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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1981

Page

6

Reagan Wins Major House Budget Vote

President Reagan won a broad 1982 budget cuts package in a House battle. The 217 211 vote passed a over $5 billion package, followed by a 215 212 procedural win and a final 232 193 vote. Democrats lament the process as the bill moved toward final action later in the day.

Reagan Washington House

Governors budget forecast and weather damages report

Gov John Carlin remarks that state universities may request large budgets next fiscal year but are unlikely to receive them. He also assesses statewide wheat damage caused by a freeze hail and rain. Negotiators for MLB owners and players met for two hours Friday with no progress as the strike enters its sixth day.

John Carlin Major League Baseball

Guardsman In Critical Condition In I 35 Jeep Crash Near Homewood

Three National Guardsmen from Wichita were injured when their jeep toppled during a 100-plus vehicle convoy to Camp Ripley Minnesota. Charles MacCready 21 Peru Kansas in serious condition after head injuries. Donald Walton 43 Wichita in fair condition with multiple injuries. Sidney C Johnson 32 Wichita dismissed after checks for kidney injuries.

I-35 Homewood University of Kansas Medical Center Kansas City Kan Charles MacCready Peru Med Center Wichita Sidney C. Johnson Ransom Memorial Hospital Dan Mullen Ottawa MacCready RMH Life Flight Mullen

Farm Economy Strains Reach Deep Into Rural Kansas

In Lyons and surrounding areas, a waning farm economy drives wider impacts from insurance to auto purchases. Insurer Jerald Minix notes rising used-car insurance, while bankers warn farmers rely on borrowed capital as costs for parts and fertilizer soar. Local economist Don Erickson links equipment upgrades to broader economic stress, with farmers often borrowing to cover expenses amid disaster-driven loans.

Jerald Minix Kansas Lyons Don Erickson Kansas State University Minix Duane Ramsey Seott City Security State Bank

Ten Die In Fiery Bus Accident Near Cajon Pass

Ten people died and seventeen were injured when a converted bus carrying seven families to a Fourth of July reunion burst into flames on Interstate 15 near Cajon Pass in California. The bus rolled back into two vehicles after catching fire, trapping occupants as firefighters worked two hours to recover remains. Gerald Castro, coroner, said six children and four adults appeared to be clustered at the rear. victims burned beyond recognition. A Long Beach couple in a following station wagon and other relatives were among the injured. the group was en route to Decatur, Alabama, for a reunion, possibly headed to Kansas City, Kansas, to pick up more relatives. Witnesses described fear as the bus began rolling toward them and veered into a ravine.

San Bernardino Calif Cajon Pass Interstate 15 California Highway Patrol Harvey Castro Long Beach Decatur Ala CHP Kansas City Kan Billie Jo Bellevue Valley Center LaDonna Hill Los Angeles

Weekend Showers Predicted For Kansas State

Topeka AP reports heavy storms moved through central and southeastern Kansas causing minor street flooding. Rain totals reached 2.18 inches in McPherson and 1.53 in Brookville with Concordia at 0.74 inches. Forecast calls for more rain this weekend, especially eastern Kansas, with hot temperatures and south winds.

Topeka Kan Kansas Weather Service Pac

Ottawa Board Sets Special Meeting for Year End Wrap Up

The Ottawa Board of Education calls a Tuesday 7 pm special session to finalize the 1980-81 year reports, accept contracts and resignations, and address ongoing teacher contract talks with a federal mediator. The board will revisit the budget, seek GAAP waiver, and honor retiring superintendent Ken Woods with a farewell gift as Roger Nelson prepares to take over.

Ottawa Board of Education Ken Woods Woods Federal Land Bank Roger Nelson Kansas

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