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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1987
Page
7
A Kansas preview outlines the 1987 legislative lineup with focus on leadership and upcoming sessions. The note highlights section pages for sports and prep basketball coverage after the holidays and references Centennial edition context. The piece frames the legislature as America's branch with emphasis on state politics.
About 40 residents met at First National Bank to organize the group. A seven member steering committee will guide the new Friends of RMH as they define roles and broaden community input into RMH’s future.
About 25 residents attended a public hearing on a Fifth and Hickory parking lot project, opposing the $225000 plan. Key concerns centered on property cost, the need for a lot, and the benefit district that would fund half the price. Noel Douglas and Wendell Barker faced criticism over the asking price. Charles Anderson argued he would receive no benefit from the district. Barker contends the property's value lies in its commercial zoning and that city involvement emerged only after price negotiation. Don Jones pressed that more parking is unnecessary. Continued on Page 7.
Ottawa Planning Commission votes 4 to 1 to permit most light industrial uses in general commercial zones. Dissenting vote by Fred Searls, others absent. Protection via Board of Zoning Appeals. special-use permits required. recommendation sent to City Commission for final approval. Applicant Calvin McAlexander sought printing in a commercial district and push for a single hearing was denied.
Reagan’s doctors say his recovery from prostate surgery is excellent with normal vital signs and no pain. A third round of tests shows no cancer recurrence as the president plans to leave Bethesda Naval Hospital, meet aides, and prepare for work including the State of the Union message.
Gov elect Mike Hayden seeks a 3.8 percent salary reduction for judges and high ranking officials paid $50,000 plus to save about 350000 over six months. The plan hinges on voluntary cuts by the Judicial Department and elected officials, with legal limits and skepticism from lawmakers about forceful reductions. The package also targets 13.8 million in welfare and state agency cuts as part of a 60 million dollar year end reduction while a winter forecast notes mostly cloudy skies and a chance of snow.
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