramatic reforms. Youth, tech, and hope fill the building while the governor’s office remains a conservative counterpoint on funding and future promises.

Joe Harder Senate Senate Education Harder Kansas April Hittle

Reagan testifies on Iran Contra affair in court deposition

Ronald Reagan, famed former president, testifies in secret videotaped deposition in Los Angeles regarding his knowledge of the Iran Contra affair. He answers 154 questions and faces cross examination by Iran-Contra prosecutors as his Poindexter trial proceeds. The session was held at a federal courthouse near his Bel Air home with public barred.

Los Angeles Ronald Reagan Reagan Federal John Poindexter Poindexter U.S Harold Greene Bel-Air

Property tax bills and amendments eyed for House floor

The discussion notes continued into March with ideas from Hayden and others. Proposals include a property tax rollback amendment and an amendment to adjust classification percentages and restore inventories to tax rolls, seen as having the best chance to reach the House floor next month.

Hayden

Presidents Day closings across banks and offices

Financial institutions and government offices will be closed Monday for Presidents Day honoring Washington and Lincoln. Banks, federal and state offices including USDA, Social Security, Job Service Center, and county facilities will shutter. The Herald dates a redesigned issue to mark the holiday.

Washington Lincoln U.S Department of Agriculture West Second South Main

KU and K State set spring enrollment records

Harris News Service reports show new spring enrollment highs at both universities. KU's total on the 20th day reaches 27,182 with 23,392 on the Lawrence campus, surpassing prior records. K State lists 19,046 for spring, up 1,208 from last year and topping its 1982 high.

University of Kansas Kansas State University Harris News Service Lawrence K-State Kansas Board of Regents

Franklin County Almanac Weather Outlook

Franklin County forecast from Monday to Wednesday calls for rain Tuesday and a mix of rain or snow mainly east on Wednesday. Temperatures turn colder midweek with highs from the 50s Monday to the 30s and lower 40s by Wednesday. Lows drop from the 20s Monday to the teens by Wednesday. Mostly sunny today with highs near 40 and 10 to 20 mph southerly winds. Tonight mostly clear with lows around 20. Sunday remains mostly clear with 45 to 60 highs.

Diversion and Sentencing Entries From Municipal Court

Diversion agreements filed for May J. Riveau and Darby L. Brown on DUI charges, with conditions including alcohol program and fees. A third diversion for Michael A. Milton on driving against an age restriction requires a $150 fine and 30 day license suspension. Sentencings list multiple defendants with fines, probation terms, and restitution. include Rickie J. McFadden facing DUI penalties.

Municipal Court May J. Riveau Pomona Darby L. Brown Gamatt Brown Michael A. Milton S. Oak Rickie J. McFadden S. Locust Wayne E. Scott Russell L. Wallis N. Poplar Andrew Mayfield Jr S. Elm Suzan L. Hogga S. Mulbarty Leanne McElfresh Ottawa Rfd District Court News Terry L. Farrar Allen Bishop Pittsburg State University Larry Barber S. Cedar Secretary of Corrections

Kansas Highway Patrol taps Lt Col Shearer as acting director

Gov. Hayden names Lt Col Laynard Shearer acting director of the Kansas Highway Patrol in Topeka, elevating the 25 year veteran from assistant superintendent and former commander of the Kansas City Metropolitan Division. He succeeds retiring Col Donald Pickett.

Topeka Kan Mike Hayden Laynard Shearer Kansas Highway Patrol Shearer Patrol Kansas City Kansas Turnpike

Winter merchandise and sale notices in Ottawa area ads

Ice melter 25 lbs six forty five Willis Garden Center displays side walk sale reminders from Suttons Jewelry with logs cleaned and checked free. The Winter Scruples Shampoo sale continues at Charlottes Chat and Curl with liter ten ninety six rag nineteen ninety five at 1740 S Elm phone 2422377. Noblin Watch dealer offers warranty to 2001 with watches from 195. Sutton's 40th Anniversary Special. Citizens for a Batter Ottawa questions why nineteen thousand nine hundred thirteen dollars was paid for an impartial DPS report and hints at forthcoming answers.

Charlotte Chat & Curl S. Elm Noblin Noblin and Sutton Ottawa

Memorial services for Albert Unruh and Harold Crawford

Memorial announcements list funeral plans for Albert Unruh and Harold Crawford. Albert Unruh's service is at Lamb Roberts Funeral Home 2 p.m. Saturday February 17 with interment in Highland Cemetery and memorials to First United Methodist Church. Harold Crawford’s service is at Westminster Presbyterian Church 2 p.m. Tuesday February 20 with interment in Highland Cemetery. calling hours at Lamb Roberts Funeral Home and memorials to Westminster Presbyterian Church Southview Hospice or the Horticultural Research Institute Scholarship Fund.

Albert Unruh Lamb-Roberts Highland Cemetery First United Methodist Church Harold Crawford Westminster Presbyterian Church Henry Roberts Donald Sinclair Lamb- Roberts Funeral Home Memoriala O Southview Horticultural Research Institue Scholarship Fund

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