Hospital board votes for benefits instead of wages
The RMH trustees approved offering employee benefits in place of a 1994 pay raise, including meal coupons, wellness center access, mammograms, cholesterol tests, flu shots, and event tickets. They joined the Association of Independent Hospitals and discussed finances, a regional district, personnel changes, and community health grants.
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Thompson elected to BANK IV Emporia board
Jerry D. Thompson former Ottawa mayor was chosen to join the Community Advisory Board for BANK IV Emporia. He represents Ottawa interests as the banks merge management and reporting for the two locations. Thompson also leads Kansas General Contractors and Ottawa Chamber groups.
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Life Underwriter Training Council
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Agents Advisory Council
State vehicle tax reform aims at uniform statewide schedule
The bill would standardize vehicle taxes across the state, replacing 30 percent of appraised value times county levy with a single schedule. Taxes would range from 12 to 1800 dollars by vehicle value and age, and motorcycle minimum would rise from 6 to 12 dollars annually, with counties expected to lose about 10.4 million.
Ruling continues over evidence in odd notes of commerce
Avon reps in Amazonia sell a full line of products while accepting barter, including fish. Vidal Herrera operates as a freelance coroner in Los Angeles County offering autopsies and delivery of brains to organ banks, stating the death business is recession proof. An Atlanta leather shop lists a $65 crocodile skin tampon holder as a highlight of its wares.
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Police face interagency asset forfeiture tensions
Police and federal authorities edge toward cooperation in asset seizures under Kansas law. Sim notes Kansas forbids seizing a primary residence but federal rules do not. Forfeitures in 1993 quarter netted about 70 000 for KBI, while 1991 federal takings reached 1.2 million in cash and valuables, prompting calls for tighter restraints from lawmakers and bankers wary of liens.
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Weather Tonight and Extended Forecast Summary
Partly cloudy and mild tonight with a low around 45 and wind 10 to 20 mph. Kansas extended Friday dry and warm with lows in the 40s and highs 75 to 85. Saturday mainly dry with highs 75 to 80 and variable lows from near 40 to the lower 50s. Sunday dry and cooler with lows in the mid 30s to low 40s and highs in the mid 60s.
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Ottawa area community briefs and events
Containing notices for KTJO-FM programming in Ottawa, an all you can eat spaghetti dinner at Creation Station, Easter Bunny photo session at Helton's Hallmark, St Patricks Day dance at Ottawa VFW, new spring designs at Screen & Holler, and a body sculpture and filming workout class with dates and contact numbers. Includes event times, locations, and pricing details.
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American Legion Adopts New Meeting Time
The American Legion changes its regular meeting to 7 p.m. on the first Monday each month. Richmond community plans smorgasbord at the Richland Community Building from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sunday with broasted chicken roast beef noodles pies cakes and a raffle to benefit the community building.
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City approves bonds to refund Ottawa Retirement Village debts
The city plans to issue about 1.495 million dollars in bonds to refund Ottawa Retirement Village 1990 debt to leverage lower rates. ORV backs refinance. city risk minimal, no liability for defaults. Proclamations honor Ottawa High School girls basketball team 22 3, Spring Clean Up Week and Free Enterprise Week. Public hearing on community development grant projects. resident input welcomed. Suggestions include promoting skilled trades careers, review of licensing rules, and easing restrictions on home wiring and plumbing work.
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Ottawa Herald rates and address notice text
Rates for mailing and subscriptions are listed for Ottawa Herald in Kansas. The text includes prices for various delivery options and periods, with taxes noted as included in rates.
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