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OHS cagers resume cage battles tonight and Friday night as spring classes progress. Local note mentions adult education moving into a new term.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1985
Page
1
OHS cagers resume cage battles tonight and Friday night as spring classes progress. Local note mentions adult education moving into a new term.
Washington AP reports the 99th Congress begins with Rep. Gray predicting Reagan's second term honeymoon will end by February as budget battles loom. HouseDemocrats hold 252-183 margin. Senate at 53-47 GOP, Dole becomes Senate majority leader. Major fights over deficit, MX missiles, Nicaragua, and tax simplification expected.
Two candidates, Phillip D. Gibson and Jerry Harnden, filed for Ottawa U.S.C. 290 seats ahead of the January 22 deadline. The Franklin County Clerk notes that other candidates for school board or city government must file by noon on deadline day, with a $5 fee or a petition signed by at least 50 registered voters. The number of filings will decide if a primary is needed on February 26.
Gov. John Carlin reshapes the Kansas Board of Regents after resignations from Archie Dykes George Wingert and James Pickett. Bill Roy Lloyd Reinhardt and Frank Becker named to the panel amid Open Meetings law tensions and a wave of new faces. Norman Brandeberry reappointed to a four year term.
The National Weather Service station at the Ottawa Water Plant logged an early Wednesday low of 11 degrees below zero and a high of 24. Forecast calls for fair, with lows near 10 to 15 degrees tonight, mostly sunny on Friday, warming to the mid 30s.
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