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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1983

Page

10

Ottawa teams struggle as Ottawa High girls, boys wrestle

Ottawa High girls' basketball faltered and the boys' wrestling squad faced a tough night, while Ottawa University women’s basketball delivered a strong win in a Thursday lineup noted on page 4.

Ottawa High Ottawa University

Harris newspaper executive dies in Hutchinson crash

A state Harris newspaper executive was killed in a traffic accident in Hutchinson. The collision occurred on a local road, with authorities reporting the fatality and ongoing investigation.

Harris Hutchinson National

First-Ever Alum Named OU President Wheaton chosen by trustees

Wilbur D. Wheaton 50, Fresno superintendent of schools, is named Ottawa University president, becoming the first OU graduate to hold the post. He succeeds Robert E. Shaw and plans campus visits through June 30. Wheaton and his OU graduate wife Ellen Ann praise OU’s mission and seek growth, facilities upgrades, and financial stability.

Wilbur D. Wheaton Fresno Calif Ottawa University Wheaton Robert E. Shaw The Baptist Church California Shaw American Baptist Churches Wheatons Wilbur Ellen Ann Ottawa University of Kansas University of Southern California Wichita Pepperdine College California Polytechnic University Chapman College University of California-Santa Barbara USC Frank J. White Southern California Ith

Tax Bills Highlight House Activity in Kansas

The Kansas House saw multiple tax proposals including a half percent sales tax increase and food tax removal by Rep. from Wichita. Rep. Homer Jarchow seeks to reimpose farm machinery property taxes while aircraft exemptions stay. First 1983 tax payments due December. Also bills to curb federal depreciation rules and require full PAC names in campaigns.

Topeka Kan Kansas House Wichita Homer Jarchow Dwichita Jarchow Kansas Fred Weaver Baxter Springs

FERC decision sparks uproar over higher gas bills

Washington AP report says consumer groups and lawmakers deplore a universal vote by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to raise natural gas costs. Officials warn prices could climb 2.5 percent monthly for households, with $1.8 billion yearly rises from 1985 onward. Critics cite winter bill shocks and 1978 price decontrol context.

Washington Congress Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Commission Charles Moore

State Traffic Toll At 33 Year Low In 1982

Kansas reported 490 highway deaths in 1982, the lowest annual toll since 1949, according to Highway Patrol Supt. David Hornbaker. The nine years after the 55 mph limit, fatalities averaged 546 annually, down from 680 before, reflecting a 20 percent drop. Hornbaker praised the achievement while noting each death is regrettable.

Topeka Kan Kansas Highway Patrol David Hornbaker Hornbaker

Inflation Into Re-entry In 82 Washington Gasoline Drop Records

Wholesale prices rose 3.5 percent last year the smallest in 11 years and under half the 1981 gain. Gasoline prices fell 8.6 percent, a record drop since 1947. December prices rose 0.1 percent, the smallest month change since September. White House spokesman Speakes praised progress against inflation.

Washington Labor Department White House Larry Speakes

Ottawa Officials Size Up City's Future Power Source

Ottawa city officials toured the Nearman No 1 coal plant as part of a move to receive power from BPA via MEA. City Manager Dave Watkins and Commissioners Marshall Lister Larson plus Utilities Director Jack Davis visited the Kansas City Board of Public Utilities operated plant. Watkins said maintenance will close Nearman in February while Ottawa remains on BPU power.

Ottawa Nearman No. 1 Dave Watkins Kansas Municipal Energy Agency Kansas City (Kan Watkins Jack Davis BPA George Marshall Charlene Lister Leonard Larson EMEA Marstall Davis Larson Nearman BPU Chamber of Commerce

Barbara named new Kansas corrections secretary in Topeka

Michael A. Barbara a former Shawnee County District Court judge and 24 year Washburn University law professor will be named secretary of the Kansas Department of Corrections. The 61 year old Democrat will succeed Patrick McManus who resigns Tuesday. Barbara earned a law degree from Washburn in 1953 after serving as an Army Air Force pilot in World War II and flying 30 missions earning the Distinguished Flying Cross. He begins Tuesday at a 54528 per year salary and was to be announced at a 2 p.m. news conference.

Topeka Kan Michael A. Barbara Shawnee County District Court Washburn University State Department of Corrections Associated Press John Carlin Barbara Carlin Capitol Patrick McManus McManus Kansas Washburn Germany Kansas State University

New voter registration notices under new state law begin

County clerk staff call rolls of nonvoters from 1980 and 1982 general elections and mail notices with new registration and party declaration cards. Return by February 8 or registrations voided. deadlines for March 1 primaries and April 5 election are 9 p m February 8 and March 15 respectively. 14 of 146 Appanoose Township voters are at risk. Weather briefly notes 23 degrees low and 60 high with a sunny county forecast.

Laura Sutton Sutton Appanoose Township

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Roger Fredrikson Board of Trustees University Wes Wilson Robert Shaw Wilbur Wheaton FERC Bob Moore Public Works Orlis Cox Field Elm 10Th Boys’ Club Cox Field Gloria Lannan N. Mulberry Heather Melissa Corrections National Weather Service
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