Wellsville Teachers Reject Offer in Impasse Talks
Wellsville USD 289 teachers and the school board filed joint impasse with the State Department after a meeting where teachers rejected the board’s latest offer. The dispute centers on base pay of about 12,100 dollars and fringe benefits rising from 42.4 to 62 dollars monthly, with a competing proposal of 12,400 dollars plus a 50 percent fringe boost and an accelerated salary schedule that pays for a professional student with a BS and 64 graduate hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane Yeamans
Wellsville
U.S.D
State Department of Human Resources
Laura Hylton
Teachers’ pay talks stall as mediator sought
The district withdrew the latest offer and reverts to a base salary of 12650 with 50 percent fringe benefits. Averill cites about 116000 total rise for 45 teachers equating to roughly 2575 per teacher, while the board’s last offer totals 77000 for a 10 percent rise. Negotiations hinge on mediation and possible fact finding before a unilateral contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Averill
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Green and Mrs Lamb
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Hays Green 49 of 2121 Princeton Road will be at Highland Cemetery with Pastor Virgil Mills officiating. She born March 22 1932 Summersville Missouri moved from Phoenix six years ago and survived by husband Ron Green and ten children and grandchildren. Also includes notices for Mrs Arvilla E Lamb 68 Baldwin Colorado with service at Lamb Roberts Funeral Home and survivors, plus ad dressings and local notices of admissions dismissals births arrests thefts vandalism injuries and traffic incidents from Ottawa Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary (Hays) Green
Princeton Road
Highland Cemetery
Virgil Mills
Green
Summersville
Phoenix
Community Revival Center Church
Melvin G. Hays
Ron Green
Ottawa
Garry Nettles
Pomona
Russell Hays
N. Sycamore
Terry Hays
Tony Hays
W. 2Nd
Monty Hays
Jeri Watkins
E. Powhatton
Wes Johnson
Ottawa Red 3
Clinton
Thomas Nettles
Las Vegas
Granvil
Johnny
Larry Nettles
Geraldine Stottlemeyer
Josephine Stanley
Bryant
Texas
Billie Hart
Ellington
Peggy Douglas
Arvilla E, Lamb Baldwin
Arvilla E. Lamb
South Fork
Colo
Lamb-Roberts
Oakwood
Lawrence A. Lamb
el Dorado
Phillip
Agriculture Board Secretary Duitsman to resign next year
W. W. Duitsman, 63, secretary of the Kansas Board of Agriculture, will leave Feb 1, 1982 to become assistant to the dean of agriculture at Kansas State University. He has led the board for five years and previously directed KSU agriculture work in Hays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
W. W
Bill" Duitsman
State Board of Agriculture
Kansas State University
Duitsman
Kansas State
State Board
Lefever Attacks Percy Over Human Rights Nomination Fallout
Ernest Lefever accused Sen Charles Percy of blocking his nomination as Reagan human rights chief after Senate Foreign Relations Committee rejection. He criticized the Illinois Republican for focusing hearings on fringe charges and not supporting the president. Lefever withdrew as assistant secretary of state candidate later that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ernest W. Lefever
Sen
Charles Percy
Lefever
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Reagan
Abc-Tv
Percy
Illinois
Soviet Union
Baseball scoreboard shows mixed results across leagues
Sunday games include Texas 4 Toronto 1 California 10 Baltimore 0 Cleveland 3 Seattle 3. New York 3 Chicago 1. Detriot 3 Minnesota 0. Kansas City 7 Milwaukee 0. Baltimore 4 California 1. Oakland 4 Boston 3 in 11 innings. Seattle 5 Cleveland 4 in 11 innings. Texas 9 Toronto 0. Monday schedules list Toronto at Chicago, New York at Kansas City, Milwaukee at Minnesota, Detroit at Texas, Cleveland at California, Boston at Seattle, with several pitchers noted.
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Texas
Toronto
California
Baltimore
Cleveland
Seattle
New York
Chicago
Detrait
Minnesota
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Oakland
Boston
Leal
Lampsby
Righetli
Gale
Caldwell
Erickson
Detroit
Schatzeder
Honeycutt
Spillner
Zahn
Tudor
Bannister
Associated Press
Local ads detail sales and events across Ottawa area
Hill House advertises daily luncheons and golf specials at Silver Lake. Willis Garden Center promotes lawn spraying, bare-root sale, and petunia deals. Other items include a duck decoy class, Turner's Tele Shop enrollments, Stinson Processing meat, The Hair Affair opening, Musk Thistle herbicide, Mary Kay cosmetics, LM Shoe Repair, Royals game meet up, Father’s Day gifts at Wassmer's, and a big thanks for the Skunk Run Book Sale.
