Auditorium budget alarm gauges break-even plan
Ottawa's Auditorium Authority outlines a one-year operating cost of 73278 with 30500 already spent from a mill levy and 3000 tax fees from the school district. Ex-officio member Steve Abrams says the goal is to break even while booking midlevel acts to attract Ottawans and local dollars.
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Jay Bemis
Auditorium Authority
Municipal Auditorium
Authority
Steve Abrams
Abrams
U.S.C
Ottawa University
Missouri
Kansas City
Ottawa
Department of Public Safety
Kemper
Royals Stadium
Inflation Steady In May With Higher Living Costs
Inflation remained at 0.9 percent in May, driven by food, housing, and transportation. Over three months prices would average over 11 percent annually if continued. Purchasing power fell 1.3 percent while hourly earnings rose 0.4 percent, less than half the pace of price gains.
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Washington
Labor Department
Chautauqua Schedule For Local Days Celebration
The Ottawa Chautauqua Days lineup includes a 32 team softball tournament at Forest Park with Jaycee and Pep Club concessions, Old Depot Museum hours, a children's play The Emperor's New Clothes at multiple times, games, booths, square dance, and a dusk fireworks display. Also noted are May price increases across fruits vegetables beef housing electricity and more.
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Ottawa Recreation Commission
Forest Park
Jaycee Jaynes
Old Depot Museum
Ottawa High School
Jaycees
Ottawa Swim Club
Trailblazers
Kiwanis
Franklin County Historical Society
Ottawa Association For Children With Learning Disabilities
Eastern Star
All-Out War On Potholes All-Out War On Potholes
Yukon Oklahoma city employees the city manager organized a one day patching drive with about 65 workers and 15 trucks to fix potholes on 120 miles of streets. Critics called it dangerous while the mayor defended it as a first step toward fulfilling a promise to residents. A county forecast followed noting hot weather and possible late day storms.
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Yukon
Okla
Harold Dunham
Dunham
Branum
Tom Riddle
The
Oklahoma Firefighters Union
Riddle
Holiday Slogan Prompts 55 MPH Drive to Save Lives
The Associated Press notes officials promote the 55 mph limit ahead of the July Fourth weekend. An estimated 650 to 750 deaths are expected over the holiday, with enforcement programs like CARE deployed across states on major routes and during peak travel days.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
America
Wayne Gregory
National Safety Council
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Richmond
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