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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1983

Page

11

Ottawa election scene shapes up with slate and sewer issues

Local Ottawa Airport project stalls extend as Page 3 profiles Ottawa School Board candidates and a large city council slate looms amid a critical sewer issue. Page 7 highlights a day testing the mettle of a dyed-in the-wool ambulance chaser. Page 8.

Ottawa Ottawa School Board

Ottawa Relays Weekend Edition Preview

Another edition of the Ottawa Relays is on tap this weekend with competition expected to attract local track clubs and athletes. The note also mentions ongoing issues at the Legislature, including alcohol and horse racing topics, summarized across pages 4 and 8.

Ottawa Relays

GOP Leaders Set Counterproposal To Carlin Plan

Kansas Republicans announce a counterproposal at a statehouse news conference next Monday evening after criticizing Governor Carlin’s tax and spend package. They say cut the budget first and tax increases only as a last resort while acknowledging a modest tax rise may be needed to cover revenue shortfall.

Topeka Kan John Carlin Statehouse GOP Carlin Hayden House Senate

Wreck Victim Mary Pope in Serious Condition

A 32-year-old Olathe woman, Mary L. Pope, remained in serious condition at Shawnee Mission Medical Center after a 11:45 a.m. accident on I-35 near Homewood. Her 1970 Volkswagen left the road, rolled end over end, and she was likely thrown from the car. She sustained a broken pelvis and clavicle, head injuries, and possible internal injuries and was airlifted to the hospital. Bartlesville resident Paul McMurtrie aided at the scene. he is a 23-year member of the Boy Scouts.

Olathe Mary L. Pope Shawnee Mission Medical Center Sheriff's Office Pope Homewood SM Hospital Life Flight Paul McMurtrie Bartlesville Okla McMurtrie Boy Scouts

Kansan Senators Push Gas Price Controls Plan

Kansas lawmakers and allies urged keeping price controls on older natural gas while supporting limits on take-or-pay contracts at a public hearing in Kansas City. They argue removal of price controls won’t boost supply but will enrich big oil, citing Hugoton field cheaper gas versus Wyoming gas.

Kansas City, Kan Midwest Reagan Nancy Kassebaum R-Kan Hugoton Wyoming Kansas Dan Glickman Dkan Kassebaum Joan Danforth Thomas Eagleton Missouri Robert Dole Danforth R-Mo William Lalonde Gas Service Co Kansas City Kansas Power and Light Co Topeka LaLonde John G. McMillian Northwest Central Pipeline Corp Moore County Public Works Department

No More Courthouse Relief Ends Public Restroom Access

Franklin County commissioners vote to end the long standing practice of keeping the courthouse basement restrooms unlocked for public use, effective April 1, following vandalism. The measure, contingent on opposition, drew limited comment.

Farm Bureau Opposes Tax Change On Used Farm Gear

Kansas Farm Bureau President John Junior Armstrong says the state’s largest farm group opposes Gov. Carlin’s plan to repeal the sales tax exemption on used farm machinery parts and services as part of a revenue package. He argues the move unfairly singles out agriculture while aircraft exemptions remain large. The plan aims to raise 191.1 million dollars in 1983 84, with 12 million from ending the exemption. Farmers and implement dealers say they bear the burden without similar sacrifice from other industries.

Manhattan Kan Kansas Farm Bureau John Carlin Farm Bureau John Junior Armstrong KFB Carlin Armstrong Kansas Atchison County

Local School Talks Tabled at Ottawa Education Talks

Progress in contract negotiations between the Ottawa Board of Education and U.S.C. 290 teachers continued at a trickle Wednesday night. Two hours produced no tentative agreements as leave policies dominated the discussion. Both sides tabled proposals, pending further study, with a fifth round set for 7 p.m. on April 20 in the Ottawa Middle School teachers’ lounge.

Ottawa Board of Education U.S.C Ottawa Education Association State National Teacher Association Ottawa Middle School

Weather outlook for Ottawa area with mixed clouds

The National Weather Service station at the Ottawa Water Plant logged a low of 40 degrees and a high of 83 with no rain. The county forecast calls for cloudy conditions tonight with lows in the 40s, and a mostly cloudy Friday with a chance of showers and highs in the 50s.

National Weather Service Ottawa

Murder Suspects Tie to FLA Pilgrimage in Kansas

The report details Gordon Kahl and Scott Faul, charged in the Medina marshal shootings, meeting last summer in Kansas with FLA spokesman Keith Shive. FLA links big business and government to farm losses, advocates abolishing the Federal Reserve and limiting imports.

Bismarck N.D U.S Medina Gordon Kahl Scott Faul Kansas Farmers Liberation Army FLA Kahl Heaton Faul Harvey Keith Shive Halstead Kan

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