Ottawa Eyes Industrial Park to Spur Economic Growth
Ottawa seeks to decide if a new 67 to 120 acre industrial park is needed to attract prospects. Five sites were identified with development costs from 960000 to 1880000 dollars. Bonds could fund the park, repaid by sales tax or park lot sales, fixing prices for buyers and creating jobs.
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Tohe
Ottawa
Ottawa-Franklin County Economic Development Inc
Kansas Sues Colorado Over Water in River Dispute
Kansas has spent 2.36 million since 1985 and will spend at least 1.24 million more in a lawsuit forcing Colorado to release more water from the Arkansas River basin. The suit seeks 100 million dollars in damages for water lost permanently, argues Colorado storage and groundwater pumping violate a 1948 compact, and contends runoff and recharge have ceased, effectively killing the river in Kansas. If Kansas prevails, emphasis shifts to reviving Arkansas River flows.
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Kansas
Colorado
Arkansas
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates Published for 1989
Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates effective April 1 1989 for Ottawa and surrounding areas by center motor route and by mail in Franklin and adjacent counties as well as all other areas. Rates cover one month three months six months and one year with varying prices.
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Ottawa
Canter
Franklin County
Griggsville's Purple Martins Against Mosquitoes
In Griggsville Illinois a Jaycees project uses aluminum martin houses to curb mosquitoes. The communal bird program expanded from 80 percent occupancy to nationwide attention, featuring a towering 504 apt Empire State Building of nests and Wade Antenna Co. selling themed houses across the nation.
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Ark
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Miss
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Ind
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Trenton
Morrcton
New Brunswick
Supreme Court Clings to Sleeping Dog Doctrine in Rulings
As term ends the Supreme Court again grapples with stare decisis in racial discrimination and victim impact cases. The column notes Kennedy defends the rule, Scalia opposes, and cites past reversals from 1943 pledge to 1954 school desegregation. Contact info for President Bush is listed at the end.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Antonin Scalia
Anthony Kennedy
Pelling
Congress
High Court
Hugo Black
Owen Roberts
Charles Evans Hughes
The Star Charred Banner Letter to the Editor
Dustin Grant a sixth grader writes a poem set to the Star Spangled Banner criticizing Supreme Court rulings including flag burning He questions freedom of speech and imagines a future where a flag is burned as a protest in a patriotic verse He signs with address Hickory North Carolina and date likely 1203 Hickory
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Supreme Court
Dustin Grant
Hickory
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