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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1981

Page

5

. Legislature wrestles over school funding plan overtime

. In Topeka the legislature pressed a plan to shift funds and modify the school aid formula to gain 15.3 million in property tax relief while preserving a balanced budget. Senate GOP resistance centers on preserving general fund balance and not diverting special education funds. House Republicans backed the plan as leaders sought enough votes to pass.

Associaleg Tess Topeka Senate Hayden Sen Paul Hess Wichita Ways and Means Committee House Mike Hayden Atwood Ways and Means Conference Committee Hess

Celtics Erase Final Deficit To Overhaul Stunned 7oers

Celtics erase a late deficit to beat the 7oers in a surprising turnaround. The item notes page references include second-hand clothing stores thriving in current commerce, with brief mentions on unrelated pages.

Celtics

Local Cable TV To Have New Owner By George B. Pyle

Ottawa Cable TV Inc. will be sold from Acton Corp to Community Tele-Communications Inc. TCI plans no short term service changes but may add channels. The sale includes Garnett Iola Humboldt Yates Center Madison and Eureka systems with Acton and TCI expanding midwest presence.

George B. Pyle Ottawa Cable TV Inc Kansas Bob Brooksher Acton Corporation Community Tele-Communications Inc TCI Brooksher Acton Garnett Iola Humbolt Yates Center Madison Eureka Ma Bell Englewood Colo Topeka Wichita Mass Midwest

Honeymoon Over In School Talks

In four bargaining sessions between U.S.C. 290 and the Ottawa Education Association tensions rise over two big issues personal leave and binding arbitration by federal mediators. The Ottawa Board hints at returning to a 180 day calendar next year while considering eliminating teacher aides to raise regular salaries.

Jay Bemis U.S.C. 290 Ottawa Education Association Bob Dylan Ottawa Board of Education OEA Ken Woods Jack Patty Patty Board of Education Teachers’ Organization American Arbitration Association Chuck Tilman Ottawa DEA Tilman

Rain Moves Across State

AP reports a stalled front brought up to five inches of rain in central Kansas with thundershowers in eastern Kansas. Pfeifer saw the heaviest rainfall, while Ottawa logged a 48 74 temperature range Friday. Weekend lows ranged from 40 to 55 with highs from 74 to 81. County forecast calls for cloudy skies, scattered showers, and cooler, northerly winds with a 40 percent chance of rain tonight.

Topeka Kan Kansas National Weather Service The Weather Service Pfeifer Great Bend Ottawa Water Plant

City Seeks Public Airing on Seven Special Assessments

Ottawa City Commission schedules hearings on seven street improvement assessments totaling 575,286 dollars. Landowners face their share before bond financing. Projects include Poplar, Dundee, Maple, Elm, 9 Elm, Cypress, and Hemlock. Hearings set for Wednesday at City Hall.

Ottawa City Commission City Hall Pourth and Walnut

ECVC Board Sets Tonight Meeting and May Events

The East Central Vocational Cooperative board meets at 8 in the north co op building at 11th and Olive to discuss the 1981 82 budget and report on the graphic arts instructor search. Open house for carpentry project is Sunday May 17 from 1 to 5 pm, plus a co op awards ceremony at 11 am Friday and advisory council breakfast with State Sen. Jim Allen May 27.

East Central Vocational Cooperative North Co-Op 11Th and Olive Streets Jim Allen R Otawa

Leftists rally 25,000 in Washington against Reagan policies

Tens of thousands gather near the Lincoln Memorial and Pentagon in a peaceful, orderly demonstration against U S involvement in El Salvador and domestic cuts. Organizers cite a broad coalition from labor religion and civil rights groups. Bella Abzug denounces the administration and Pentagon.

Washington el Salvador Lincoln Memorial State Department Pentagon Park Service Police Federal Protective Service Larry Holmes TKO Bill Masters People’s Pam Bella Abzug D-N.y White House Vietnam Reagan Congress Masters

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Legislature Ottawa University Bill Boucek Dan Gunkel Heart of America Baldwin Dave Kaup Tim Horsley Braves Poplar Fifteenth Dundee Hickory Mulberry Cypress Hemlock Blackhawk Wilson U.S
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