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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1982

Page

9

Basketball biggies bump a few more kids off the NCAA street

A sports brief notes major programs widening gaps as top teams push several players off the college scene. It highlights shifts in team rosters and the evolving landscape of NCAA basketball with emphasis on high profile programs and their recruiting effects.

Basketball NCAA

Scotts Are Leaving The Corner In Ottawa

The Scott family marks 23 years of operation at their Scott's Service east of Ottawa as they move back to the farm near Centropolis. Taylor Oil Co. will operate the station, leasing the building with plans for self serve pumps. their son John stays as manager. The couple, married 38 years, reflect on a life centered at the northwest corner of US-59 and Sand Creek Road while noting a temporary price drop to 1.06 for regular gas good for a day.

Bob Burtch Scott Ottawa Ruby Wood Ottawa Rfd 2 Roger Scott Helen Centropolis Taylor Oil Co Wellsville Scotts Harold Taylor Vickers APCO Taylor Farm Bureau Safemark John Us-59 Sand Creek Road

Senate frees Kansas school boards to set annual spending

The Kansas Senate passed a school finance bill by a 24 to 13 vote removing state mandated budget controls since 1965. It would let local boards decide annual school spending and shift tax and salary responsibility to local officials, while also dropping a penalty provision for staffing levels. The measure now goes to the House where opposition is expected.

Topeka Kan Kansas Senate Focal Boards of Education Senate Paul Hess Wichita Sen Jim Allen Ottawa

Senate OKs severance tax with coal levy and rebates

The Senate Assessment and Taxation Committee endorsed a severance tax bill with coal at 5 percent, oil and gas at 3 percent, and natural gas liquids at 2.5 percent. It doubles county and school district rebates to 15 percent and allocates half the revenue to property tax relief. The measure now goes to Ways and Means as lawmakers brace for possible budget controls.

Topeka, Kan Senate Assessment and Taxation Committee House Charlie Angell R-Plains Senate Ways and Means Committee

Severe Kansas storm spawns damage across Liberal and Sublette

Tornadoes or high wind damaged buildings in southwest and northeast Kansas with damage estimates over 300000. No injuries reported as heavy downpours caused flash flooding. Storms moved into Nebraska by daybreak, with more severe weather possible. Ottawa station logged 41 to 75 degrees, a trace of rain. County forecast calls for cloudy, cooler weather with a chance of showers tonight and Saturday.

Topeka Kan Kansas National Weather Service Kansas Highway Patrol Liberal Sublette Nebraska Phil Shideler Shideler Ottawa

OHS Endeavor Delayed by Location Change for Lawn Mural

Ottawa High students shift the world’s largest lawn mural from the front lawn to the Hillcrest Drive-In Theater grounds near US-50 and I-35. The 146 by 316 foot gravel mural features the Cyclone mascot, school life, and symbols like a pencil and palette, with crews from Channel 4 and P.M. Magazine reporting.

Ottawa High OHS Hillcrest Drive-In G. Howell OHS Art Howell Channel 4 Wdaf-Tv Kansas City P.M Greater Ottawa Chamber of Commerce

Walkathon Offers County Fundraising Plan Change

Ottawa Jaycees sponsor Franklin County Walkathon on April 17 replacing Walk for Mankind. All funds stay in Franklin County with 40 percent to groups entering at least 10 walkers and 60 percent to Jaycees for four named beneficiaries including hospital room, I Can Cope, Food Bank, and Meals on Wheels. Individuals' pledges go entirely to their chosen share groups.

Jay Bemis Ottawa Jaycees Franklin County Walk For Mankind World Health Groups Jaycees Wayne Duderstadt Charlie Hepner Ransom Memorial Hospital Jayceettes Community Food Bank Duderstadt Eisenhower School Camp Chippewa Here Gary Meyer P.O. Box Ottawa

Legislative Coffee On Tap Again

The fifth legislative coffee of the 19k2 session meets at 1 a.m. Saturday in the Peoples National Bank lobby at Fifth and Main. State Sen. Jim Allen and Rep. Dorothy Nichols share brief reports on pending bills and take questions from the audience. Sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce Governmental Affairs Committee, the event marks the fifth gathering since the Legislature began, with possibly one more before the term ends depending on action.

Peoples National Bank Fifth and Main Jim Allen Dorothy Nichols Chamber of Commerce

Planners Push County Toward Township Zoning Decision

Franklin County Planning Commission approved sending the Consolidated Township Zoning Regulations to the County Commission after a 6-0 vote. The panel aims to balance preserving farmland with rural growth, while seeking input from township trustees and zoning officers before a public hearing and enactment vote. Citizens largely opposed consolidation, with critics urging less government interference.

Bob Burtch Franklin County County Commission Franklin City County Planning Commission Jim Peckham Trustees Roger Keith Franklin County Watchdog Jim Grogan City of Ottawa Planning Commission

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