Census 1980 Forms Go Out to Households
The 1980 federal census forms arrived in post offices with short and long versions. Forms ask name, ages, home details, and finances, with penalties for noncompliance. Officials stress confidentiality, safeguards, and the importance of accurate data for federal spending and representation.
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George B. Pyle
Ottawa
Ed Gardner
Roy Clark
Kansas City
Census Bureau
House of Representatives
Clark
Bureau
War Department
City Rejects Sharing Cost for Drainage Project
Ottawa city commission instructed staff to deny Our Own Hardware Company a share in drainage culvert costs for the proposed warehouse site at Davis and North streets. City Manager Robert Mills said the city would finance capital improvements alone, maintaining equity as engineers estimate the culvert to cost about 15000 dollars. The denial follows the company’s tax-exempt status under industrial revenue bonds, with Mills stressing no extra charges to the firm beyond upfront costs. The city aims for smooth cooperation with the company, which Mills calls a first-class outfit.
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Ottawa City Commission
Davis and
North Streets
Robert Mills
Minnesota
Davis Street
North Street
Ottawa
Elovasion
Mills
Davis
Area Weather Forecast at Ottawa Power Plant
National Weather Service station at Ottawa Power Plant reports a low of 11 degrees and a high of 31 on Wednesday. Cloudy tonight and Friday with a 30 percent chance of rain Friday. Lows around 30 tonight, highs Friday in the mid to upper teens. Southerly winds 10 to 20 mph tonight.
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National Weather Service
Ottawa
Paving Policy Spelled Out By City Manager Mills
City resolves to pave Spruce Street from Logan to Wilson rather than only 600 block arguing connected streets last longer and curb dirt. Project costs about 312000 with 202000 billed to property owners and 110000 covered by city funds. Legislative coffee session with Rep. Jim Allen and Sen. Wint Winter will follow at Peoples Bank.
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George RB
Pyle
Robert Mills
Spruce Street
Logan
Wilson
Mills
City Commission
Ottawa Country Club
Fairway Drive
Blackhawk Street
The
Peoples Bank
Main
Jim Allen
Wint Winter
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Hostages face switch as militants seek council control
The Moslem militants holding about 50 Americans at the U S Embassy in Fehran for 124 days asked the Revolutionary Council to assume responsibility for the captives. Iranian authorities said a final decision would come in April or May, with details of handover to be decided tonight or tomorrow as a Revolutionary Council meeting was set. The move could allow a UN commission to meet the militants as planned.
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Associated Press
U.S
Fehran
Revolutionary Council
Tehran
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