Classified Deadlines and Personal Notices Roundup
Classified deadlines outline word ads accepted by 9 30 a m on pub day Friday. Display ads require two days prior. Personal notes thank friends and a pastor for support during heart surgery at St Lukes Hospital. Loyd Hollinger and Dr. Scott Corder thanked. Also car pool offer Ottawa to KC to midnight shifts with contact numbers. Alcoholics Anonymous and Al Anon box numbers listed. Piano organ music services and ceramic sale with sign a ir workshop details and Easter gift orders near Kneeton on Hwy 59.
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Gene Connely
St. Lukes Hospital
Scott Corder
Loyd Hollinger
Mary’s Eramics
Kneeton
Hwy. 59
McKan Senators Back Gas Controls Instead of Decontrol
Three Missouri and Kansas senators urged extending gas price controls amid President Reagan’s decontrol plan. They argued rolling back ceilings to last October levels while extending protections for two more years could curb price spikes and keep cheaper supply available. Kansas City Mayor Richard Berkley testified on winter hardship and emergency relief funds, noting city gas rates remain low nationally but have risen faster than average.
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Washington
Reagan
Missouri
Kansas
Nancy Kassebaum
R-Kan
Kassebaum
John Danforth
R-Mo
Thomas F. Eagleton
D-Mo
Senate Energy Committee
Midwest
Eagleton
Richard Gephardt
Kansas City
Richard Berkley
James McClure
Idaho
Berkley
United States
Miami
Fla
Anchorage
Alaska
County Commission debates coroner rules and autopsies
The Ottawa County Commission weighed who should call a coroner at unattended deaths and who pays for autopsies, amid concerns over ambulance response and the cost to taxpayers. McCurdy reported February ambulance activity and equipment issues with the new unit, including cracked fiberglass doors and repairs by Collins Industries.
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Page
McCurdy
Bowling
Roy Swank
Wendell Barker
Charles Mavity
Swank
Roger Keith
Collins Industries
Hutchinson
Collins
Ottawa
Social Security overhaul provisions outlined by House
The House passed a 165.3 billion rescue plan affecting 36 million beneficiaries. It delays cost of living increases six months, taxes half of benefits for higher earners, and extends Medicare reforms. It boots federal workers into Social Security, raises payroll taxes in 1984, and accelerates future hikes. It raises retirement age gradually to 66 by 2009 and 67 by 2027, with early retirement allowed at 62. Supplemental Security Income gains are planned, SSI cost of living increases postponed, unemployment benefits extended, and hospital payments switched to a prospective payment system.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Reagan
Congress
Medicare
Ag Panel Seeks Farm Loan Aid Amid Credit Fight
The House Agriculture Committee drafts emergency farm credit legislation to defer principal and interest for one year on Farmers Home Administration loans. Reagan administration opposes. cost estimated at 1.9 billion in lost revenue. Senate already approved deferral. debate centers on credit stability and potential veto. Farmers nationwide lobby for rational lending as foreclosures rise.
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Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Ed Jones
D-Tenn
Jones
Farmers Home Administration
Senate Agriculture Committee
Jesse Helms
R-N.c
Senate
Congressional
Agriculture
John Black
House Committee
Illinois
Edward Madigan
Block
House
Nall
Lloyd Stewart
Carson
N.C
Fmha
School Talks Continue Over OFA Negotiation Push
Beeman told Robinson the board has only uncovered a major area of misunderstanding and wants to press on with other work while the OFA four items are debated. Both Robinson and Beeman said the discussion after Wednesday’s meeting touched on whether to negotiate the four points.
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Page
Beeman
Robinson
OFA
Carlin weighs severance tax options amid bargaining tensions
The governor's team weighs a five to seven percent severance tax with exemptions or a straight five percent levy aimed at royalty owners and producers. Officials note a five percent plan could raise about 122.1 million annually, while an eight percent Senate plan would yield under 100 million. Negotiations continue as budget priorities and OFA items loom. The next bargaining session is set for Wednesday, March 30, at the board's office.
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Swenson
Carlin
Kansas Senate
Senate
Ottawa High
Main
Notice of Hearing in Estate of Georgie D. Jackson
Petition seeks private sale of Lots 30 and 32 Black 2 Dundee Addition Ottawa Franklin County Kansas at 1108 North Cedar including carpets drapes shades and living room air conditioner. Sale to Shelton Mundy Sr and Wanda Mundy for 17000 cash with taxes prorated and costs. Hearings set April 1 at 9 30 p.m. in Ottawa. Thomas E Gleason administrator.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Georgie D. Jackson
Thomas E. Glaaser
Georgia D. Jackson
Dundee
Ottawa
North Cedar
Shelton Mundy
Wanda Mundy
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CIA State Bank
Alcoholics Anonymous
Al-Anon
the Family Circus
By Bil Keane
John Denver
Spike
Ocean View
Desert
Goosemyer
Hi, Cudlow
Moxie
Atte l
Rover
Gaspl
Gretchen
Mc-Kan
Commission
Ottawa Department of Public Safety
Laura Sutton
RMH
Social Security
Ag Panel
Thomas E. Gleason
Iawa
Trator
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