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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1985
Page
1
A county officials related civil action, worth millions, is dismissed. The suit targeted county offices and alleged misconduct. The decision removes the case from court, ending the legal challenge against the officials.
In Topeka, Senate and House leaders on a six member conference committee met Friday to bridge differences on open saloon bolds and anti consumption bills. No agreement reached. The main dispute centers on a House provision linking liquor by the drink to 30 percent food sales in bars. Senate leader Bud Burke criticized the measure as hypocritical and ineffective.
President Reagan and Senate Republicans agreed to form a working group to seek a budget compromise aimed at shrinking the federal deficit. Reagan opposed any Social Security benefit freeze but signaled openness to military-spending proposals if they do not threaten national security. White House spokesman Larry Speakes said group size and membership were not yet set.
Farmers face a changing role from labor intensive to capital driven. Lenders warn foreclosures are a last resort while urging proactive marketing, risk sharing, and cooperative strategies. Experts urge careful expense planning, crop insurance, and innovative lending options to reduce debt and stabilize income.
Mostly cloudy today with a 30 percent chance of rain and highs in the mid to upper 40s. Clearing and cool tonight with a low in the mid to upper 20s. Mostly sunny on Sunday with a high in the mid to upper 50s.
Herbert Epp of Nickerson sues Hutchinson dentist Jeffrey Rayl for the return of upper and lower dentures after a dental assistant kept them. Rayl says Epp owes 865 dollars. Epp seeks damages. his only income is Social Security and his wife recently lost her job.
A backhoe cut a 100-pair SW Bell line near the sheriff's headquarters causing a 45 minute outage Friday afternoon. Crews from Markowitz Builders and SW Bell restored service within 30 minutes. calls were rerouted to the Department of Public Safety. Dispatcher Alexis Chambers described lost emergency lines and the impact on a death notice call to Lake Pomona, with repair completed by 3 PM.
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