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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1982

Page

10

OU supporters hit fundraising goal for Ottawa Univ renovation

Ottawa University donors exceeded the $350000 goal to trigger a $100000 Mabee Foundation matching grant for the 77 year old Administration Building. As of Tuesday, gifts and pledges totaled $371000, with work planned in phases. Architects are Earl Devore and Associates of Ottawa.

Ottawa University J.B. and L.£. Mabee Tulsa Okla Mabee Robert E. Shaw Shaw J.E. and LE. Mabee Earl Devore

Ottawa Daily Report admissions and incidents list

The Ottawa daily admissions and dismissals column lists Robert Harris and Angel Lamberd among admissions and dismissals, with births, arrests for burglary and thefts, marriages, divorces, and local crimes. Notable items include a 17 year old Ottawa boy and a 22 year old Coleen Carpenter charged with forgery, plus a tape recorder theft at Ottawa University and a heat pump theft from Williamsburg.

Robert Harris Angel Lamberd Cedar Ferdinand Clark Wellsville RFD Donna Stantorf N. Oak Fred Martin Princeton Rfd

Initial Nod To CETA Replacement

The Reagan administration moves toward replacing CETA with a $2.8 billion job training program using state backed by federal funds and labor councils. It would end tax free subsidies under CETA while allowing trainees to keep unemployment or welfare during training. The core plan envisions $1.8 billion in direct state grants for job training, as officials brief key labor representatives.

Washington Labor Department Raymond Donovan

KCC To Host Utilities Conference in Topeka

The Kansas Corporation Commission schedules a January 24 26 conference in Topeka for community leaders and energy planners to address rising utilities costs featuring panel discussions and speakers. The $45 fee covers materials a workbook and three meals. registration at the conference start is available.

Topeka Kan Kansas Corporation Commission The Corporation Commission Tom Taylor KCC Kansas John Carlin Richard “Pete” Loux Priscilla Grew California Public Utiliies Commission William d. Silvey Office of Policy, Planning and Analysis U.S. Energy Department G. Stephen Lynch

Local Ad Mix Includes Night Spots and Shop Deals

Community brief lists clubs and lounges with hours for Dance to the music of TCS and Legal Tender Band. It notes DRASTIC clearance at winter merchandise and business hours for Ottawa Herald, plus upcoming events at Calvary Baptist Church buses and Kiwanis Pancake Day proceeds for youth programs. Also mentions national energy policy discussions and Kansas agriculture secretary election.

Pre Marital Education Sessions Planned in USD 287

USD 287 will run a pre marital education program for parents patrons and students January 24 27 at Pomona and Williamsburg attendance centers Dr Tim Theis the program leader last year at Central Heights will speak January 24 at 7 PM Parents may raise concerns about materials and decide on student participation Theis also leads a 12 hour communications course at Pomona High School The program targets grades 7 through 12 and includes student discussions at Pomona Appanoose and Williamsburg centers.

Pomona West Franklin U.S.D Williamsburg Tim Theis Central Heights Theis Pomona High School Appanoose

King Radio Cuts Back Four Day Work Weeks Local plant to cut hours for four weeks

King Radio will switch to four day weeks for four weeks from January 25 to February 19 affecting 675 employees at the local plant. Plant manager Hank Claterbos cited weak aviation sales and a prior holiday layoff as reasons for the pay cut to 80 percent while staff work Monday through Thursday with Fridays off. Similar actions are being taken at other King plants in the region.

King Radio Hank Claterbos Claterbos King's Area

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