Ottawa man cited in dog arrow shooting case
A 26 year old Ottawa man Chris Boggs was cited for cruelty to animals after a large gray poodle was shot with an arrow on South Locust. The dog, with arrow ends protruding, disappeared amid freezing weather. the arrow was found in a nearby trash container. Public Safety investigated with DPS animal control and arrest followed from neighborhood activity.
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Oasis Club cancels Tuesday covered dish luncheon
Weather postpones the Oasis Club meeting at Westminster Presbyterian Church. The covered dish luncheon is rescheduled or canceled due to unsafe conditions.
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Kansas schools feel funding squeeze amid recession
Kansas education officials warn of tight finances as enrollment falls and property tax limits curb funding. Teachers leave for higher pay elsewhere, salaries lag national averages, and districts tighten belts to avoid cuts while pursuing state aid boosts and tax measures. Wichita faces cuts in extras and equipment, but avoids large program losses. Governors and lawmakers debate severance taxes and tax tweaks to lift aid from 45 to 64 percent by 1983.
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Arctic Blast Disrupts Schools As Fire Destroys Home
Bitter cold and high winds kept residents indoors with wind chills from 40 to 70 below zero. Class plans for Tuesday remained uncertain as officials assessed frozen lines and power. In Hayes Township, the Jerry L Rowland family lost their ranch house after a wind blown fire likely started by an overheated flue on a wood furnace, spreading across the north end of the basement and roofing.
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Nation Under Wintry Grip Brings Power Outages and Cold
A severe cold weather outbreak left nearly 100000 people in 10 states without electricity and caused 19 deaths as lines froze and pipes burst. Chicago logged 26 below, Milwaukee 25 below, Beulah North Carolina hit 109 below wind chill, and many areas faced frozen hydrants and closed schools. Emergency crews struggled with outages, fires, and stranded residents while relief and warming centers prepared, with scattered power losses in Kansas, Oklahoma, and surrounding states.
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