Watchdog leader targets county zoning and tax funding
Franklin County watchdog leader Merle Haas criticizes the proposed zoning ordinance and presses for a petition to vote on financing the appraiser's office outside the general fund. He urges residents to contact commissioners and planners, outlines membership details for the watchdog group, and warns of potential shifts in tax funding and governance.
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Diane Yeamans
Peoria
Merle Haas
Franklin County Watchdog Committee
Haas
County Commission
Franklin City- County
Ing
Lincoln
Hayes
Ottawa
Franklin
Harrigan
Ree Nees
Consolidated Board
Zoning Board of Appeals
Sheriff's Department
Microwave Won’t Cure Trichinosis Risk in Pork
CDC scientist Dr. Peter M. Shantz warns microwave cooking may not uniformly heat meat. Pork must reach at least 137 degrees Fahrenheit throughout to kill trichinosis, but uneven heating in microwaves can leave portions undercooked.
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Peter M. Shantz
CDC
Veterinary Public Health
Microwave heat and meat model affect trichinella spread
Shantz summarized USDA findings that thawed pork infected with trichinae kept in a microwave and finished on a charbroiler or deep fat fryer can still harbor live larvae. He urged using a meat thermometer to reach 137 degrees to prevent trichinosis, noting early symptoms and the limited treatment efficacy.
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Shantz
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Schantz
Congress backs nuclear freeze plan with broad support
More than 100 congressmen and 16 senators endorse a mutual and verifiable halt in nuclear stockpiling by the United States and Soviet Union. The measure, to be introduced in Congress, follows widespread state and local push for de escalation and seeks verification via satellites without demanding unilateral disarmament.
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Washington
Congress
Vermont
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Oregon
New Jersey
Delaware
Michigan
California
House
Senate
Moscow
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Public Hearing Ordered On Ottawa Sidewalk And Lighting Improvements
The City of Ottawa Kansas Governing Body issues Resolution 30 directing a public hearing for March 17, 1982 at 9:35 a.m. to determine the advisability of improving sidewalks drainage landscaping street lights and lighting systems in several blocks. The plan includes four inch reinforced concrete sidewalks with costs split 80 percent to a benefit district and 20 percent to city at large totaling about 21 644.00 and outlines assessment methods and district boundaries.
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City of
Ottawa
Franklin County
Ae Ballanes
West Second Street
Malin Street
Walnut Street
East Second Street
Main Street
Hickory Street
West Fourth Street
Kansas
Kanay
Inne City
Benafit
Ao Rane
Board of Directors
Pottawatomig Creek
Linn
Miami
Coffey
Franklin
Anderson Counties
Kanse
Buts
Thomas R. Bento
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