Mandrell Gals' Ottawa Show Moves To May 13
Louise Mandrell cancels March 7 at Municipal Auditorium due to NBC contract ties and adds two May 13 performances. Ticket redeems from March 7 for 7 pm, 9 pm tickets go on sale Monday. Louise tours with husband R C Bannon and plans festive events. contract with NBC ends May 1.
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Louise Mandrell
Municipal Auditorium
George Jaworski
Jaworski
Butler Music
Auditorium
Louise
R.C. Bannon
Country Music Association
Barbara Mandrell
Barbara
Ronnie Milsap
Paul Anka
Ottawa
City Nixes Bid For Aid
Ottawa officials drop plans to file for federal historic preservation funds to assist renovating the Ottawa Library. City staff warn that pre-application would trigger obligations and funding is limited. State and federal review would be required and the city will seek repair options instead. Local lawmakers Jim Allen and Dorothy Nichols to speak at a Saturday legislative coffee.
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George B. Pyle
Ottawa
Ben Park
Park
Dave Watkins
Watkins
Kansas
City Commission
Jim Allen
Dorothy Nichols
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Allen
Nichols
The
Peoples Bank
S. Main
Weather outlook for Ottawa area shows warm high and cool low
The National Weather Service station at the Ottawa Water Plant logged a Wednesday low of 48 and a high of 84 with no rain. The county forecast calls for cloudy skies with possible heavy thunderstorms tonight, lows in the low to mid 40s, and a Friday mainly cloudy day with highs in the mid to upper 50s.
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National Weather Service
Ottawa
Inside Highlights Local County Club Days Preview
Weekend starts with county club events highlighted in Inside Highlights. Farm wildlife habitat and management topics are explored in depth. Supreme Court ponders appeals in Whippoorwill courtroom drama examined on Page 10.
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Whippoorwill
Reagan seeks extra savings after bigger than expected spending
Washington reports President Reagan ordered aides to find 3 to 6 billion dollars in further budget cuts after new 1982 spending estimates rose 3 to 6 billion beyond prior expectations. Stockman officials warned of automatic cost increases in Medicare and other social programs while pledges to protect Social Security, unemployment, veterans benefits, and aid to the poor remain intact.
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U.S
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David A. Stockman
Office of Management and Budget
Martin Anderson
Stockman
Anderson
Brezhnev and Castro Meet Amid Cold War Tensions
In Moscow Brezhnev and Castro met as the Soviet Union backed Cuba amid U S accusations of arming El Salvador. Tass said they discussed further Soviet Cuban cooperation and world situation during the fourth day of the Soviet party congress.
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Leonid I. Brezhnev
Fidel Castro
U.S
U.S.S.R
Cuba
el Salvador
Tass
U.S. State Department
Soviet Communist Party
State Department
Soviet Union
Leonid Zamyatin
Richmond Faces Tax Dispute Over City Owned Nursing Home
Richmond contesting 5000 in property taxes on Oak Haven Nursing Home, arguing non profit status and city ownership exempt under state law. County appraiser says profits fund bonds and exemption ended after 1969 IRB funds, with total tax impact around 9000 including a prior year refund request.
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George B. Pyle
Richmond
Oak Haven
Franklin County
Charles Clark
Kansas State Board of Tax Appeals
Vivian Chambers
Chambers
Clark
Tax Appeals Board
Federal Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
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