Inside Local County Delinquent Taxes Top $80,000
A county report lists delinquent taxes exceeding eighty thousand dollars. The item highlights unpaid assessments and collection efforts, noting outstanding balances across multiple parcels and taxpayers.
Family Crusade Against Cancer Begins Strong
A community cancer crusade kicks off with families rallying to support research and patient aid. Local organizers describe a multiweek effort featuring fundraisers, awareness events, and volunteer signups across the region to accelerate treatment access and early detection.
Our Own Hardware to fund culvert cost. Topeka votes school finance plan
Our Own Hardware Corporation will pay the full 7500 dollar drainage culvert cost at North and Davis Streets, abandoning a shared-cost request. In Topeka the Kansas House approved an 81 to 40 school finance plan, adding a third option alongside Senate and Gov Carlin proposals for distributing new state aid to districts.
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Our
Own Hardware Corporation
Ottawa
North
Davis Streets
Dean Wenger
Wenger
Topeka
Kan
Kansas House
Senate
John Carlin
Palm Sunday Service In Park in City Park
The Ottawa Ministerial Association holds a noon Palm Sunday service in City Park with eight pastors leading a short program and Dale Fox directing the singing as congregations caravan from area churches to the park.
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Ottawa Ministerial Association
Dale Fox
Mount St Helens erupts after 120 years of quiet
An eruptive plume four miles high sent gas and ash over Mount St. Helens with mudslides down the snowy slopes. Authorities evacuated all residents within a 15 mile radius of the volcano, about 40 miles northeast of Vancouver, Washington.
Prime Rate Up and Snowstorm Hit Kansas Towns
The prime lending rate jumped to a record high after Continental Illinois National Bank of Chicago surpassed Citibank’s earlier 19 percent mark. In Goodland Kansas a week’s second major snowstorm closed schools and roads as Ottawa Power Plant logged 45F low and 55F high with .26 inches rainfall. County forecast calls for possible showers tonight with low 30s to mid 30s and highs in the 40s, with southwest to west winds 10 to 20 mph and a 30 percent rain chance.
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New York
Continental Illinois National Bank of Chicago
Citibank
Goodland
Kan
Kansas
National Weather Service
Ottawa
OU Quintet Eyes Beauty Pageant at Miss Kansas U.S.A.
Five Ottawa University women are chosen to compete in the Kansas Miss U.S.A. pageant April 3-5 at Hilton Plaza Inn Kansas City Missouri with a trip to Los Angeles for the May 15 Miss U.S.A. pageant. Contestants Jeanie Burkdoll Annette Pyle Debbie Roy Robin Steen and Kristin Wortman will be judged on personality gowns swimsuits and overall presence.
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Jay Bemis
Ottawa University
Los Angeles
U.S.A
Bob Barker
CBS
Donna O'Dell
Brighton, Colo
Donna
Miss Kansas
Jeanie Burkdoll
Rantoul
Annette Pyle
Littleton
Colo
Debbie Roy
Leavenworth
Robin Steen
N. M
Kristin Wortman
Wichita
Colorado
New Mexico
Kansas
Myers
Franklin Countian
Women’s Liberation Movement
Kansas Primary Sees Sparse National Attention
Kansas holds its first presidential primary on April 1 under a sunset law that may end the primary after 1980s. National media largely ignore the contest, while state officials urge equal time and note 1 million cost. Candidates campaign briefly, with Carter Kennedy Reagan Bush Anderson appearing in varying measures. Kansas eyeing municipal elections and fiscal considerations as it debates the future of its primary system.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Puerto Rico
Wisconsin
John Carlin
Carter
Ted Kennedy
Ronald Reagan
George Bush
John Anderson
Iowa
Kennedy
Reagan
Kansas voters face first presidential primary and tax vote
Franklin County voters decide the first presidential preference primary while also voting on a charter measure to exempt the sheriff budget from the property tax lid. Ballots list a choice on the aggregate tax levy and designate party ballots for Democrats and Republicans. Thirty precincts and rural polling places will open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday.
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Kansas
Franklin County
County Commission
Franklin County Taxpayers Association
North Baptist Church
Trinity United Methodist Church
Courthouse
Hawthrone School
Garfield School
City Hall
Eugene Field School
Brethren Church
National Guard Armory
Appanoose
Appanoose Grade School
Centropolis
Richter Church
Cutler Township
Rantoul Presbyterian Fellowship
Franklin Township
Methodist Church
Wellsville
Greenwood Township
Greenwood
Harrison Township
Latimer
Hayes Township
Homewood Township
Lincoln Township
Ohio Township
Princeton
Ottawa Township
Peoria Township
New Hope
Pomona
Potta
City weighs joining Kansas Municipal Power Agency
Ottawa city commissioners consider joining the Kansas Municipal Power Agency to secure hydro power for 1985. City Manager Mills notes three major utilities have offered to sell power and that the agency could coordinate transmission and trading among members. Ottawa’s share of start up costs is about $33,000. decision rests with the commission.
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Ottawa
Kansas Municipal Power Agency
Robert Mills
Mills
Kansas
Kansas Power and Light
Kansas City Power and Light
Kansas Gas and Electric
Southwest Power Administration
Oklahoma
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