Cedar Street Study Prompts Multiple Public Hearings
Ottawa Planning Commission will hold several public hearings at 7 p.m. in City Hall on re zoning Cedar Street tracts from C-2 to R-2 at 1526 and 1532 S Cedar and from C-2 to C-1 for 15th and Cedar. A 1600 S Cedar re zoning from C-2 to R-2 is reconsidered with landowner Doug Patterson opposing. Also on the agenda is 515 to 517 North Cherry from R-1 to R-2 and officer elections.
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North Ottawa
Chautauqua Days Booths Call by June 15 at Forest Park
Jaycees urge groups planning booths for Chautauqua Days at Forest Park on July 4 to contact by June 15. Contact Larry Hawkins or Rex Cummings at listed numbers. Event adds a pitch hit and throw contest for ages 6 to 12 with separate pitching, hitting, and throwing segments. Registration forms for the event will appear in the Herald soon.
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Rex Cummings
Jaycees
The
Herald
Quilt winner named at Skunk Run Festival in Mission
BETTY PLAPP won Sunday's quilt drawing at the Skunk Run Festival. The quilt was crafted by Quilter's Guild members. R.L. Polk representatives tour Ottawa for six weeks collecting data for a new fall directory. Call 242-8547 or 242-1700 for questions or a representative list. Michael O Kille, Fort Worth, son of Jack and (unnamed) Kille, promoted to senior master sergeant after 14 years in the Air Force. Brian Barnes appears on the dean's honor roll at Kansas Technical Institute in Salina. Correction: Amy Wilson omitted from Pomona High School honor roll. Herald apologizes.
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Mission
Quilter's Guild
R.L. Polk
Ottawa
Polk
Department of Public Safety
Michael
Kille
Fort Worth
Texas
Jack Kille
RFD
Air Force
Brian Barnes
Kansas Technical Institute
Salina
Amy Wilson
Pomona High School
Herald
Local Ads Items and Classes Aired Across Town
Merchants advertise Seiko watches Drake Jewelry Anita Bones works at LB s Tuesday Friday Beginners porcelain art June 24 28 Lillian s China Studio Fr Co recreation groups should apply to Fr Co Commissioners by June 30 Garden center offers Yawn edging buy one get one free staking kits priced 5 95 and 8 95 Bare root trees shrubs and poison peanuts for mole control priced BEEF from Stinson Processing Open House for Sand Box Day Care June 6 7 Summer painting classes start June 11 at Turner's Tele Shop Kittens and AKC cocker pups for sale at Margie s Menagerie Also Franklin County Weed Dept offers chemicals and rental equipment for use on musk thistle 7 am to 4 pm Mon Fri.
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Wits Garden Center
Kansas crime falls nine percent in first quarter report
The Kansas Bureau of Investigation cites an 8 percent overall drop in crime for the January to March period, with violent crimes rising 4.5 percent. Increases are noted in murders, rapes, robberies, and aggravated assaults, while property crimes decline 8.9 percent statewide. Local counties and cities show varied changes, including large drops in Wyandotte and rises in Liberal and Newton.
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Shawnee
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Johnson
Study Suggests Flexible Tax Structure for Kansas
Kansas should reduce long term reliance on property taxes and provide a flexible tax structure for local units to respond to needs. The Tax Review Commission also urges avoiding shifting costs without new revenue sources and notes property tax burden and policy misalignment with neighboring states.
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Kan
Kansas
Tax Review Commission
Commission
John Carlin
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