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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1980

Page

3

West Coast flood disaster swamps California and Arizona

Heavy rains cause levees to breach and graves to flood in Southern California. Caskets unearthed at Verdugo Hills Cemetery as 31 dead and billions in damage push disaster declarations across six counties. Arizona sees 90 million dollars in damages from Salt River sewage spill and widespread evacuations continue along I-10 corridor.

California Phoenix Ariz National Weather Service Eleanor Vostee California’s U.S Ventura Los Angeles San Diego Carter Riverside County Riverside Arizona Idaho Utah Verdugo Hills Salt River Bruce Babbitt San Jacinto Palm Springs

Kennedy To Meet With State Media in Topeka

Senator Edward M. Kennedy will meet reporters in Topeka before Kansas Washington Day events. He arrives at 3:30 p.m. at Forbes Field and speaks at 6:45 p.m. at the Ramada Inn, with tickets about $37.50 and over 1,000 expected. state party officials plan multiple receptions for Kennedy and other candidates ahead of the April 1 primary.

Topeka Kan Edward M. Kennedy D-Mass Kansas Washington Kennedy President Carter Forbes Field Ramada Inn Century Club Oklahoma City Jim Plager State Party Plager Holiday Inn Sue Horn Estes Wichita Carter California Jerry Brown Brown John Simpson Salina U.S. Senate Dan Watkins Lawrence Jack Weyforth Merriam Sam Keys Manhattan Bob Wootton Jim Yount Wootton U.S Dan Glickman

Princeton Kansas Enacts Dog Control Ordinance 116

The city of Princeton Kansas passes Ordinance 116 to regulate dog ownership and running at large. Requirements include biannual immunization records, kennel permits at a $200 fee for five or more dogs, impoundment rules for noncompliant owners, and penalties up to $100 fine or 90 days in jail. Effective upon publication, approved February 4, 1980.

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