City Post Candidate Jackson Seeks Fourth Try
Richard Jackson, director of ECKAN, files to run for the Ottawa City Commission for a fourth time. He narrowly lost in 1985 by 25 votes to Charlene Lister and promotes better city citizen communication including town hall style night meetings. Filing also notes others seeking area offices with a Jan. 27 deadline.
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Melissa Bauman
Richard Jackson
Ottawa City Commission
Jackson
ECKAN
Charlene Lister
City Commission
Fifth
Hickory Streets
Abe Lincoln
West Franklin U.S.C
Ray
Nine Attorneys Granted Dismissal In Tax Sting Case
In Topeka a retired Salina judge dismissed complaints against nine Kansas attorneys who failed to file state tax returns in years 1981 to 1985. The Department of Revenue had sought action against 37 licensed lawyers. 28 cases remain active while the nine names and missing years are listed.
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Topeka
Kan
Salina
Department of Revenue
Kansas
Revenue Agency
James Bartle
Revenue Department
Morris Hoebler
Terry C. Pilgreen
Wichita
Harker Russell III
Robert E. Southern
Great Bend
Lawrence L. Long
Frederick Jantz
Garnett
Michael P. O’keefe
Leawood
Henry L. Hiebert
Hayden budget cuts spark Democratic opposition in Kansas
In Topeka the Senate Ways and Means Committee reviewed Gov elect Hayden's 60 million dollar spending cut plan, drawing Democratic criticism over process and impact. Senators Gannon and Feleciano warned the measures could harm welfare and delay hearings. The package aims for a 3.8 percent year to date reduction with quick lapsing, while panel chair Bogina signaled possible later adjustments.
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Topeka
Kan
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
Mike Hayden
Richard Gannon
Dgoodland
Paul Feleciano
Dwichita
State Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
August Bogina Jr
R-Senexa
Marlin Rein
Hayden
Gary Stotts
Rein
Regina
Gannon
Feleciano
Begina
Bogina
SRS
Empathy Keys Real Estate Negotiations
The AP cites negotiator Gerald Nierenberg on seeing a lease from the other side to gain insight into positions and priorities. He notes focusing on non rent terms like painting repairs and renewals can secure value, while market research and careful authority in agents prevent weak deals. He advocates long leases for improvements and aims for a win win outcome to sustain relationships.
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Associated Press
Gerald Nierenberg
Nierenberg
Williams completes Army basic training at Fort Jackson
PVT. Larry A. Williams son of Mr and Mrs Floyd G Williams Garnett has completed Army basic training at Fort Jackson South Carolina He is a 1979 graduate of Kansas State University.
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Larry A. Williams
Floyd G. Williams, Garnett
Fort Jackson
S.C
Kansas State University
Ad Briefs for Open Day and Paper Drive
GREEN ACRES Restaurant and Pizza Shack will be open Jan 9. PAPER DRIVE Sat 8 10 30 Sacred Heart Sponsored by K of C.
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Green Acres
Sacred Heart
K of C
Funeral notices and local court actions from Ottawa area
Obituaries announce the deaths of Violet Crawford Bryan of Henderson Nevada and Frank E. Osborn of Neosho Rapids with service details in Emporia and burial at local cemeteries. The notices also cover admissions and dismissals, births, a burglary case with Leacy diversion terms, a DWI diversion, civil suit between Heckman and Anderson over a Franklin County real estate contract, and Wednesday commodity quotations at Ottawa Co-op.
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Violet (Crawford) Bryan
Henderson
Nev
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Don Richardson
Union Cemetery
Centropolis
Ottawa
Nevada
Frank E. Osborn Lebo
Frank E. Osborn
Neosho Rapids
Emporia
Church of Christ
Agricola
Waverly
Hoyt
Dora E. Beard
Ottawa-Melvern
Santa Fe
Anderson Cattle Co
Lauder Tank Co
Church of Christ At
John C. Leecy
N. Oak
Leecy
Paul J
Faye M. Heckman
Baldwin
Duane L
Alice S. Anderson
Heckmans
Franklin County
Andersons
Violet Bryan
Violet
Crawford) Bryan
St. Rose Lima Hospital
Dengel & Son
Bryan
Surrogate Mother Battles For Custody
In Hackensack New Jersey Mary Beth Whitehead testifies in a bitter custody case over a child conceived via artificial insemination under a $10000 contract She says giving birth strengthened her maternal bond and she decided not to surrender the baby Sara Elizabeth The Sterns hold temporary custody while Whitehead and her husband describe their emotions during the trial which is expected to last about a month before the baby's first birthday The ruling could set a national precedent on surrogate motherhood contracts.
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Stern
Sterns
Whitehead
Sara Elizabeth
Florida
New Jersey
United States
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City Post
Shawnee County
The
Department of the Revenue Agency
House Appropriations Committee
Bill Bunten
R-Topeka
House Committee
House
Empathy Keys Real Estate Negotiations
Ad Briefs
Charles McCullough
Charles F. McCullough
Benkelman
Nebraska
Veterans Hospital
Grand Island
Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home
Lamb-Roberts
Funeral Home
AZA Cinemas
Ithree Amigos
Steve Martin
Chevy Chase Martin Short
the Daily Report
Mrs
Juanita M. Edington
Burlington
Glenn F. Osborn
Clara Stroud
Grace Eklund
Lyndon
Pearl Horton
Overbrook
Jones Funeral Home
Lebo
Joshua Spratt
Richard Dunn
S. Willow
Sheriff’s News
Leandro Perez-Cardenas
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
Kansas City
Wellsville
INS
Perez- Cardenas
Roger E. Shoemaker
Williamsburg
St. Therese Catholic Church
Richmond
Robert Hamilton
RFD
District Court News
Robin Harralson
Edgerton
Harralson
Ottawa Co-op
Dog Licenses
Ottawa City Hall
Memoriam
Lengel
Jon Tun
Hickory
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