Saline County project hit by Davis Bacon cost hurdle
Ottawa Herald notes the Saline County aging commission considered renovating the second floor of the old county courthouse for an elderly nutrition program but confronted Davis Bacon Act wage rules. Kansas City base rates push costs higher, risking shelving the project. The piece also comments on postal rate hikes, job openings at the Kansas City sorting center, and local editorials. It mentions Carmen Peffly crafting a clock and paintings on china, gifting a weed supervisor a decorative, musical rendition of the knapweed thistle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline County
Commission On Aging
Kansas City
Salina
Davis-Bacon
Iola
Nixon
U.S. Postal Service
Carmen Peffly
Ray DeJulio
Legislative Report from Dorothy Nichols and Jim Allen
Legislative update from Rep Dorothy Nichols and Sen Jim Allen describing committee activity on House Bill 2688 for temporary guardians, interlocal contracts, helmeted mopeds, prison system funding, reapportionment, and land nuisance protections. It notes floor debates, upcoming hearings, and invites constituent contact, plus local remarks from Rev Jim McCrossen and schedules for coffees and offices in Topeka and Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Nichols
Local Government Committee
Franklin County
Pomona
Wellsville
Jim McCrossen
State House
Jim
State Capitol Building
Topeka
House
Senate
Senate Education Committee
Jim Allen
Statehouse
Ottawa
Memo From Mac Mailman Brings Potpourri
A roving Harris News Service column humorously catalogs the morning mail. The author riffs on political fundraisers, charity appeals, and marketing envelopes from Texaco, J C Penney, Ronald Reagan, Barry Goldwater, Wall Street Journal, Smithsonian, March of Dimes, Continental Casualty, Aviation Monthly, Continental Casualty and General Foods. The piece ends with a crisp dollar from a wife’s coupon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Times
Council For A Livable World
United States
Reagan
George Kistiakowsky
Eisenhower
Texaco
The
Wall Street Journal
Smithsonian
March of Dimes
Continental Casualty
Medicare
Aviation Monthly
General Foods
Mr. Mailman
Crystal Ball Focuses on Wheat
Kansas City Board of Trade notes winter wheat focus as 1982 prospects hinge on acreage reductions and weather. USDA projects a record 2.13 billion bushels with price outlook around 20 cents below last year. World supply rises with 1982 demand influenced by China and India imports and Soviet Union winter wheat conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Paul L. Kelley
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Kansas
United States
U.s.department of Agriculture
Kansas City Board of Trade
USDA
World Wheat Council
London
The
Wheat Council
China
India
North America
Europe
U.S
Soviet Union
Consistent Work Outs Maintain Muscle Tone Dear Dr Donahue
Letter column discusses maintaining muscle tone through regular exercise and cycles of training, noting 10 days without loss for moderate training and 4-6 days for heavy regimens. It urges twice weekly exercise, cautions against excessive caffeine for endurance, and endorses whirlpool use for arthritis patients with safe guidelines.
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Dr. Donahue
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House ‘Transportation Committee
Lansing
Kansas State Penitentiary
Bko
Mac
Mailman
J. C. Penney
Ronald Reagan
Ron
Barry Goldwater
Barry
Barry Jr
U.S. Senate
California
Jerry Brown
John McCormally
Roderick Turnbull
P.A.L
Jonah
Nineveh
Cedar
Robert B. Wellington
Associated Press
Paul G
Donohue
Ake Pas
Walker
Howard Ieg
Ees Hern