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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1982

Page

6

Ottawa Post Office Highlights Metered Mail Collection

Farm area wheat crop looks weak across the region with discouraged outlook. State wheat prices also trend lower, adding to cautious ag market sentiment.

Ottawa Post Office

Royals' Guru Continues Mastery Over Blue Jays

Local sports column notes ongoing dominance by Royals pitcher Guru against the Blue Jays. Also announces Babe Ruth all star teams selected for the area, highlighting standout youth players and upcoming events.

Royals Blue Jays

Ottawa Board Drops ARA, Hires AFM For Lunch Program

After a one hour session the Ottawa Board of Education voted 6-0 to replace ARA Services with American Food Management of Marshall Missouri to run the deficit plagued lunch program for 1982 83 AFM will charge 129 per meal for about 160000 meals while keeping elementary lunches at 115 and middle and high school meals at 125 The board also set aside funds and approved other budget actions including retaining current lunch prices and reorganizing board leadership Bud Beeman becomes president and Larry Maes is elected vice president

Jay Bemis Ottawa Board of Education ARA Services Don Philgreen ARA American Food Management of Marshall American Food Management AFM Ottawa University Bud Beeman Beeman Food Service Ottawa Bus Service Alice Jo DeFries Town & Country Supply Larry Maes Steve LaPrad of Schulte, Klein, Goeddart & Agler LaPrad

Bell Seeks 63 Million Rate Hike In Kansas

Southwestern Bell filed a 63.7 million dollar rate increase to raise basic residential rates in Kansas by over three dollars a month if approved. The Kansas Corporation Commission will review the proposal and schedule hearings later this year.

Topeka, Kan Southwestern Bell Telephone Co Kansas Telephone Company Kansas Corporation Commission Bell The Corporation Commission John E. Hayes Hayes Commission Ottawa WATS Southwestern Bell Wichita Topeka Kansas City Manhattan Salina Lawrence Emporia Hays Hutchinson Pittsburg ECC

Ottawa weather forecast near steady 64 to 87 degree day

The National Weather Service at the Ottawa Walter Plant records a low of 64 and a high of 87 with no rain. Tonight partly cloudy with a 20 percent chance of storms, lows in the mid to upper 60s, light south winds. Friday partly cloudy with a 20 percent storm chance, highs 85 to 90, south winds 5 to 15 mph.

National Weather Service Ottawa Walter Plant

U S Provokes Wrath Of Lebanese, Soviets

Lebanese Prime Minister Shafik Wazzan accuses U S envoy Habib of backing away from peacekeeper deployment in west Beirut as Brezhnev warns that Marines in Beirut would shape Soviet policy. Israel presses the offensive to force PLO removal, while diplomatic talks continue under Habib.

Associated Press Shafik Wazzan U.S Philip Habib West Beirut PLO Leonid Brezhnev Reagan Soviet Union Kremlin Yasser Arafat Wazzan Arafat Palestine Liberation Organization Beirut Habib Lebanon Israel WAFA David Kimche Foreign Ministry Jerusalem Menachem Begin Uri Porat

Summer Two Months Along As Far As Utility Bills Go

City clarifies that summer electricity rates have been in effect since May 18 and will run until October. Bills no longer print season labels. the payable date appears on the bottom line to indicate the 10 day payment window. If not paid within five days after the due date, utilities may be cut off the next day.

O.w.pete Smith Smith

Ottawa Kiwanis singers shine at international convention

At the International Kiwanis Convention the OHS Singers performed a trio of shows averaging 45 minutes before delegates from 43 nations including two general sessions and banquets for Kansas, Indiana and Michigan. They toured Minneapolis sites like the Minnesota Zoo IDS Tower and Ft. Snelling, with strong Ottawa Kiwanis Club sponsorship acknowledged.

New York Fox Kansas Indiana Michigan First Christian Church of Minneapolis Minnesota Walker Art Museum IDS Tower Ft. Snelling Kiwanis Club of Ottawa

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