Pros and Cons on Prom Page 1 book storage debate
Santa Fe resident Don Madison former Ottawa Library Board chair urged against a new facility saying Ottawans dismiss the need to expand as hogwash. He argued the library should store books and avoid a multi media center while the commission heard reports from Joe Elder. The panel also considered expanding the Municipal Auditorium Authority from five to seven members. The city sealed leases with the Recreation Commission for Forest Park pool and Ortis Cox Field, including a $3000 subsidy to keep pool fees low. A cereal malt beverage license for Juanita Dyer at 1225 S Main was approved, with Sherwin Snyder voting against citing state control over licenses.
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Don Madison
Santa Fe
N. M
Ottawa Library Board
Madison
Commission
Joe Elder
Herald
John Sheldon
Municipal Auditorium Authority
Sheldon
Ottawa Recreation Commission
Forest Park
Ortis Cox Field
ORC
Juanita Dyer
S. Main
Wic Reusch
Sherwin Snyder
Kansas
Snyder
Big Districts Get Lion's Share Of School Aid Bill
The final school finance compromise boosts major districts with Shawnee Mission receiving an extra 515,000 in state aid for 1979-80, Wichita 355,000, Topeka 137,000, and Kansas City Kansas 143,000. Property tax mill levies drop for these districts while statewide funding totals 363.5 million, funded 99.3 percent due to a $2 million underfunding.
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Topeka
Kan
John Carlin
State Department of Education
Shawnee Mission
Johnson County
Wichita
City
Kansas
Carlin
Kansas City
Houde
Pittsburg
Miller pushes tax write offs to spur business investment
Federal Reserve Chair G William Miller promotes faster depreciation to encourage capital spending. He says accelerating write offs for equipment, structures, and processing machinery could modernize facilities, raise production efficiency, and curb inflation. He urged congressional study now for a 1980 policy rollout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
G. William Miller
Miller
Carter
Seminars Loom For State Service Station Operators
Kansas Attorney General Robert Stephan and the federal Department of Energy plan educational seminars for service station operators on federal gasoline price limits. An initial station check found six of nine examined in violation, mostly due to out of date or missing posted maximum prices. A suit against violators will be filed as actions proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Robert Z. Woe
Federal Department of Energy
Kansas
Stephan
DOE
Carter Wins House Panel Vote to Lift Oil Price Controls
The House Commerce Committee blocked liberal efforts to block President Carter's plan to lift federal price controls on domestic crude oil. The vote was 21 to 21, allowing a June 1 start and a gradual phase to remove all controls by September 30, 1981.
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Washington
Carter
Congress
House Commerce Committee
Toby Moffett
D-Conn
Notice of hearings in two Franklin County Kansas estates
In the District Court of Franklin County Kansas petitions seek descent determination for Mary E Day and C Arthur Day real estate in Ottawa along with handling of personal property. Defenses due by May 18 1979 at 11:00 a.m. in Ottawa. Also executor Robert A Anderson seeks court approval of acts account and closing of estate with defenses due by May 18 1979 at 2:30 p.m. in Ottawa. Attorneys Anderson Byrd Richeson Ottawa Kansas 66047.
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District Court
Franklin County
Kansas
Mary E. Day
C. Arthur Day
K.S.A
Carole Jean Rich
Baldwin & Taylor
Ottawa
Offtawa
M. Marguerite Webster
State of Kansas
Robert A. Anderson
City of
Conservatorship Sale Sought For Kansas Woman Realty
State of Kansas notes petition in Franklin County Probate Court to sell Lots 31 and 33 in Block 17 University Addition No 2 Ottawa to raise funds for Margaret Weldner care and nursing home expenses. Joan Dennis as conservator files petition seeking order authorizing sale of jointly titled real estate. hearing set for 9:30 a.m. in May 1979.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Kansas
Franklin County
Kansas
Margaret Weldner
Knsas
Joan Dennis
Margaret Weidner
University Addition
City of
Ottawa
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Rees
Carolee Jean Rich
Petitioner
William
Bowers
Main Street
P.O
Robert A
Nations Yard
Sfamily
Downey Drive
Wellsville
South Elm
Sacred Heart Altar Society
Mona High
South Conoco
Pomona
Peoria Road
Cypress
Oak Haven Nursing Center
Richmond
Jims Hill House
Sunset Manor
Waverly
Allied Molding
North Center
Gardner
International Cosmetic Company
Bonnie McConnell
Baldwin City
Henry
Vassar Junction
Nia Iid Waren
Franklin, County
E.C.E
Ottawa Herald
Strotech, Inc
Kansas Avenue
Olathe
J.g.‘S
Big Boy
Ottawa University
E. Santa Fe
Parmelee Products
King St
C.E
GMAD
Leeds
General Motors Corp
Stadium Drive
Kansas City, MO
Equal Opportunity
General Services
Big Mike
Jack
Jack Rutter
Albright's
South Main
John Fritts
Bennie Stinson
Kenneth Dodds
Taylor Construction
Ralph Taylor
Tal Services
DIXON
Budge
Ace
Ee Dan Arnold
North King
TORO
Aureott
West 9Th
Hares Construction Company
Wade Mace
Moore Refrigeration
South
Malin
Budge‘s Ace Hardware
Otttawa
Pi Auctions
Jack Nelson
Overbrook
Tom Bach
A.K. Watts and Son
Keith Alan
John Shields
Linda Richardson
Printy and Son
Claude Myers Auction Service
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RFD
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Biks
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Baldwin
Cecil Beatty Auction Service
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Denny and Son
Sun
Budge's
Ace Hardware
Main
Williamson and Company
North Poplar
Rigid Form Inc
Richmond, Kansas
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Fungo
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Kenmore
Collier
Coleman
Weyerhauser
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Lodge
Territore
Artion
Consumer Protection Division
Attorney General's Office
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Theu the Anos
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E.C
Kenneth Llegerat
Rec
E.S
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Mary Graham
Personals
Alcoholics Anonymous
Suzanne Ainsworth
West Tith
Thomas H. Sachse
W. Second St. P
Atty
Condition Questic
Peoples National Bank & Trust
U.S. Treasury
Federal Ride
Bank Premi Bank
Bank
Prem Allother
Igre
United States
U.S
Mather Wapiilies
Pene
Ular
Biber
C. Winchester
Winchester
Ransom Bennett Jr
J. W. Dickerson
Thomas F. Porter
Equity Capital
Dairy Queen
Plattner
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