Inside Highlights and State Education Gaps
Local county commission report previews page 8 with brief notes on governance and county affairs. National secretary of education outlines state education disparities across the nation, highlighting haves and have nots on page 7. USFL draft described as a long wait, with sports coverage. Legislature moves cautiously on water issues, planning discussions on page 4.
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Secretary of Education
Legislators Signaled Budget Outlook For Kansas Education
State Sen. Jim Allen and Rep. Dorothy Nichols told about 16 local educators at a USD 290 luncheon that the Legislature is unlikely to approve a tax increase for education in 1984. They noted the last year’s large $206 million rise and cautioned against expecting new school funding, even as the KNEA pressed for a one cent sales tax boost to raise about $70 million for salaries.
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Jay Bemis
Kansas
Jim Allen
Ottawa
Allen
Dorothy Nichols
U.S.D. 290
Nichols
Kansas National Education Association
Almeda Edwards
U.S.C. 290
KNEA
K-Nea
Jesse Jackson
Syria
Main Street
Truce Progress In Lebanon Hints at Cease Fire Plan
Beirut reports Syria and Israel back a security plan to separate combatants and extend government control. Lebanon seeks 800 observers from Italy and Greece to police buffer zones in Beirut outskirts and Chouf mountains, with multinational forces kept in place. Prime Minister Wazzan says agreement near as weekend announcement looms.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Syria
Israel
Amin Gemayel
United States
France
Italy
Britain
U.S
Shafik Wazzan
Chouf Mountains
Greece
County United Way Drive Cites 1983 Shortfall
Franklin County 1983 United Way Drive still collecting. Dorothy Anderson reports $57,566.20 in pledges, $3,133.80 under the $60,700 goal. Breakdowns show 1983 gains in Advance and Fair Share, but residential small business and rural areas lag behind 1982. Donations urged via P O Box 233 Ottawa 66067, coupon on page 3.
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United Way
Franklin County
Drive
Dorothy Anderson
Anderson
P.O. Box
Ottawa
The
Herald
Wood Cutting And Industrial Development Faces County Talks
Franklin County officials met with landowners and the Taxpayers Association to discuss firewood cutting permits for right-of-ways and funding for a proposed countywide industrial board. The firewood policy prompted suspension of all permits as policy is reviewed and landowner notice added.
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Diane Yerman
Franklin County Commission
Industrial Board
Franklin County Taxpayers Association
Roy Swank
Jenny Edwards
Ottawa
RFD 2
Charles Mavity
DeJulio
Taxpayers Association
PIK audit finds 11 percent of farms noncompliant in program
Agriculture Department audit of 699,717 farms enrolled in the payment in kind program shows 11 percent did not fully meet rules in 20 states. Nearly $1 billion could be repayable, with recommendations to tighten standards for land use and idled acreage, including flooded fields in Kings County California. Weather notes report Ottawa station 27 to 45 degrees with county forecast of fair tonight and sunny Friday.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Office of Inspector General
Kings County
Calif
Tulare Lake
Ray Waggoner
USDA
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Waggoner
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County Commission
USFL
Kanza Park
Leanna Heth
S. Main
Wes Wilson
the United Way
Swank
Ray DeJulio
Larry Ferguson
Ottawa Rfd 4
Eddie
Roger Ferguson
Charles Newby
Newby
Bill McNish
Ottawa Rfd 2
PIK
National Weather Service