Ottawa City Commission Agenda For June 15 Meeting
The 9 35 a m agenda includes receiving the City Planning Commission June 15 recommendations and acting on June 7 recommendations. Items deny two zoning changes at 1340 and 1334 South Main and vacate alleys in the Simon Subdivision. Also to act on a grant offer 17660 from the FAA for a Master Airport Plan and on Bucher and Willis to prepare it. Further action on EPA grant filing for a facilities plan for wastewater and adopting SCC heat loss rules for new structures and energy efficiency.
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Ottawa City Commission
City Planning Commission
Planning Commission
S. Main
Simon
Federal Aviation Administration
Bucher and Willis
Environmental Protection Agency
State Corporation Commission
Fortner service held at Denger and Son Mortuary
Elsie M. Fortner died June 16 and funeral services were held Monday at Denger and Son Mortuary with burial at Stanton Cemetery in Rantoul. Rev. Bruce Ozias officiated as music by Dorothy Matthews. Pallbearers were Milford Ball, Doug Farrell, James Bellinger, Terry Houghton, Floyd L. Jackson and Delbert Ball. Admissions list includes Steven Mallicoat and Weldon Smith. dismissals include Elizabeth Parks and others. Multiple minor accidents reported by the Sheriff’s Department and Public Safety with various injuries and statuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie M. Fortner
Denger & Son Mortuary
Stanton Cemetery
Rantoul
Bruce Ozias
Dorothy Matthews
Milford Ball
Doug Farrell
James Bellinger
Terry Houghton
Floyd L. Jackson
Delbert Ball
New Law Affects Youths In Traffic Court
A July 1 effective law lowers the juvenile traffic cutoff from 16 to 14 years, shifting 14 to 16 year olds to Municipal Court for traffic offenses while not changing the criminal code for youths. The bill allows courts to hear prosecutions and impose fines and license suspensions. A second measure bans one way glass and adhesive films on vehicle windows and headlamps, with a grace period until Aug 1 for removal. After that, violations become a misdemeanor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oren Skiles
Department of Public Safety
Economy At A Standstill Economy At A Standstill
Washington AP reports the nations economy posted virtually no growth in the first quarter with inflation adjusting output up less than 0.1 percent. Final revisions show modest 2.5 to 3 percent growth, hindered by a coal strike and severe winter. Prices rose 7.1 percent annually.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Department
Carter
Barry Bosworth
The
Council On Wage and Price Stability
Ad Briefs for Local Stores and Offers
The Clothes Hanger at 112 W. 2nd advertises 20 percent off all summer merchandise. A flood damaged truckload of vinyl siding is offered at 51.50 per square, water damaged but guaranteed, located on deck in the Carpet Warehouse alley. JTM's Hill House opens 6 am Tuesday through Saturday. Willis Garden Center promotes asparagus roots at 10 cents and rhubarb at 15 to 25 cents. The Clothes Hanger touts a large selection of tops priced at 496.
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Andy’s Siding Co
Andy Mietchen
Gas Service Co. Gets $4 Million Annual Rate Increase
Kansas Gas Service Co will see about 4 million dollars more per year in gas charges after the state Corporation Commission approved a rate hike nearly 600 thousand dollars below the company's request. The increase, applied uniformly per 1,000 cubic feet, raises the average residential bill by about 46 cents monthly, shifting more of the burden onto low priority customers while large industrial and commercial users bear less.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Gas Service Co
State Corporation Commission
G. T. van Bebber
Wichita
Kansas City
Johnson County
van Bebber
Corporation Commission
National Development Bank Program In The Works
Vice President Mondale announced a $2 billion National Development Bank plan to foster private investment in about 12,000 American communities. The Urbank policy piece would be submitted to Congress, with automatic eligibility for 1,800 large communities and 10,000 smaller ones meeting need tests. The program seeks $16 billion in private investment with under $2 billion in federal outlays, offering loan guarantees, rate subsidies and grants to spur urban development.
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Atlanta
Walter F. Mondale
National Development Bank
Carter
Mondale
Congress
Passman Trial Competence Slips Amid Health Concerns
In Washington a neurologist testified former Rep. Otto Passman, nearly 78, is a sick old man with limited ability to testify but could aid his defense. Passman faces seven counts of bribery and conspiracy and another charge of income tax evasion for 1972 and 1973. The hearing before Judge Parker aims to determine his competence to stand trial.
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Washington
Otto Passman
Richard L. Strub
Passman
Tongsun Park
U.S
Barrington D. Parker
New Orleans
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the Daily Report
Steven Mallicoat
Ottawa
Weldon Smith
Pomona
Elizabeth Parks
Dean Britschge
Scranton
Elizabeth Nicholes
Beech
Sheriffs Department
Marva Gervais
East Wilson
Davis Road
Rarsom Memorial Hospital
Terry Hays
B Street
Wayne Erikson
Savenburg
Pamida
Second
South Locust
Scott A. Brown
Sheriff’s News
Franklin County Sheriff's Department
Byron Shuck
Centropolis
Shuck
Sheriff's Department
Bonner Springs
Franklin County
Bonner
Leavenworth County
Jack Stone
Hot Springs Ark
Stone
Glenna Milcher
Public Safety News
Lewis Allen
Allen
N. Poplar
Broken Bow
Oklo
Heathman Oil
N. Main
Lyn M. Brown
S. Locust
Brown
Brenda Warner
Hickory
H.D. Lee
Arnold Hart
S. Hickory
Ad Briefs
JTM
Hill House
Canada
Willis Garden Center
Cherry
KCC
U.S. Conference of Mayors
With Bob Miller
Qorrana Insurance Agency
House
New York
Allied Chem
Alcoa
Airlin
Brands
I Cyaniy Motors
Ampex
Ys AirRichft
Avco Corp
Ma Beat Food
Beth Steel
Boeing
CBS
Tyne
Cessna Air
Chrysler
Soc
Curtias
duPont
East Kodak Ve Echlin Mig Faves Breragn Pin
Ilmeart
Esmark
Aer Exxon
MFMC
Rass Firestone
FordMot
Elec
Gen Mills 314
Gen Motors Gentel&e
Fats GaPacif
Goodyear
Grace Co
Greyhound
Gulf Oll
Halliburth
Inc
IBM
Harvey
Kerr McG
Kroger Co
LibbyOard
Litton Ind
Martin M
McDonna
MidSouUt
Minnmm
Ste— “A Mobil
Monsanto
Va Nabisco
Sheen Nat Gypsme
NorNat Gas
Norton Sim
Okla
Oklangas Ys Pan Am
Pan
Memoriam
Dave Sn
Motuay
First National Bank
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