Zoning Meeting Opens Quiet Review Of Consolidated Rules
Franklin County City Planning Commission held a tranquil study session on proposed five township zoning regulations after August’s disruption. Public hearings will follow revisions as officials and township boards quietly examine the draft, with no immediate changes to zoning jurisdiction near Ottawa and the municipal airport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Burtch
Franklin County City Planning Commission
Commission
Courts
Roger Keith
Keith
Jim Peckham
Ottawa
City-County Commission
City Planning Commission
City of
Ing
Haas
Planning Commission
Zoning debate over county plans and township boards
Commissioners reviewed three revised articles on zoning districts accessory and temporary uses home occupations and signs. Supporters fear loss of township autonomy while opponents cite land use concerns near a county landfill and farm protections amid proposed consolidation of five township zoning boards.
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Bickley Foster
Foster & Associates
Wichita
Foster
Deaths Mrs Effie M Wiggins
Graveside services for Mrs Effie Mae Wiggins 94 of Richmond formerly of 711 N Sycamore will be at 10 am Monday at Fort Leavenworth National Cemetery She was born March 5 1897 in Benton Harbor Mich moved to Ottawa in 1946 and later lived there She was a member of First United Methodist Church no survivors Funeral home Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home handled arrangements
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Effie M. Wiggins
Effie Mae Wiggins
Richmond
N. Sycamore
Oak Haven Nursing Home
Fort Leavenworth National Cemetery
Wiggins
Benton Harbor
Mich
Ottawa
Harlan
Texas
First United Methodist Church
Retta
George E. Wiggins
Lawrence
Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home
Burglary Theft and Disputes Highlight Thursday Docket
The Daily Report lists dismissals and initial appearances including Wayland D Kirkland Jr charged with burglary and theft tied to Pomona Cafe break in. Jeffrey Gardner released on bond. Marriage licenses granted for James A Lewis and Loretta J Johnson. Brad Sillin and Susan J Thompson. Divorces granted for Patricia Sullivan and Bill G Sullivan. Non injury crash on Sand Creek Road after icy conditions. Thefts include six eight track tapes from Joe Thompson and a battery from Barbara Coopey. Fire damage minor at Bill Whitacre home on Cypress.
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Wayland D. Kirkland Jr
1641 S. Main
Pomona
Kirkland
Jeffrey A. Gardner
Pomona Cafe
Gardner
James A. Lewis
Loretta J. Johnson
Williamsburg
Brad D. Sillin
Topeka
Susan J. Thompson
Quenemo
Patricia Louise Sullivan
Bill Gene Sullivan
Sand Creek Road
Terry A. McKenzie
West First
Joe Thompson
S. Oak
Barbara L. Coopey
Osage
Kansas groups push for property revaluation and classifications
A Kansas Association of School Boards spokesman says learning of statewide property tax revaluation shocked officials. Livestock and Farm Bureau leaders back a use-based valuation and classification amendments to avoid massive tax shifts, while Governor aide Holsteen warns of a potential $200 million tax increase without constitutional changes. Multiple organizations urge action ahead of the 1982 Legislature.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Association of School Boards
Kansas Livestock Association
House Assessment and Taxation Committee
League of Kansas Municipalities
The
Kansas Association of Realtors
Kansas Manufactured Housing Institute
Kansas Farm Bureau
Office of
John Cartin
James Braden
Wakefield
John W. Koepke
School Board Group
Koepke
John Meetz
Livestock Group
John Blythe
Farm Bureau
Stephen E. Holsteen
Holsteen
Kansas
E. A. Mosher
Local entertainment and dining deals flash across town
Several venues announce closures and events for the weekend including LB's Headquarters closed Saturday January 23, COACH Club and Timberline Band performances, Rock House grand reopening with TCS Band, and Queen's Carry-Out and L&M Buffet promos. JAY MEEKER now at Nadine's Family Hairstyling with new appointment options. Giant screen Super Bowl viewing at COACH Club and Rock House doors prize draws.
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Rock House
TCS
Jaycees Aid Jaynes RMH Pediatric Room Project
Ottawa Jaycees president Steve Dailey announced a 500 donation to the Jaynes for the Charlie Hepner Room at Ransom Memorial Hospital. The initiative aims to refurnish one pediatrics room with a child friendly theme as the group works toward a 2500 goal, having already raised 3700 including the grant.
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Steve Dailey
Ottawa d Jaycees
Jaycee Jaynes
Charlie Hepner
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Jaynes
Rmh
Dailey
Jaycees
Snoopy
Jim Hepner
Ash
Hepners
Vicki Corder
Margaret Kalzer
Hepner
Optimists Sponsor Ottawa Oratorical Contest For Youth
The Ottawa Optimist Club hosts an oratorical contest for boys and girls under 16 at Ottawa University Student Union on Sunday February 21. Entries due February 15 to Steve LaPrad 6345 Elm. Top winners advance to further competition with a seven dollar scholarship. Contest subject You and I and Tomorrow lasts 4 to 5 minutes. Contact LaPrad 242-2362 or Jim Hornbeck 242-4700 for details. FIRST BAPTIST Church screens the film Sand Castles at 7 p.m. Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Optimist Club
Ottawa University Student Union
Steve LaPrad
LaPrad
Jim Hornbeck
First Baptist Church
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No-Man’s Land
Lincoln
Harrison
Franklin
Hayes
Ottawa Planning Commission
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Harold Pratt Jr
Ottawa Rfd
Fred Glanville
RFD 2
Franklin County Watch Dog Committee
Merle Haas
Wellsville
RFD 1
County and Planning Commissions
Peckham
Rantoul
J.W. Davidson
Senate
Jim Allen
George Barber
RFD
the Daily Report
Harold Doman
Park
Cora Graham
E. Lincoln
Mary Leach
William B. Smith
Cedar House
Albert Larson
S. Main
Lottie Dodd
Crestview
Bridget Morrissey
S. Mulberry
Arthur Vogeler
Walnut
Ethel Hall
Emma Sellers
Douglas Rogers III
W. 2Nd
Bill Whitacre
Ad Briefs
Lb’s
Eagles Lodge
Honey Creek
Coach Club
Young Place
T.V
Hill House
Jay Meeker
Nadine
L&m Buffet
Queen's
Willis Garden Center
L&m Shoe Repair
15Th St
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Owens
Timberline Band
Blue Room
FBI
S&m Buffet
Chuck
Coral
Queen's Carry
Barbara
Jerry Roach
Assembly OF God
13Th and Mulberry
Ottawa, Kansas
Ministry of Christ's Love
Kansas State
N. Main
South Bank
Aain Bank
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