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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1977

Page

10

Why Each Ottawa Bond Issue Is Questioned By Voters

Don Lambert outlines the $600,000 vocational bond plan for USD 290 Ottawa. Voters wonder necessity costs and outcomes if defeated. Jack Bushman explains program scope, rental income, per student assessments, and five year district commitments guiding a 10 year bonds payoff with hopes of a fall 1978 building ready for classes.

Don Lambert Ottawa U.S.D the Herald Jack Bushman Ottawa Board of Education East-Central Vocational Cooperative Baldwin City Central Heights Pomona- Williamsburg Ottawa High School

Precincts Shift for Vocational Bond Vote in Ottawa

Voters in Ottawa and surrounding townships will use altered polling places for a $600000 East Central Vocational Cooperative bond election on July 12. Laura Sutton, county clerk, says locations vary by precinct with specific switch to Lincoln School, the courthouse, Ottawa Junior High, or Senior High depending on where one usually votes.

Diane Yeamans Laura Sutton U.S.C Vocational Cooperative Sutton Ottawa Lincoln School Franklin County North Baptist Church Trinity Church N. Cedar Rock Creek Latimer Homewood Greenwood Lincoln Township 17Th Street Centropolis Hayes Ottawa Township Scott

Rain and Wind Return to Ottawa Area

Ottawa and surrounding areas recorded nearly two inches of rain on Thursday, raising river and lake levels. No major damage reported aside from downed trees. North Main Street cleanup completed. Lake Pomona and nearby waters rose, with discharge adjustments underway as storms threaten through the weekend.

Ottawa Bob Moore Ottawa Public Works Department North Main Street Marais Des Cygnes Overbrook Osage City Lake Pomona Rich Bagby Melvern

Jobless Rate Spoils Wholesale Price Drop

The June report shows wholesale prices falling six tenths of a percent the largest drop in four years, while unemployment rose from 6.9 to 7.1 percent. Farm prices led the decline, easing inflation signals, yet higher joblessness, especially among adult women, raises concerns about labor demand. Overall employment rose 270,000 to 90.7 million, with a labor force gain of 480,000 to 97.6 million, keeping the unemployment rate up. Whites saw a small rise in joblessness, while blacks and teenage workers also faced higher rates.

Washington

Fatzer to retire from Kansas Supreme Court

Chief Justice Harold R. Fatzer plans to retire in September after four decades in public service. Alfred G. Schoeder of Newton will succeed him as chief justice, with Gov. Bennett to appoint from a three-name panel. Fatzer helped shape judicial ethics, court unification, and compensation studies.

Peka Kan Harold R. Fatzer Kansas Supreme Court Associated Press Fatzer Justce Alfred G. Schoeder Newton Supreme Court Kansas Kansas Hall of Justice Kansas Legislative Coordinating Council

Lake visitors heed advice on Fourth of July weekend

Army Corps of Engineers urged lake goers to avoid Pomona and Melvern Reservoirs due to high water. Pomona welcomed 39,000 visitors and Melvern 34,000, far below other Kansas City District lakes at 50,000 to 100,000, totaling 790,000 for 11 lakes, down 12 percent from 1976. Four drownings occurred in boating accidents at Pomme de Terre and Milford Lake. Olathe water bills alarmingly high: newspaper publisher Richard Buzbee faced 4,424.97 for a month, potentially rising to 4,867.46 without payment. officials blamed a billing error.

Army Corps of Engineers Pomona Melvern Kansas City Richard L. Curl Corps Lakes Pomme de Terre Missouri Milford Lake Olathe Daily News Richard Buzbee

Reorganization Of Kansas Guard Adds Mech Infantry Structure

Gov. Bennett announced the Army approved moves to complete the Kansas National Guard 69th Brigade reorganization into a mechanized infantry unit. No armory losses, but some unit missions and alignments change to match equipment.

Topeka Kan Robert F. Bennett Department of the Army Kansas Army National Guard Bennett Ottawa 68Th Infantry Brigade Mech Hiawatha 130Th Field Artillery Group Hutchinson Wichita Kansas City

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