Death notice for Kenneth E Andrews Ottawa Kansas
Kenneth Edgar Andrews 78 died Thursday at Ransom Memorial Hospital Ottawa. Services Monday at Lamb Roberts Funeral Home with burial in Highland Cemetery. officiant Dennis Hamilton. Born July 31, 1907 in Ottawa he ran Andrew's 66 Service Station, served as Ottawa commissioner of streets and utilities 1946-1955 and mayor 1956-1962. Survived by Dorothy Ellen Ann Riddle, two daughters, five grandchildren, a great granddaughter, four brothers and four sisters. Lamb-Roberts in charge of arrangements.
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Kenneth Edgar Andrews
E. Wilson
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Lamb-Roberts
Highland Cemetery
Dennis Hamilton
Andrews
Ottawa
Andrew's 66
Kansas Municipal Accounting Board
George Docking
American Municipal Atomic Energy Board
Church of Christ, Ottawa Lodge No. 18
AF & AM
Dorothy Ellen Ann Riddle
Robert Baer
Ottawa Rfd
James McCrea
E. 17Th St
Terr
Sadie Anderson
Cullman
Ala
David Sharp
Logan Fulks
Wichita
Chester Fredricks
Reagan budget cuts would affect thousands in Kansas
A congressional analysis projects Reagan proposed federal cuts would deny services to more than 5,000 Kansans across five programs this year. It estimates reductions in day care, elderly homemaker care, foster care, rehabilitation, and child abuse services, with broader implications as funds are reorganized for state distribution.
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Washington
Reagan
House
Ways and Means Committee
Kansas
Congressional
Charles Rangel
D-N.y
Fortney Stark
D-Calif
Louisiana
Florida
Local ads showcase dine, sales, and events across Ottawa area
A cluttered page lists Hut Main and Benner Williams specials, L and M Buffet seafood and salad bar, and local beef prices. It notes Hardwick demonstrations, country club shrimp nights, Hill House all you can eat, plus various promotions, products, and community notices. Also features township events, dance at Back Door Pomona, and a Penny Supper in Quenemo with prices.
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Hill House
Court Finds Little Rehabilitation Hope in Case
In a ruling, Judge Smith states there is little reason to expect rehabilitation despite treatment recommendations. The decision highlights concerns over the defendant's likelihood of reform and the court's view on future prognosis.
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Smith
Parole Eligibility Considered After Hearing
Barker said Collins could be eligible for parole in about 15 years. He doubted parole would be realistic on the first opportunity and urged state officials to revamp parole laws by then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barker
Collins
Kansas House Passes Severance Tax Amendment For Aid To Businesses
The Kansas House approved Rep. Denny Burgess amendment to severance tax bill by 63 to 61. It would commit 84 million dollars in tax credits to merchants manufacturers and livestock inventory and farm machinery property tax payers, aiming to ease perceived unfair taxes on businesses and farmers. If fully used the plan could require 14 million from the general fund, with future oil and gas price increases potentially offsetting this. The existing bill imposes a five percent severance tax on oil and natural gas and two percent on coal salt and cement. An earlier compromise would have redirected half the revenue to school property tax relief. The chamber also rejected a salt exclusion and a new oil and gas discovery exemption proposed by lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peka
Kan
Kansas House
Denny Burgess
R-Wamego
Burgess
General Fund
General Revenue Fund
Dean Hinshaw
R-Hutchinson
House
James Lowther
R-Emporia
Counties to Receive Rebates From Corps Land Leases
Three counties surrounding Franklin County will receive rebates from the U S Army Corps of Engineers compensating for tax losses when land was acquired for reservoir projects. About three-fourths of over 1 million dollars collected in 1980 from leasing land to farmers will be returned to county treasurers. Miami County gets 67530 for Hillsdale Lake. Osage County receives 38114 for Pomona and Melvern. Douglas County gains 13075 for land around Clinton Lake.
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Franklin County
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Kansas City
Miami County
Hillsdale Lake
Osage County
Pomona
Melvern
Douglas County
Clinton Lake
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