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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1985
Page
6
A brief note on Coffeyville's struggles in Kansas prompts broader lessons for city governance. Page references include Inside Highlights, Legislative Calendar, Library Line and Chamber Contact across multiple pages.
Local service organizations reviewed a Lifeline system that links a wearable device to a home's telephone base unit at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Subscriptions would cost 10 to 20 dollars monthly with a 7000 dollar base unit goal, to fund hospital and ambulance responders for elderly and infirm patients.
Raymond Donovan, on leave since October and facing fraud and larceny charges, resigns after a judge orders trial. President Reagan accepts the resignation with regret and notes the presumption of innocence. No successor named. admin source cites Donovan’s belief he could not ask for continued patience.
The White House warned Republican senators that President Reagan would prioritize administration allies in next year's campaigns, prompting protests from Grassley and Andrews and drawing Democratic scrutiny from Byrd. The tactic targets 22 GOP senators with 1986 re-election bids.
The Ottawa Board of Education will meet at 7:30 p.m. in the U S C 290 office to review personnel reports, approve an East Central Vocational Cooperative agreement for 1985 to 1988, appoint a sub committee to study insurance bids and set a special meeting date to award bids, consider a food service contract for 1985 86, hear reports on Artist in Education from Brad Jessop and Deborah Barker, and receive a Parent Teacher Student Association study on Ottawa High School attendance and tardy policies.
Kaw Correspondent reports Topeka crowds sidestep Kansas open saloon rules by drinking in private clubs while legislators debate liquor by the drink. ABC head John Lamb notes enforcement limits, staff constraints, and potential shifts if the age rises to 21. Local critics highlight deterring wine and spirits consumption. club counts rise from 1082 in 1980 to 1283 last year.
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