Ottawa school board candidates surge in local race
A slate of contenders including Broers, Carey, Ledom, Reynolds, Thompson, Bell, Edwards, Maes, Mettenburg, and Staneart vie for Ottawa USD 290 board seats in a primary. They emphasize communication, budget management, and support for academics and extracurriculars ahead of the April 7 election.
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Lola
Sondra
Sheriff
Lincoln
Broers
Sheriff's Reserve
Ottawa
Ottawa University
Lincoln Pta
Pat Carey Carey
N. Sycamore
Richard
Kristin
Vanessa
Lincoln School
Carey
Ottawa High School
Christian Women's Club
Brownie
Robert Ledom Ledom
Willow
Nike Junior High
Gardner- Edgerton-Antioch
Doris
OHS
Ledom
Central Heights
Wichita State University
Elks
Association of School
National Association of
Marge Reynolds Reynolds
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Cliff
Scott
Barry
Garfield
Reynolds
Forest Park
University of Kansas
Garfield Pta
Women's Society
Credit Women’s Club
Franklin County
Friends of the Library
Robert J. Thompson Thompson
Ash
Fram Corporation
Oklahoma
Peggy
Kristen
Leigh
Thompson
Oklahoma State University
Central State University
Edmonton
Oklo
Chamber of Commerce
Automotive Boosters Club International
Larry Maes Maes
Burroughs Real Estate
Barbara
Eisenhower School
Theresa
Krista
Eisenhower
Maes
Pittsburg State University
Franklin County Board of Realtors
National Association of Realtors
Roxanne Mettenburg Mettenburg
Princeton
Professional Plaza Laboratory
Garfield School
Julie
Mettenburg
U.S.C
University of Missouri
MU Medical Center
American Society of Clinical Pathologists
Margie Miller Miller
S. Cherry
First National Bank
Dave
U.S.D
Angela
Hawthorne
Shawn
OJHS
Miller
Thomas Jefferson High School
Dallas
Texas
Eastern Star
White Shrine
Hawthorne Pta
Sandi Staneart Staneart
Trump Health Center
Brett
Eugene Field
Staneart
Opposition Voiced Over Food Sales Tax in Kansas
Senate Minority Leader Jack Steineger urged exemption of food from Kansas 3 percent sales tax before the Assessment and Taxation Committee. He backed a Democrat bill phasing out tax on grocery items over two years, offset by severance tax revenue, with costs rising to 72.9 million dollars by fiscal year 1984.
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Robert Bell Bell
Hemlock
Kathleen
Karrie Michelle
Lincoln
Michael David
Bell
Louisiana State University
University of Missouri-Kansas City
Kiwanis
Ottawa Jaycees
District Dental Society
Kansas Dental Association
American Dental Association
Almeda Edwards Edwards
Ottawa
RFD
Here
Kenneth
Jason
OJHS
Edwards
Franklin
Franklin County
Wellsville High School
Ottawa Business and Professional Women
Donservin’ Club
Ottawa Township
Republican
Central County Committee
Zigzaggers’' Club
Friends of the Library
Northeast Kansas Library System
Franklin County Farm Bureau
Municipal
Franklin County Extension Council
Lincoln School
PTA
Topeka
Kan
Senate
Jack Steineger
Steineger
Senate Assessment and Taxation Committee
Democrats
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John Kimbrel
Southeast High School
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Pomona
USD 287 School Board
Dennis Sumner
Samper
Jennings
Wrangler
Enchanted Forest
Stan Nichols
Lead ‘Em With
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WAYMIRE’S _Warehouse Foods
Ttawa
Ation
Hickory