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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1979

Page

5

Ottawa Country Jamboree to Feature 11 Acts at Municipal Auditorium

Next weekend Ottawa will host an 11 act country jamboree at Municipal Auditorium with prizes of 100, 75 and 50 dollars. Denin Blues of Princeton and Murphy's Law from Lawrence join a lineup including Lori Kissinger Rateanna Hood Vicki Walleck Kenn Taylor Dan Danforth Ramona Ball Vernon Belew Brian Montague and The Second Generation Bluegrass. Emcees will guide the show which begins at 7 30 p m on Saturday January 27 with tickets at 2 dollars. judges include music professionals and local figures.

Jay Bemis Municipal Auditorium Ottawa George Jaworski Joann Williams Denim Blues Princeton Jaworski Williams Murphy’s Law Lawrence Auditorium Box Office Town and Country Supply Butler's Music Sheldon Truck and Tractor Co Lori Kissinger Rateanna Hood Vicki Walleck Kenn Taylor Dan Danforth Ramona Ball Vernon Belew Rantoul Brian Montague Pomona Doug Meier Williamsburg Carol Fleming Susan Anderson David Mettenburg David Schafer Richmond Williamses Karen Kelly David Nick Joann Bud Trickel Martin Gravenstein Murphy's Law Will Kansas Missouri MA Nutes R. W. Blackwood Danny Davis Nashville Brass

Inside Highlights Sports Weather Recap and Changes

Local athletes face setbacks and look to rebound tonight and Saturday as Page 4 covers sports highlights. Page 3 reports more changes in special education rooms, noting adjustments and funding impacts.

Watergate saga closes another chapter

National report notes a further development in the Watergate affair as the once sprawling case moves toward a concluding phase. A separate study on contaminated or spoiled meat is cited, with findings described as severe and potentially impactful for public health and policy.

Lawmakers push Kansas death penalty bill in capital cases

Four Republicans led by Majority Leader Robert Frey of Liberal introduced a bill to reinstate capital punishment in all premeditated first degree murder cases. The measure calls for execution by intravenous injection if available, else the electric chair, with postponement if the condemned is pregnant. Cosponsors are Neal Whitaker Eric Yost and Edward Rolfs. Regents confirmations for two former governors Bennett and Carlin face Senate hearings next week. A separate bill to remove the 3 percent sales tax on residential utility bills received no opposition. Senate Ways and Means backs a 7 percent cap on annual legislative expenditures, sent to the Senate for debate.

Topeka Kan Robert Frey Liberal House Kansas Frey Neal Whitaker Eric Yost Wichita Edward Rolfs Junction City Regents Robert F. Bennett State Board of Regents Senate John Carlin Senate Ways and Means Committee

Tax Book Error Could Cut Kansas Tax Bills

Gov. John Carlin was set to hold a news conference on a serious error in the state tax instruction booklet. The mistake could cause some taxpayers to underpay and force recomputation, mainly affecting singles with Kansas taxable income under thresholds and itemizers with gross income over 15,000. The error uses a percentage of federal tax liability instead of Kansas taxable income. The Carter administration, buoyed by strong growth, projected unemployment at 6.2 percent in 1979 and 1980, arguing recession risks remained low.

Topeka Kan John Carlin Kansas Kansas Department of Revenue Mike Lennon Jim Slattery Washington Carter Commerce Juanita Kreps

Wet Storm Disrupts Ottawa Area With Ice and Roof Collapses

Ottawa escaped a freezing nightmare as temperatures stayed above freezing after Thursday's icy rain. About 0.9 inches of ice fell, but power lines stayed intact as night warmth allowed snow and water to drain. Crews worked to keep sewers clear. water in West Wilson Street reached two feet before reopening. Roofs caved in at Sonic Drive In, Hubbard Lumber, and an old Gambles building, damaging vehicles, a storage room, and a patio roof, with no injuries reported.

Harris Ray Ottawa Bob Moore Wilson Street Locust King Moore S. Main Barbara Bretencord Independence Gambles Main John Fisher Henry Alban S. Willow

Area Weather Forecast for County

Mostly cloudy with a slight chance of freezing rain possibly changing to snow tonight and Saturday morning. Becoming partly cloudy Saturday afternoon. Colder tonight with lows in the mid 20s. Saturday highs in the mid to upper 30s. West to northwest winds 10 to 20 mph diminishing tonight. Precipitation chances around 20 percent tonight and Saturday morning.

Winter storm snarls Kansas roads and power grid

A rapid passing winter storm dumped rain and freezing rain across Kansas causing scattered power outages and street flooding. By morning, temperatures rose above freezing in eastern Kansas easing ice on roads and lines, with fog and icy patches persisting in areas west and central. In Troy a lengthy power outage halted water pumps and residents were urged to limit water use until the tower could be filled.

Topeka Kan Kansas Highway Patrol Kansas Turnpike Emporia Oklahoma Line Troy Jack Teagarden Doniphan County Civil Defense

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