Local Legislators Debate Tax Increases And Insurance Pools
Legislators discussed a sales tax hike and a property tax rise, and considered a bill to let cities and school districts form insurance pools to control rising premiums. Ottawa officials cited droughty water and a proposed Southeast Kansas highway as factors in regional economic development concerns. The next legislative coffee is set for March 28 at Peoples National Bank lobby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beauchamp
Allen
Russell Crites
State Water Authority
Kansas
Peoples National Bank
Lennen To Quit Kansas Corporation Commission
Michael Lennen, chair of the Kansas Corporation Commission, informed Gov. Mike Hayden he will leave when his term ends March 19. The attorney and former secretary of revenue under Gov. Carlin praised colleagues and reflected on guiding utility cases, including Wolf Creek deregulation, amid a turbulent four years. The Wolf Creek case draws national attention as it proceeds to the U.S. Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Michael Lennen
Kansas Corporation Commission
Mike Hayden
Lennon
Hayden
Commission
John Carlin
Carlin
Revenue
The
Corporation Commission
Kansas
Lennen
Wolf Creek
Mike Lennon
Len
Nen
Sunflower Electric Cooperative of
Hays
Trailways
U.S. Supreme Court
Kansas’ High Court
Aid To Contras Beyond Congress Reach
Washington lawmakers clash over 40 million dollars in Contra aid approved last year. Democrats press to delay final installment to demand full accounting of missing funds, while Republicans denounce the move as a backdoor to block aid. Senate support for disapproval is unlikely to overcome a veto, with focus shifting to later fights over 105 million dollars and possible permanent end to aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nicaragua
House
Congress
Senate
Reagan
Christopher Dodd
D-Conn
Robert C. Byrd
D-W.va
Dodd
Green grants push jobs. Kansas universities share funding
Eco Devo notices show state grants begun in 1983 totaling 2,308,851 dollars with 5,957,417 private funds for 91 projects across Kansas University, Kansas State, Wichita State, and Pittsburg State. KEIC seeks a president at about 70,000 dollars. Phillips Bradford is acting. Also notes 17 certified development companies, 17 small business centers, and 50 plus economic development offices district-wide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Kansas State University
Wichita State University
Pittsburg State University
Kansas Technology Enterprise Corporation
Phillips Bradford
Kansas Advanced Technology Commission
Kansas
Notice to Creditors and Ordnance in Ottawa Kansas
Notices advertise probate for Noma Pearl Miller estate with executor Robert S Hill and four month creditor claims, an interlocal agreement forming KIRMA, a Potawatomi Creek Watershed annual meeting, and probate actions for Mina C Chambers with M R Wren as petitioner.
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District Court
Franklin County
Kansas
Noma Pearl Miller
K.S.A
State of Kansas
Robert 5. Hill
Notice of Voter Registration Deadlines Ottawa County
Notice under K S A 25 2310 states books will be open at Ottawa City Hall and Ottawa Library and County Clerk during business hours. Books close 5 00 PM March 17 1987 and reopen after April 8 1987. Voting eligibility requires age 18 by next election and registration details outlines continued validity and reasons to re register. Applications may be made in person or by mail with signatures under penalty of perjury. Laura Sutton County Clerk Election Officer Seal March 6 1987.
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District Court
Franklin County
Kansas
Claude E. Smith
K.S.A
State of Kansas
Claude E. Smith Jr
Ottawa
Claude E. Smith, Jr
Ottawa City Hall
Ottawa Library
United States
Laura Sutton County
Card of Thanks From Pearl Beeson Family
The Beeson family expresses gratitude for flowers, food, prayers, cards, and Heart Fund gifts after Pearl Beeson’s death. They acknowledge support from Mr. and Mrs. Bud Schaub, Mr. and Mrs. Rod Schaub and Amanda, and Mr. and Mrs. Steve Rouse, with special thanks to Dr. Gollier and Ransom Memorial Hospital staff for care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Gollier
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ruth Binkley
Pearl Beeson
Bud Schaub
Rod Schaub
Amanda
Steve Rouse
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lyle Dresher
Dresher
Joplin
Jim Grogan
Hugoton
Southwest
Eco Devo
John L. Richeson Anderson
Byrd & Richeson and
Cenene
Ye Ee Rewru Oy
Kanses
Carol Kneller
G. E. McClure
George E. McClure
Deceasou
Cour
Kansa
Carol Kn 720
Ridgewa Pratt, Ka
Bette Miclea
Ey Ae Cinemas
TALON
the Family Circus
By Bil Keane
Fort Zinderneufs
DR. Zook
Nakyi
Foreign Legion
Hagar the
Ring Magazine
Loretta
Howes
Sarge
Beetle
America
Beetle Bailey
Chipper
Robert S. Hill
Robert A. Anderson Anderson
Byrd & Richeson
2Nd & Main
P.O. Box
Kansas Intergovernmental Risk Management Agency
KIRMA
League of Kansas Municipalities
Jerry D. Thompson
Orlin W. Smith
Linn
Miami
Coffey
Franklin
Anderson
Garnett Public Library
Archer Room
West Fourth Street
Garnett
Board of Directors
Pottawatomie Creek Watershed
Linn, Miami, Coffey, Franklin and
Anderson Counties
Thomas R. Benton
Artest
Dale L. Fooshee
Minac, Chambers
Mina Cornelia Chambers
State of
M. R. Wren
Mina C. Chambers
Richard O. Skoog
Skoog & Latimer
S. Main St
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