Commission confronts ethics and pornography debate in Ottawa
Ottawa city commissioners, in a study session, weighed ethics codes for local officials amid talk of state plans. Bruce Beatty urged controls on pornography with a behind the counter proposal and a boycott tactic, but a majority opposed an ordinance now.
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School board eyes computer strategy in Ottawa district
Ottawa school board president Jack Maxwell urged adoption of goals for district use of technology before year end. The board debated curriculum integration and vendor evaluation while planning a curriculum committee. Also, Maxine Wilhite retired after 27 years, and administrators’ contracts were extended as Ottawa Middle School gains a full time assistant principal and Jaime Cuevas becomes high school athletic director.
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Ottawa
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Harold Wallace
Wallace
Duncan
Jaime Cuevas
OMS
Hanson benefit game at Ottawa High School gym
Ottawa High School student council donates all concession proceeds from tonight’s 7:30 PM basketball game to Bruce Hanson and his family. Hanson, a Department of Public Safety officer wounded in a February bank robbery incident, is expected to attend. Admission is 1 dollar, seniors vs faculty and DPS personnel.
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Hanson
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First National Bank
Marijuana charges against five officers are dropped
Osage County Attorney Cheryl Stewart dismissed charges of possession of marijuana against five law enforcement officers after the Kansas Court of Appeals ruled that two officer statements could be incriminating. The officers faced a 1987 incident at Pomona Reservoir, but Stewart said the case would not justify taxpayer expense.
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Lyndon
Osage County
Cheryl Stewart
Stewart
Kansas Court of Appeals
Pomona Reservoir
James M. Hough
Lawrence
Ryan P. Smith
Jerald L. Sche
Cter
Jeffrey W. Crocker
Osage City
David C. Linton
Hough
University of Kansas Police Department
Smith
Schecher
Pomona State Park
Crocker
Linton
OU concert features concert and handbell choirs Sunday
Ottawa University Concert Choir and Handbell Choir, fresh from an East Coast tour, perform Sunday at 3 p.m. in OU Chapel Auditorium as part of University Program Series. The program blends classical masters, early American works, gospel and contemporary pieces, with local members from Ottawa and nearby towns among the performers.
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Ottawa University
Ottawans
Chapel
BEST PRIME RIB IN TOWN AT COUNTRY KITCHEN
Community events and ads list dinners and specials. Country Kitchen offers best prime rib Friday and Saturday 5 to 9 pm. First United Methodist hosts chicken pie meals with lunch and dinner options and charity testings. CINDY WILSON-DARNELL still at Guys & Dolls. CTS presents Forty Second Street on March 30 31 at Municipal Auditorium. nail and hair appointments available. tax services advertised. many Ottawa merchants stay open late. dance event and reconditioned sewing machines promoted.
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Hickory
Cindy Wilson
Darnell
Guys & Dolls
C.H.S
Forty Second Street
Municipal Auditorium
Kansas Supreme Court Revises Child Support Guidelines
The Kansas Supreme Court on Monday issued amendments to statewide child support guidelines taking effect April 1. The changes cut schedules by about 50 percent and standardize payments in divorce cases for noncustodial parents, primarily fathers, across districts. Judges now have eight adjustment factors for deviations and a list of 10 change-in-circumstance triggers, including a 10 percent income shift, a child’s 7th and 16th birthdays, and emancipation. The reforms aim to clarify support amounts and when adjustments apply.
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Topeka
State Supreme Court
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates 1989 Update
Ottawa Herald lists new July 1 1989 rates for Ottawa surrounding areas by carrier and motor route as well as Franklin County and adjacent counties by mail. Prices range from 5.01 for one month to 69.67 for one year with variations by delivery method and region.
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Ottawa
Franklin County
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