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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1987
Page
5
The editor urged farmers to seek non governmental solutions for farming problems and to focus on financial discipline. He quoted Jerry Litton on economic incentives in farming and urged setting clear, measurable goals and extreme-leaning yield and cost targets to improve business viability.
The Ottawa college hall burned with furniture and a famed 1840s bell, destroying top-floor goods and beds used by Indian students. A dry cistern cork caused delayed firefighting, and the university’s insurance had lapsed. The hall was rebuilt and stands as a survivor amid hardship. Separately Kruse urged farmers to focus on marketing, records, and self-reliance, highlighting government programs and the 300 Club as paths to profitability.
Feb reports of racist incidents span Purdue Northern Illinois Bates College Chicago Virginia and MIT. Instances include vandalism harassment posters and hateful mail alongside campus investigations sanctions and student surveys revealing a persistently poor racial climate.
In Franklin County Kansas the estate of Noma Pearl Miller deceased, Case 67 P15, Executor Robert S Hill appointed March 4 1987 under the Kansas Simplified Estates Act. Creditors must file demands within four months. hearing on Petition for Final Settlement set with executrix Carol Kneller, defenses due by April 6 1987 at 10 30 a m in Ottawa Kansas.
The Coffey County Rural Electric Cooperative seeks a 6.71 percent revenue increase, affecting 3,662 customers in Coffey County Kansas. A hearing before the State Corporation Commission is set for April 30 1987 in Topeka with prefiled testimony due by April 20. Copies of the application are available at the cooperative in Burlington and the PSC in Topeka.
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