Author Rood Speaks Here at Ottawa University
Ronald Read, author of 24 natural history books, will speak at 7:30 p.m. Monday in Ottawa University's Administration Building Auditorium. He has written more than 300 articles for The New York Times and other outlets, lectured across the U.S. and abroad, and has varied experiences from gold mining in Alaska to flying P-41 Mustangs over Europe in World War I. The talk title is Do You Always Run Around Like That? and admission is free.
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Kansas House Debates Intangibles Tax Repeal Clash
Topeka Kansas House moves on intangibles tax with Speaker Wendell Lady backing statewide repeal and consideration of local option reimposition. Ways and Means endorsed a bill allowing local reimposition while Assessment and Taxation backed repeal. Senate committee delays action.
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Manufacturers Endorse Reaganomics
President Reagan urged executives to focus on economic recovery as he sought renewed backing for his program. The National Association of Manufacturers responded with strong support, while he criticized defectors amid concerns over future deficits and urged action to create jobs and grow the economy.
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Carlin Eyes Gas Freeze in Kansas Legislative Bid
Gov. John Carlin said he will seek a one year moratorium on intrastate natural gas prices, aiming to aid Kansans hit by federal decontrol that sent bills higher. He urged Congress to act and pressed for other tax and education policy changes while signaling rejection of a reapportionment bill.
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Ivan L Boyd Baldwin Wetlands director dies in tractor accident
Funeral services for Ivan L Boyd 77 Baldwin longtime Baker University Wetlands director who was killed Thursday when a three wheel tractor with water tanks backed over him during burning operations at the Baker Wetlands southeast of Lawrence. He was pronounced dead at the scene and the incident is called an agricultural accident. He leaves a widow Margaret Kohlman and a family including daughter Barbara Pressgrove and son Roger L Boyd. The Ivan L Boyd Arboretum is named for him.
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Community Frill and Food Deals on March Listings
A collage of local ads and events including music by Chuck and Cora, Fridnight and Hill House specials, an Income Tax service, Ottawa flea market hours, Easter crafts by Puffy Poms, a large T-bone steak deal at Land L Cafe, a four hour sale at Town & Country Supply, Don Marrs talk at First Baptist on cancer research, Monty’s Broasted Chicken hours, Snow Valley Taxi, Hill House Sunday buffet, Saturday night all you can eat chicken, Shakleb products, savings on GE appliances, Oliver musical tickets, Queen's Carry Out specials, Ron's Radiator move, and a Spring Rainbow Art Auction at Martin Hall.
DPS Clears Vandalisms Including Tire Slashing on Elm Street
DPS reports multiple vandalisms were resolved with arrests of two adults and a juvenile. Eight vehicles suffered tire slashes on Elm Street causing about 720 dollars in damages. Suspects include Michael Burgoon, 19, and an 18-year-old Ottawa man, both cited on eight counts of criminal damage. A 17-year-old was referred to the county juvenile officer. another 16-year-old Ottawa boy was arrested for seat-cover slashing near Sylvia Yardley’s home and released to guardians.
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ECVC Plans Word Processing Seminar
The East Central Vocational Cooperative will sponsor a word processing seminar from 7 to 9 p.m. on Monday April 19 at the co op. An electronic typewriter will be demonstrated then explained. three two hour sessions follow by appointment. Jackie Johnson will lead. fees are 20 dollars per person, 15 for groups of three or more.
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Suffocation Deaths of KC Children Shocks City
Autopsies concluded three young girls aged 5 months to 3 years suffocated after their bodies were found in plastic garbage bags inside their mother's apartment in Kansas City. Police, alerted by a drug overdose incident involving Cheryl Rogers, 23, recovered the children from upstairs rooms as investigators pursued the case.
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Bill Mcclintock to minister at Community Revival Center
Bill McClintock will lead a 6 30 p m Sunday service at the Community Revival Center Church. All are welcome to attend the evening gathering.
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