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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1987

Page

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Ottawa city victorious in DPS officer suit over due process and free speech

Judge Jules V. Doty granted summary judgment for the City of Ottawa, dismissing officer John C. Riddle II’s $126,000 suit claiming violations of due process and free speech. The ruling found Riddle, an at will employee, had no protected public concern in his letter alleging complaints, and that DPS Director Oren Skiles acted with discretion and without a mandatory guideline.

Melissa Bauman City of Ottawa Department of Public Safety Jules V. Doty Franklin County District Court John C. “Butch” Riddle II Riddle Lawrence Lyle Dresher City Commission DPS Doty Oren Skiles Due Skiles

New Myopia Findings Link Strobe Light Exposure to Vision

Washington AP reports scientists at City College of New York suggest strobe lights in discos may slow myopia progression by stimulating the outer eye. Led by John Wallman, the team used chick experiments showing deprivation of visual input affects eye regions differently, implying early reading could drive nearsightedness.

Washington Science Magazine John Wallman City College of New York Michael D. Gottlieb Wallman Gottlieb

Reagan Proposes Economic Rights and Budget Reforms

President Reagan, before 5,500 at the Jefferson Memorial, urged a new economic bill of rights to shield Americans from excessive taxes and spending. He pressed for a balanced budget amendment and a line item veto, plus a truth in spending plan and a bipartisan privatization commission to restore assets to citizens. He framed this as a drive to protect economic freedom in the United States.

Washington Reagan Thomas Jefferson Jefferson Memorial U.S Jefferson Congress Executive Branch United States

South Main Renovation Delayed by Asphalt Joint Issue

Killough Inc. blames a faulty asphalt joint for delaying Ottawa South Main Street rehab while City Commissioner Fogle faults inspectors from Cook Flatt & Strobel. Kansas Department of Transportation inspected the joint, with next week’s decision on repair plans. Residents' complaints prompted scrutiny of rolling heat and street patches amid ongoing delays and debate over final fixes.

Melissa Bauman Herald Killough Inc Ottawa South Main Street Dan Fogle Cook, Flatt & Strobel Topeka John Killough Kansas Department of Transportation KDOT Fogle Killough

RMH Names Leonard Daugherty New Administrator

Leonard Daugherty accepted an offer to lead Ransom Memorial Hospital starting early August. He currently administers a hospital in Kingwood West Virginia and was one of three finalists for the Ottawa area post after Dewey Smith’s January resignation. The hospital board set a $58,000 yearly salary plus fringe benefits under a three year contract with Hospital Management Professionals of Brentwood Tennessee.

Leonard Daugherty Ransom Memorial Hospital RMH Daugherty al Mettenburg Kingwood W. Va Ransom Mettenburg Dewey Smith Brentwood Tenn HMP Steve Mason Mason Ottawa

Ottawa Chautauqua Days Brimming With Holiday Fun

Ottawa Jaycees host Chautauqua Days at Forest Park with food booths, artists, dunk tank, shooting gallery, and a Moonwalk. The Ottawa City Band performs patriotic selections at 8 PM followed by fireworks around 9 20 PM funded by over 3000 dollars in local donations. Old Depot Museum and Dietrich Cabin open weekend 1 to 5 PM.

Jay Bemis Herald Forest Park Ottawa Jaycees Jaycees Harold Mayes Kathy Hinderliter Eagles Steve’s Ottawa Business and Professional Women Beta Sigma Phi Ottawa Swim Club National Guard Armory Mayes Garden City Brent Wheeler Wheeler John Philip Ottawa Promenaders Maes Old Depot City Park Bill Bennett The Franklin County Historical Society

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