School Budget Shows Levy Cut Amid Growth and Carryover
Superintendent Roger Nelson cites FY86 levy cut of 1.02 mills alongside past reductions and notes four main factors driving the decrease. These include delinquent railroad tax collections of 74,289, a district valuation rise to 34,384,575, enrollment growth adding 93,000 state aid, and increased cash carryover supporting vocational and special education programs. Fiscal soundness is emphasized as carryover grows from 239,000 to 781,909 with visions to invest interest income rather than spend it.
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Roger Nelson
Nelson
Wal-Mart
Franklin Savings Association
Wall Street slips as Dow nears 1,342 amid mixed results
Wall Street on pace to extend Mondays broad decline with the Dow Jones average down 2.46 to 1,341.40 at noon. Eastern Air Lines rose 5 to 9.54 while Storer Communications fell to 85 with a revised bid from Kohlberg Kravis Roberts. Xerox gained % to 52 as it reported second quarter earnings of $1.11 a share, up from 79 cents. The NYSE composite dipped .22 to 109.59 and volume reached 45.09 million shares. The American Stock Exchange index fell .87 to 232.67. Washington reports a $13.4 billion U S trade deficit for last month, the second highest on record, driven by an 8.1 percent jump in oil imports and imports of foreign goods such as Japanese cars.
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New York
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
Storer Communications
Kohlberg, Kravis, Roberts & Co
Xerox
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
Washington
U.S
Commerce Department
Farm-State Senators Push For Quick Ag Bill
Washington AP reports key farm state lawmakers seek fast committee approval of a farm bill package with potential Senate floor action before August recess. The plan trims the price-support freeze, shifts up to 5 percent of the second-year subsidy to surplus commodities, and shields subsidy caps on farmers.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Senate Agriculture Committee
Jesse Helms
Rn.c
Robert Dole
R-Kan
Dole
Helms
Helms and Sons
David Boren
Dokla
Edward Zorinsky
D-Neb
House Agriculture Committee
Agriculture Department
U.S
Chamber
Congress on pace as budget fight fuels jargon trend
AP reports Capitol Hill activity rises as the 1986 budget clash heats up. Rep. Toby Roth coins “yes-bitters” to describe lawmakers voting for deficits while praising cuts elsewhere. He criticizes colleagues for crocodile tears on deficits, noting NASA budget protection and his own vote to cut NASA funds.
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Washington
Congress
Capitol Hill
Toby Roth
Wisconsin
Lam
Roth
House
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Classified Ads Snapshot From Ottawa Area Listings
A mixed pile of local notices includes yard and garage sale details at addresses around Wellsville and Ottawa, pet loss notices, job ads for nursing, baking, teaching, and sales positions, plus a few county classifieds like drapery material deals and a farm sale. Items note dates, phone numbers, and street directions for item pickups and events.
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Ed Reilly
Melissa Capalano
Tiger
Boston
Alcoholics Anonymous
Al-Anon
Fr.co
West 2Nd
Wellsville
Darrell Childs
Chanay’s
Turner
Toto
Hwy
Fr. Co. Sale Barn
Bill Wood Farm
Sale Barn
Ottawa
West 15Th St
Haven Steel Company
Davis Ave
E.C.E
Oak Haven
L and L
South Main
Ottawa University
Casey's
North Jain
Focal Auto
McDonald’s
McDonald's
the Family Circus
By Bil Keane
Helga
K Ev
Hagar the
Daddy
MR. Zero
Iey
Mufea
Rufus
Calvin
Yesim
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