Ottawa Herald All-Area Basketball Team 1986-87
The Ottawa Herald presents its 1986-87 All-Area high school basketball team with a color photo featuring DeeDee Lewis of Ottawa and first-team members Steve Olson Pomona Brian Pierson Williamsburg Lisa Tyson Waverly Tami Hultgren Osage City Jennifer Hamman Osage City Kelli Magrath Williamsburg Dennis Tyson Waverly Evan Doran Garnett Scott Moore Wellsville. Lewis missed the photo session due to hospitalization for a collapsed lung. Ottawa High athletes are now eligible, and only players from regularly reporting schools earn All-Area recognition. complete boys and girls lists with three teams and honorable mentions run on Page 5.
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Ottawa Herald
Ottawa
DeeDee Lewis
Steve Olson
Pomona
Brian Pierson
Williamsburg
Lisa Tyson
Waverly
Tami Hultgren
Osage City
Jennifer Hamman
Kelli Magrath
Dennis Tyson
Evan Doran
Garnett
Scott Moore
Wellsville
Lewis
Herald
Ottawa High
The
Central Heights
Lyndon
Marais Des Cygnes Valley
Ottawa panel picks raise KOMA concerns in secret process
Franklin County Attorney Wendell Barker criticizes the Ottawa City Commission for secretly appointing five residents to an investigatory panel. The letter warns the action may violate the Kansas Open Meetings Act with fines up to 500 dollars and urges corrective steps before March 25.
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Melissa Bauman
Ottawa City Commission
Franklin County
Wendell Barker
City Hall
Commission
Department of Public Safety
Jim McCrea
Barker
Ottawa Herald Today
Fred Heathman
Heathman
Cheryl Wieneke
Herald
Kansas Supreme Court
Pete Smith
Smith
Vote Hardly Halts Contra Aid Debate
In a 52 to 48 Senate vote, opponents call the outcome an alarm bell signaling a potential end to Contra aid, while supporters say it offers a chance to win public support for President Reagan's Central America policy. Democrats seek a moratorium on future aid and tracing past funds, with Republicans and a few Democrats crossing lines.
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Senate
Reagan
Central America
House
Bob Dole
R-Kan
Robert Byrd
D-W.va
Congress
Pothole Looms for 65 MPH Measure in Senate White House
The House approved a plan to let states raise interstate speed limits to 65 mph outside urban areas of 50 000 population and backed an 88.6 billion highway bill. The measure passed 217 to 206 and faces Senate resistance and possible White House veto.
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Washington
House
Senate
White House
Lawmakers Move On 65 mph Interstate Bill In Kansas
Kansas lawmakers moved to raise rural interstate speed limits to 65 mph if federal approval comes. The House Taxation Committee backed auto boosts for I 70 I 35 and I 135 and the Senate favored the measure. Officials warned a Reagan veto over highway spending and mass transit funding.
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Peka
Kan
Kansas
U.S. Senate
Reagan
House Taxation Committee
Kansas Turnpike
Bill Morris
Wichita
Kansas patrol chief backs 65 mph rural limit
TOPEKA Kan AP The Kansas Highway Patrol superintendent Col Bert Cantwell voiced cautious support for raising the rural interstate speed limit from 55 to 65 mph. He warned of potential more accidents and fatalities and cited a tight budget limiting patrol staffing to enforce the higher limit.
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Kan
Kansas Highway Patrol
Bert Cantwell
Kansas
Highway Patrol
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H. Joseph Rhodes
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James Hansen
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