Ottawa And The Ax Part I Budget Proposals A Guessing Game
Local officials in Ottawa face uncertain cuts from President Reagan's proposed federal budget affecting food stamps Medicaid and CETA programs. State and city officials warn of impact on small communities and housing subsidies while HUD says existing contracts remain funded. Revenue sharing and EPA funding loom large for local projects.
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George B. Pyle
Reagan
Bruce Rhodes
Ottawa
Kansas Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
Congress
Rhodes
Richard Hernandez
CETA
Hernandez
Franklin County
City of
Dave Watkins
Sunflower Plaza
Pine Manor
Canterbury Courts
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Kansas City
Thomas Kilbride
HUD
Kilbride
Sheriff's Department
John Brown
Larson
OU Braves Reach 20 Wins for Second Straight Season
The article notes Oklahoma University basketball and its Braves reaching a 20 victory plateau for the second consecutive year. It mentions the heated Big Eight race, with coverage flagged on page four, and contrasts solar energy with government inefficiency highlighted on page eight.
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OU Braves
Reagan Leans On Key Groups For Budget Push
President Reagan, back from California, lobbies Congress and governors for his three year 30 percent personal income tax cut and 41.4 billion in 1982 budget cuts. White House aides say responses vary, with Meese optimistic about cooperation and Stockman warning against expanding tax breaks for the rich. Congress opens hearings on the tax package as Democrats critique the plan.
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Washington
Reagan
California
Congress
Statehouse
White House
Edwin Meese III
Air Force One
Joe Canzeri
Santa Barbara
Calif
Meese
Carter
David A. Stockman
Senate
Robert C. Byrd
D-W
House
Ways and Means
Dan Rostenkowski
D-Ir
Brezhnev Calls for Reagan Summit to Ease Nuclear Arms Tensions
Brezhnev urged a Reagan summit and resumption of U S Soviet talks on nuclear limits. He proposed curbs on submarine fleets and missiles, and signaled Afghanistan discussions within Persian Gulf demilitarization talks. He touted continued detente while accusing the West of slowing progress.
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Moscow
Leonid I. Brezhnev
U.S
Reagan
Soviet Union
Afghanistan
United States
Persian Gulf
Soviet Communist Party
U.S. Senate
Brezhnev
Kremlin Palace of Congresses
Lincoln PTA to host Ottawa School Board candidate forum
The Lincoln School PTA announces a public forum for Ottawa School Board candidates at 7 30 p m in the Lincoln School auditorium part of the regular PTA meeting. The Ottawa Education Association also schedules a similar event at 7 30 p m March 2 in the Ottawa Junior High multi purpose room. Five board seats are up this year with 15 candidates overall and a March 10 primary will trim the field to six for four year terms and four for two year terms. final selections occur at the April 7 general election.
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Lincoln School Pta
Ottawa School Board
Ottawa Education Association
Ottawa
Lincoln Pta
PTA
Karen Walburn
Lincoln School
Walburn
OEA Forum
Kansas House Advances Severance Tax Hearings
The Kansas House cleared a brief session and prepared for the Assessment and Taxation Committee to hear Gov. John Carlin's 8 percent severance tax proposal on oil and gas at 1 p.m. Opponents scheduled for Tuesday. Local bill on Riley County law enforcement passed 121 to 2 and moved to the Senate. Weather notes from Ottawa station recorded a cold start with mixed highs, a drizzle, and a statewide forecast of clear but warming conditions through Tuesday.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas House
John Carlin
Riley County
Consolidated Law Enforcement Agency
Senate
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