Daily Report: Accidents and Thefts in Ottawa County
Non injury accidents on Monday include Lyle Doty and Patrick Schmitt door opening incident with $700 damages and Carolyn Browning versus Henry Edwards collision causing Browning to incur $50 damage. A hit and run affected Alice Sherman’s parked car. thefts report two engine parts and socket wrenches from Michael Walters. Market quotations for Monday show grains and commodities in Ottawa Co-op.
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East Fourth
Lyle R. Doty
Patrick E. Schmitt
Princeton
Schmitt
Ninth
Main Streets
Carolyn D. Browning
N. Main
Henry W.L. Edwards
Burrough
Browning
Edwards
Alice L. Sherman
City measures advance on bonds and annexation fixes
City continues pre-application funding uses and approves a technical annexation fix across Davis Road from Havens Steel. An ordinance allows sale of the final $9.5 million in industrial revenue bonds for Our Own Hardware in the Industrial Park. A mayoral proclamation designates March 16 23 as AAUW Week. The commission will meet at 9 735 a.m. Wednesday in City Hall.
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Davis Road
Havens Steel
American Association of University Women
City Hall
Fourth and
Walnut
District forum features varied views on school budget and discipline
Vienna district candidates debated budget cuts focusing on teachers as top priority. Morale concerns and classroom disruption were raised by Karen Wooge, with challengers arguing for belief in students and realism. Homework guidelines split candidates, while Pat Carey’s illness prevented her attendance.
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Paget
Karen Wooge
Ottawa Rfd 2
Pat Carey
N. Sycamore
Reagan expands military aid to El Salvador amid Vietnam fears
The State Department announced $25 million in new military aid and 20 U.S. training experts to El Salvador. Four five man adviser teams will train forces in communications, logistics and intelligence to counter Reagan administration described Marxist rebels backed by Cuba and Soviet blocs. Opposition warned advisers could become targets and pull U.S. into a new Vietnam. A separate report noted possible emergency economic aid of up to $225 million from the IMF and other sources to stabilize El Salvador.
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Washington
Reagan
el Salvador
Vietnam
United States
State Department
U.S
Cuba
William Dyess
Dyess
House
Lyndon B. Johnson
Carter
The
New York Times
International Monetary Fund
President's Ire Fails To Prompt Urban Leaders Stand
Washington AP urban leaders refuse to soften their critique after President Reagan’s speech to the National League of Cities. The NLC board adopted a firm stance challenging the idea that budget cuts target only “selfish interest groups,” signaling continued pressure on the administration’s economic recovery plan.
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Washington
Reagan
The
National League of Cities
William Hudnut
Indianapolis
League
William Schafer
Baltimore
Schafer
Charles Roger
Seattle
Newark
Donald Tucker
Black Caucus
United States
Woody Etherly
Flint
Mich
Urban Development Action
Economic Development Administration
Congress
Government Cancels Most Of Charity Aid In Budget Clash
Washington AP report says the government will reclaim $1 million of a $4 million grant to four national charities aiding the poor. Reagan officials settle, allowing $3 million to be distributed, while Bloom’s action is under scrutiny and possible prosecution remains undecided.
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Washington
Reagan
Paul Bloom
Eric Fygi
Energy Department
Bloom
Fygi
National Council of Churches
Salvation Army
National Conference of Catholic Charities
Council of Jewish Federations
Weather showers sweep Kansas with mixed precip forecast
The National Weather Service reports showers across Kansas this morning with light precipitation and a forecast of continued rain into midweek. Northwestern areas may see a snow mix tonight, southeast could see thundershowers, and highs range from the 40s to 50s with lows in the 20s to 40s through Friday.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
National Weather Service
Weather Service
Notice to Creditors Estate of Mary Regina Schneider
In Franklin County Kansas the estate of Mary Regina Schneider deceased is probated. Joseph Neil Schneider petitions for probate of the will and issuance of letters testamentary under the Kansas Simplified Estates Act. Creditors must exhibit their demands by the publication date or be barred. Attorneys McCaltree Grimshe Russell Dillon 201 North Cherry Olathe KS 66061 (913) 782-7474 for petitioner.
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Kansas
WII
Joseph Neil Schneider
Mary Regina Schneider
Joseph Nett Schneide
McCaltree & Grimshe J
Russell Dillon
North Cherry
P.O
Olathe
Kan
Attys
Patitioner
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