18 Jan 1986
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1986
Page
1
Page 3 reports fresh turmoil within the Kansas Civil Rights Commission as new accusations surface. The item notes ongoing controversy, potential investigations, and the commission’s response, with no further names or details provided.
Doris M. Gloss leads the Special People Encourage Children In All Learning program at Overbrook, pairing Brookside Manor Nursing Home residents with remedial students. The effort, begun in 1980, now engages about 225 students annually with crafts, reading aloud, and monthly class visits. The in service, hosted by USD 250 at Ottawa Middle School, drew 73 attendees from 26 districts.
President Reagan, 74, had three very small colon growths removed during a six hour Bethesda Naval Hospital checkup. Doctors initially termed them benign with skin sample taken from a nose bump. Lab results pending, White House noted overall health remains excellent.
Many government offices will be closed Monday in honor of the nations first Martin Luther King Day. All government offices including the Ottawa Post Office will close except City Hall. Financial institutions will take the day off and the ECEAN offices will be closed.
In Topeka Republicans gather for Kansas Day and the 125th statehood anniversary with no official candidate announcements expected. Dole Kassebaum Meyers Roberts Whittaker Lugar top the guest list as eight gubernatorial hopefuls speak at the State Committee meeting.
Gov John Carlin called House Speaker Mike Hayden's rush to push a one penny sales tax increase asinine and said the Legislature should first review the budget to determine if revenue is needed. Hayden sought early committee action and floor votes, but the committee tabled the bill amid Democratic and some party criticism.
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