Senate approves 2.5 percent pay hike for Kansas lawmakers and state workers
The Kansas Senate backed a bill to raise legislator and state employee pay by 2.5 percent, costing about $32 million for the next budget year. Unclassified workers would get merit-based raises, while classified staff receive step increases and longevity bonuses. The measure sets daily legislator pay at 61.50 and 73 for expenses, with $600 monthly when out of session.
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Topeka
Kan
House
Senate
Kansas Association of Public Employees
Charles Dodson
Civil Service
Weather forecast summary for Kansas and tonight
Clear tonight with a mid-40s low and light north wind. Extended outlook through Friday shows dry conditions with Wednesday highs in the 70s and Thursday and Friday reaching the 70s to 80s, with lows in the 50s. Precipitation data incomplete. temperatures and barometer listed with no full values.
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Kansas
US firm hired to track Russian privatization cash
Washington AP reports Russia hired an American firm to trace vast sums of cash and commodities moved out of the country into secret accounts and investments worldwide. Estimates reach 100 billion dollars. Jules Kroll said assets include apartment buildings, hotels, ships, and collections.
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Washington
Russia
United States
Aparment
Jules Kroll
New York
Boris Yeltsin
Eudoran Wins Open Derby At Franklin County Fairgrounds
Eudora man Alan Miller won the first local demolition derby of the season at the Franklin County Fairgrounds taking $500. Runner ups were Trent Beebe Appleton Mo second Doug Miller Lawrence third Chuck Wilson Rayville Mo fourth and Roy Meredith Mon trose Mo fifth among 46 cars. Organizers plan a two day event with a $7500 purse, the biggest derby yet in Kansas, replacing past concert-focused events. Billy Clancey Ottawa placed ninth in the IMCA Modified race at Linn County Speedway opening in Pleasanton.
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Franklin County Fairgrounds
Eudora
Alan Miller
Trent Beebe
Appleton
Doug Miller
Lawrence
Chuck Wilson
Rayville
Roy Meredith
Montrose
David Scherer
Dewey Cook Sr
Kansas
Billy Clancey
Ottawa
Pleasanton
Pet shots and dog registrations at Rantoul City Hall
Residents can vaccinate their pets and register dogs Thursday from 4 to 6 p.m. at City Hall. Ottawa Veterinary Hospital and J. C. and E. J. Smith provide vaccines at 2.50 per pet. Dog registrations cost 2.00 for males and 2.50 for females.
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Rantoul
City Hall
Phyllis Johnson
Ottawa Veterinary Hospital
J.C
E.J. Smith
Fashion Alley Clearance Extends Up To 70 Percent Off
Sutton's Jewelry promotes five styles of Beautiful Quartz Pocket Watches with a contact number 242-3723. Fashion Alley continues a clearance sale offering discounts up to 70 percent on selected items.
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Sutton
County discusses rock donation for road work in Franklin County
Franklin County commissioners met with Dan Fogle of Fogle Quarry to plan a rock donation for Montana Road from 15th Street to beyond the I 35 overpass. The rock will create a 12 inch overlay, with the county doubling the asphalt seal. The panel also heard a zoning change proposal for four acres south of US 50 and east of I 35, shifting from agricultural to industrial use for a potential rock processing plant, prompting a meeting with planners and Ottawa officials to address concerns about the site’s impact and first impressions on visitors.
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Franklin County
Dan Fogle
Fogle Quarry
E. 23Rd
Fogle
Montana Road
15Th Street
Commission
Charles Mavity
Pete Nicholson
County Planning Commis
Ted Fogle
S. Princeton
Fogle Brothers
Nicholson
Ottawa
Jim Shaw
Ottawa shooters hit marks at local match competition
Herrman won the stand and fight course with 88.48 points, edging Jeff Hartzler of Lenexa and Thompson. In the civilian division Klocek led back-to-basics, Dennis Trumble of Overland Park topped move it or lose it, while McEldowney also won stand and fight. Trumble took second in stand and fight, and door prizes went to three contestants. Ottawa Fire Department Auxiliary sold concessions. proceeds benefited the auxiliary and Special Olympics.
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Brian Hillman
Overland Park
McAdoo
McEldowney
Trumble
Bill Miller
Michael Fitch
Emporia
Steve Butell
Baldwin City
Ottawa Fire Department
Stock Market Rebounds as Unrest Eases in Los Angeles
New York stocks rise broadly with the Dow up 35.11 to 3371.20 at noon as concerns over civil unrest ease. IBM climbs 2 percent to 93, Amgen, Chiron, and Synergen also gain on optimism and Barron’s weekend feature.
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New York
Los Angeles
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
IBM
Barron’s
Amgen
Chiron
Synergen
Ottawa Herald circulation rates notice 1992
Subscription rates for daily Ottawa Herald volumes issued March 1992 and beyond, with prices for Ottawa carrier delivery, rural town carrier, motor route, Franklin County mail, adjacent counties, and out of state mail. Rates shown are monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual, all in advance.
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S. Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Jim R. Hitch
Franklin County
State of Kansas
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