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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1979

Page

7

City hearing on Skunk Run needs for HUD funds

Ottawa residents pressed the city commission to include Skunk Run improvements in its Community Development application. Richard O. Elliott cited flooding basements from increased runoff after paving on Elm Willow and Ash streets, debris in the run, and children swimming when full. He warned mosquitoes breed when water stands. The run flows from 17th Street northeast past First Street into the Marais des Cygnes River. Continued on Page 10.

Jay Bemis Ottawa City Commission Richard O. Elliott S. Elm 17Th Street Ottawa First Street Marais Des Cygnes Department of Housing and Urban Development HUD Elliott Elm, Willow Ash Streets City Park

Vocational Coop tours new building near Ottawa High

East Central Vocational Cooperative board members toured a new facility west of Ottawa High School as opening day brought heating issues and unfinished touches. They approved three new classes health occupations graphic arts and distributive education plus a wage raise for a student secretary and scheduled Vocational Education Week events.

Jay Bemis East Central Vocational Cooperative Ottawa High School Ben Moor Ottawa U.S.C Moor

City Planners Put Off Decision On West Fifteenth Rezoning

Ottawa planning commissioners met over two hours but halted action on a re zoning request for Stuart Young on West Fifteenth. A 5-2 vote continued discussion next month as opponents argued traffic and value concerns while supporters cited housing needs and nearby comparisons.

Harris Ray Ottawa West Fifteenth Street West Fifteenth Stuart Young Ash Young Kansas City Joel Tonkin Urban Equities Inc Floyd Coffman Young’s Marian Turner Tonkin U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development David Watkins HUD Duane Anderson West Fifteenth Area Salina Anderson Feather Kaiser

First Wage Challenge Looms

AP reports AL Grospiron, president of the Oil Chemical and Atomic Workers Union since 1965, leads the first big test of President Carter's 7 percent wage guidelines as negotiations with 245 oil firms threaten a national walkout amid 400 contracts. Industry sources note automation may blunt immediate production impact and company spokesmen declined comment.

Denver Carter al Grospiron Texas City Texas Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers International Union Grospiron Authority

Bakhtiar vows gradual martial law exit in Iran

Prime Minister-designate Shahpour Bakhtiar pledged to dismantle martial law gradually after parliament nominated him as Iran's civilian premier. He hinted Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi may depart the country for rest, with speculation Washington pressed the move. In Beverly Hills the Shah’s queen mother and sister were besieged by demonstrators torching cars and causing fires. 35 injured, two seriously. County forecast notes increasing cloudiness with snow flurries and temperatures in the mid-20s to mid-30s.

Tehran Iran Shahpour Bakhtiar Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi Bakhtiar Washington Beverly Hills Calif Los Angeles

Kansas coal slurry pipeline push gains lobbying heft

Supporters led by Energy Transportation Systems press for a 1979 legislative win to back a 1036 mile coal slurry line from Wyoming to Arkansas. Backers include Bechtel linked interests and Lehman Brothers, with railroad opposition over land rights and rail revenue shares. ETSI seeks eminent domain powers. Kansas and Nebraska lawmakers have refused.

Topeka Kan Kansas Duane Pete” McGill House House of Representatives Energy Transportation Systems Inc California Bechtel Corp Hoover Dam Kansas- Nebraska Natural Gas Co Hastings Neb Lehman Brothers United Energy Resources, Inc Powder River Basin Wyoming White Bluff Ark Nebraska Oklahoma Sumner County Wichita ETSI

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