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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1979

Page

8

Resignation of Ottawa teacher approved after executive session

Ottawa High School moved to accept all resignations, including Randy LeGrant’s, after a 10 minute executive session prompted by pleas from about six students a parent and a teacher. The board also approved a 1979 80 Ottawa Bus Service contract raising per bus cost to 1035 dollars and increasing out district mileage to 18 cents a mile. President Carter unveiled a phased national health plan costing 23 to 25 billion dollars in 1983, merging Medicare and Medicaid to cover catastrophic illness.

Jay Bemis Ottawa U.S.C Randy LeGrant OHS LeGrant Jack Bushman LeGrant’s Ottawa Bus Service Carol Kassin Tina Anderson Jane Feuerborn Bonnie Bergdall Patrick Beller Deanna Abel Sharon Dietz Elaine Dunbar Leota Bruce Hawthorne Jo E. Kramer Elizabeth Fastnacht Garfield Dan Neuenswander Washington Carter

The Duke John Wayne dies after cancer battle in LA

Hollywood icon John Wayne known as The Duke dies at UCLA Medical Center at age 72 after a long cancer fight. Family including seven children at bedside, with tributes from Charlton Heston and Congress recognizing his impact as an American institution.

Los Angeles John Wayne Duke Wayne the Duke Ucla Medical Center Charlton Heston Congress George Washington Andrew Jackson

Tornado strikes farms in Franklin County causing $12000 damage

Ike White and family survived a sudden tornado that toppled a barn and shed, uprooted trees, and caused about $12,000 in damage near the Howard Martin Farm and White residence. No injuries or livestock losses were reported, with damage concentrated at the Martin and White properties and minor dents to vehicles. The sheriff’s office documented the total, and insurers awaited appraisal.

Diane Yeamans Lane Ike White Howard Martin Farm Martin Orchard Joe Pfannes White

CountyDeclares Greenwood Span Repair Unpractical

Franklin County Engineer Craig Santarpia urged the county commission that the Greenwood Bridge not be repaired citing high cost and temporary fixes. The bridge, closed last summer, faces rusted stress points and steel encased pilings. repairs would exceed 29 thousand dollars and only support a three ton limit for under five years. Residents Buckley and Coday asked about selling the span to Harold Tobler, who would use access to his land, while Tobler noted insurance and land access concerns. The commission plans to study legalities before any move.

Diane Yeamans Craig Santarpia Franklin County County Commission Greenwood Bridge Herb Coday Royal Buckley Greenwood Commission Harold Tobler B and G Engineering Santarpia

Ambulance Rate Hike Proposed for Franklin County

Franklin County Commission and ambulance director back plan to raise base fees from 35 to 40 for in county non emergency runs and 45 for emergency calls. Outside county mileage would be 1.50 per loaded mile with a 10 dollar county surcharge for calls outside the county after Medicare approval likely mid summer. Local comparisons show Anderson 36.50 base and 1.80 per mile, Coffey 45 base and 1.30 per mile, Douglas 37.50 base and 1 per mile outside Lawrence.

Franklin County Commission Medicare Ted McCurdy McCurdy Anderson County Coffey County Douglas County Lawrence

Area Weather County Forecast

Partly cloudy with widely scattered thunderstorms tonight. Lows in the 60s. Sunny and hot Wednesday with highs in the 90s. Winds become southerly 5 to 15 mph tonight. Rain chance around 20 percent tonight.

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