Carlin Predicts Liquor Issue Passes House Next Week
Gov. John Carlin says the Kansas House is within five votes of 84 needed for a liquor by the drink constitutional amendment. He notes few strong no votes and expects a final vote after debates on a version by the House committee, while differences with the Senate remain. Carlin also backs a separate property tax classification proposal to ease statewide reassessment impacts.
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John Carlin
Senate
House
Kansas
House Federal and State Affairs Committee
Carlin
Mike Hayden
Death of Mrs Mary Baskos in Longmont Colo
Obituary notes the death Monday of 62 year old Mrs. Mary Baskos of Longmont Colorado. Funeral held in Colorado. Survivors include niece Mrs August Tersiner of Ottawa and two great nieces Jean Mace and Annette Burnett.
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Colorado
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Maple
Ottawa
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N. Poplar
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Wall Street Ends Week With Further Losses In Volatile Trade
New York stocks sagged for a second straight week as risky fund moves and stock index options trades spurred a late Friday selloff. The Dow closed down 12.70 to 1247.35, weekly loss 22.31, volume 105.19 million on the NYSE, while inflation relief came from a 0.1 percent drop in the producer price index last month. Texas Commerce Bankshares tumbled 3 44 to 96% as banks advanced unevenly on mixed news.
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Weekend Community Events and Sales Roundup
Bud’s nightclub hosts Kickin Country Saturday with dance to Side!rs and a $20 couple package including meal drinks and dancing. Wal-Mart Town and Country Budge’s advertise weekend deals. Green St Patrick’s events feature Rocky and the Bluelighters at O Saddleback Lounge with green drinks all weekend. Lincoln PTA meets March 18 with officer elections and a computer demonstration. Turner’s Tele Shop lists Easter crafts and wreaths with classes and turnouts through midweek.
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Ooops
Greenlighters
O'Saddleback
Ottawa chamber calendar highlights upcoming events
Ottawa Chamber notes March events including Red Cross Bloodmobile at Faith Lutheran Church from 11 30 a.m. to 5 15 p.m. March 25, Bread Fair and Brunch at Westminster Presbyterian Church March 30, Sacred Heart School bazaar March 23 24, Garf ield Pancake Express March 30, and Quail Unlimited banquet at the Eagles Lodge. Nancy Kassebaum speaks April 9 at Ottawa University.
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Ottawa
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Ottawa University
Questions and Answers at the Library Information Center
The Library Line offers help on topics from St Patrick’s Day origins to siren meanings and planting dates. Contact 242-3080 or visit the Community Information Center at sth & Main for details on local rentals, courses, and reference sources.
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Sth & Main
Wales
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Ireland
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Ottawa student pleads guilty in PNB theft case
A year-old Ottawa University student from Nicaragua, Jose Luis Solis-Bojorge, pleaded guilty in District Court Friday to the February 28 theft of an estimated $20,000 in travelers checks from Peoples National Bank. Under a plea deal, felony charges of burglary and criminal damage to property were dropped. The bank was entered after a brick was thrown through a northeast window.
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Farm Foreclosure Met With Rowdy Protests at Clinton County
A crowd of several hundred farmers and others clashed with state troopers at a Clinton County Courthouse foreclosure sale. Eight arrests were made as the Perry Wilson farm sold for 312000 to the Federal Land Bank of St. Louis. The bidders claim the scene voided the bid process, while the bank says the sale proceeded after effort to raise funds.
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Clinton County
Lawrence Fisher
Fisher
Perry Wilson
Federal Land Bank of
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