Decision On Housing Site Plan Tonight In Ottawa
Ottawa's City Planning Commission will meet at 7 tonight at City Hall to decide a final site plan for a moderate income housing project on West 15th Street. The panel already approved rezoning a 54 acre tract to allow the project, with landowner Stuart Young selling to Joel Tonkin of Urban Equities Inc. The plan hinges on Community Unit Plan approval before the City Commission endorses.
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City Commissioners Schedule Single Item at Wednesday Meeting
The city commission will meet at 9 35 AM at City Hall for one item a report from the planning commission on final site plans for a housing project on West 15th Street. The commission will not vote on rezoning tonight pending protest petition deadline of 14 days to require a four fifths vote before construction could begin.
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Oil Buyback Clash Looms Over Iranian Auction
U S oil giants threaten to boycott Iran crude auction amid fears of higher prices. Tehran plans bidding at 18 dollars a barrel, above the 13.30 world contract price. Standard Oil of California Gulf Oil and Atlantic Richfield join in opposition citing price spirals.
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Mixed turnout in Ottawa city primary reports
Voter turnout varied by precinct in Ottawa with Garfield School and Eugene Field School noting good participation while northern and central precincts reported very light to about average totals. Noon counts show Franklin County Courthouse 21 and National Guard Armory 119 among others. 4,692 voters are registered.
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Carter Hopes Trip Culminates In Treaty
President Carter aims to witness a final Egyptian Israeli treaty signing as his Middle East peace mission nears a potential conclusion. Egyptian Prime Minister Khalil and Israeli Prime Minister Begin voiced cautious optimism as Carter plans talks in Cairo and Jerusalem, with a possible three way summit speculated.
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Vo Tech Adopts Merit Pay Hikes
East Central Vocational Cooperative Board approves overall 7 percent salary rise for teachers next year with merit-based boosts possible beyond 7 percent. Beginning salaries and sick leave guidelines debated. evaluation plans set, automatic cost of living increases rejected.
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Smoking Policy Granted for Ottawa East Central Students
East Central Vocational Cooperative students won a smoking policy on Monday night in their first attempt. Four U.S.D. boards approved a designated loading dock smoking area near the cooperative building, with the policy framed as a privilege that could be revoked for trash and butt problems.
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Vietnam Will Talk If China Leaves
Vietnam stated it will negotiate with China only after all Chinese troops depart Vietnamese territory, ending a frontier war. It warned against a withdrawal ploy to prolong the conflict and said negotiations would occur at the vice foreign ministers level later.
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Carter seeks hospital cost control measure for 1980
President Carter proposes a national voluntary limit on hospital price hikes with mandatory controls only if inflation exceeds targets. The plan would affect about half of the nation’s 6,000 community hospitals and aims to curb spiraling costs while allowing flexibility for unforeseen inflation.
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