Local OU Gifts Up But Short Of Mark
The Greater Ottawa Area Campaign for Ottawa University nears completion with gifts and pledges totaling 36,266.65 dollars, about 72.5 percent of the goal. Campaign chair Charlene Lister reports 266 calls, 200 gifts, and an average gift over 180 dollars, pushing Ottawa’s year total to over 150,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark
Greater
Ottawa
Ottawa University
Charlene Lister
Paul Archer
Gary Bateman
Steve Dailey
Joe Elder
Howard Fleischer
Jim Grogan
Mark Hildebrand
Richard Jackson
Ben Moor
Bob Pence
Charles Porter
Budge
Vi Reusch
Ray Schmidt
John Sheldon
Bob Shields
Boy in Critical Condition After Bicycle Crash
An eight year old Ottawa RFD 3 boy, Russell Hanson, remained in critical condition at the University of Kansas Medical Center in Kansas City after a Friday afternoon bicycle collision near his home six miles southwest of here. Lynda Smith, 22, of rural Williamsburg, could not avoid the crash as the bicycle moved into her path. The boy was transferred from Ransom Memorial Hospital to KU Med via Life Flight shortly after the wreck and is in the intensive care pediatrics unit.
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Ottawa Rfd 3
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Russell Hanson
Frank Hanson
Med Center
Here
Lynda Smith
Williamsburg
Hanson Boy
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Life Flight
EU Intensive Care Unit
Local residents named in hospital and award brief
Joseph E. Canfield of Richmond RFD 1 hospital patient at Lawrence Memorial Hospital room 220. George Kramer an Ottawa pharmacist earns Syntex Preceptor of the Year from University of Kansas pharmacy students for guiding clinical externships at Kramer Drug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph E. Canfield
Richmond
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
George Kramer
Ottawa
University of Kansas Pharmacy
Kramer Drug
Fire destroys pottery shed at McIntire’s Ottawa yard
A fire caused by faulty wiring destroyed McIntire’s concrete yard ornament shop at 9195 Hickory Ottawa around 1 30 Sunday. About $3,000 in pottery and the building were lost, total losses about $8,000. No injuries. The shop will stay open weekends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona
McIntire
Dennis McIntire
Hickory
Ottawa
Larry Swallow
National
Car stolen and set afire in rural Kansas near Paola
Franklin and Miami county officials investigated the theft and arson of Marty Newport’s 1977 Mercury Cougar. The car was taken from Ray’s Body Shop in Paola around 11 p.m. Friday and found burned in a dry riverbed of the Marais des Cygnes River, three miles northeast of Rantoul. The vehicle was listed as a total loss.
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Franklin
Miami County
Marty Newport
Osawatomie
Newport
Ray
Paola
Rantoul
Marais Des Cygnes
Grogan and Nealy Attend K State Alumni Picnic
Kansas State University alumni picnic for Franklin County scheduled at 6 30 p m Thursday at the George Wingert farm north of Ottawa on US 59 will feature Ed Nealy of the Wildcats basketball team and Steve Grogan K State alum and Patriots quarterback along with K State officials. Reservations were extended past the deadline at the Extension office for food arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas State University
Franklin County
George Wingert
Ottawa
Us-59
Bob Bozworth
Ed Nealy
Wildcats
Steve Grogan
New England Patriots
Bozworth
Early signs of arthritis warning and avoidance of quack cures
A public education note warns readers to spot early arthritis signs such as joint swelling stiffness and mild pain after minor blows. It cautions against fake cures and urges prompt medical checkups, stressing time is essential to prevent lifelong regret. Chiropractor Larry Matney promotes the information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Matney
D.C
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Donna Ross
Public Safety News
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Griffin
Alfred W. Rybolt
Walnut
Highway Oil Inc
E. Logan
David L. West
N. Cherry
Elizabeth M. Skyles
Hamblin
Tecumseh
Locust Streets
Kevin M. Wheat
Wheat
Main
Donald A. Zabel
Melvern
Zabel
13Th
Poplar
Michael J. Hiatt
Mulberry
Opal F. Pahlman
South Main
Rodney K. Croucher
Sycamore
Myrtle L. Henricks
Wichita
Croucher
Centropolis
Thomas L. Terrell
Overbrook
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Pine
Stanley L. Bross
Conoco Travel
Steven D. Gentry
Princeton
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Hill House
Silver Lake
Willis Garden Center
Ad Briefs
Turner's Tele
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Mary Kay Cosmetics
LM Shoe Repair
Royals
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Wassmer's
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Jim McCrossen
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Betty Anderson
Jerry Thompson
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