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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1982
Page
11
A defendant in a local county lawsuit arising from an auto accident is noted on page 3. Sports coverage on page 4 highlights an ex-Royal aiding at a local baseball camp while considering a new career. Kiwanis finishes the Ottawa Babe Ruth League title run on page 4.
The county wide ban on burning two half days per week and June 1 hike in landfill fees hit small haulers hardest. John Keenan raises quarterly rates by three dollars per year, boosting bills to twelve to fifteen dollars, while Ottawa Sanitation Service keeps rates steady. The change prompts more trips to landfills, higher costs, and new customers for some haulers as volume climbs.
Gov. John Carlin announces 11 state agencies will cut about 7.74 million from FY 1983 budgets, over 4 percent, by delaying raises, reducing overtime, travel, and nonessential purchases. Legislature to convene January. voluntary cuts eyed for 15 million more.
The National Weather Service station at the Ottawa Water Plant logged a low of 63 and a high of 90 with no rain. Tonight is partly cloudy with a 40 percent thunderstorm chance and lows 65 to 70. Saturday will be partly cloudy with a 50 percent thunderstorm chance and south winds around 15 mph.
President Reagan used his power to form a presidential emergency board to probe a dispute involving 40,000 locomotive engineers and 10 railroads. The move creates a 60 day cooling off period to prevent a walkout, with mediation continuing over pay rules and working conditions.
The PLO dropped demands for a Lebanon presence, signaling possible pullout, but Ariel Sharon presses a long Lebanese stay. Tanks, rocket fire, and clashes ring Beirut as Syrian troops regroup in eastern Lebanon amid mediation efforts by Saeb Salam and Shafik Wazzan.
Franklin County commissioners on Wednesday divided seven thousand dollars in park and recreation funds equally among five applicants serving Princeton Williamsburg Pomona Lane and Appanoose communities. Each group receives fourteen hundred dollars regardless of requested amounts.
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