Osawatomie State Hospital budget review underway
Gov. John Carlin outlines five capital projects and a 10.6 million dollar budget for Osawatomie State Hospital for FY 1980 starting July 1 1979. The plan adds about 400000 to this year’s spending, trims the Medical Surgical unit, and funds security upgrades, ceilings, street repairs, and painting while not adding new staff beyond ten proposed positions to meet accreditation.
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Topeka
HNL
John Carlin
Osawatomie State Hospital
Carlin
Albert Scott Weir services set for Carbondale burial
Albert Scott Weir 79 died Monday at his sister Edith Sisco’s home. Services 2 p.m. Wednesday at Community Congregation Church, Carbondale, with burial in Carbondale Cemetery. Born December 19, 1899, on a farm east of Carbondale, he was a retired farmer stockman. Survivors: brother Walton Weir and sisters Edith Sisco and Dorothy Hennessey, all of Carbondale. Friends may call Greenwood Roberts Funeral Home Overbrook after 11 a.m. Wednesday until service.
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Carbondale
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Sisco
Dorothy Hennessey
Greenwood- Roberts
Overbrook
Social agencies face cuts amid budget strain and public attitudes
Jackson argues social programs suffer first in hard times as agencies lose lobbying leverage. He cites public belief that the poor are to blame, but notes growing willingness to help as budgets tighten. The piece also covers Mays entering the Hall of Fame and regional military actions in Cambodia, with Ottawa's ECKAN facing funding risks and Red Cross lifesaving courses at Ottawa University starting Feb 5.
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Congress
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ECEAN
Ottawa
ECKAN
Washington
California
Ottawa University
Becky Reynolds
University Union
Carlin unveils cautious Kansas budget for 1980
Gov. John Carlin proposed Kansas's first $1 billion general fund budget with total expenditures of $2.24 billion for fiscal 1980. The plan trims new programs, boosts road funding by 20 million, and uses 30.8 million from the general fund balance to aid schools, leaving a $121.37 million balance. He rejected immediate sales tax relief on utilities and groceries, citing resource limits. He also outlined energy and utility regulation changes, including an advisory consumer council and curbs to automatic fuel adjustments.
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Kan
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Carlin
Kansas
House
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Wolf Creek
Burlington
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St. Marys
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Kansas Utilities
Ad Briefs and Sales Notices Pack Ottawa Area
A compilation of local ads lists BINGO dog food pricing, Metzger Salvage attendance plans, Shiela Miller kids clothes discounts, and a bank CD annualized return. Also includes private pilot ground school, garden center offerings, part time work notices, winter clearance, auto repair, store hours, live music, perm specials, tractor tire orders, and the Ottawa Chamber of Commerce banquet details with tickets and reservations.
Kansas Weather Forecast Sees Warmer Hoods With Snow Threat
The Wednesday forecast called for clear to partly cloudy skies and warmer temperatures with highs from the mid 20s in the northeast to the upper 30s in the west. An extended outlook through Friday night and Saturday notes a chance of snow across Western Kansas Friday, statewide Friday night, and in Eastern Kansas Saturday.
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