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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1987
Page
1
In Topeka the new 65 mph limit will apply on Interstate 70 1-35 and 1-135 except urban cores, with a 55-mile stretch of the Kansas Turnpike exempt. A grace period allows speeds up to 70 mph. The measure takes effect upon publication in the Kansas Register May 14.
Kansas teacher pre certification tests results reported by Ottawa Herald reporter Jay Bemis after a two part series. PK score met the required level. Reading writing math scores all passed with HI ratings and AVs in math and writing. Essay judged as Middle-Level. Continued on page 17.
Two hospital management firms, The Hospital Corporation of America and Health Management Professionals, pitched to Ransom Memorial Hospital trustees and staff Tuesday as the board searches for a new administrator to replace Dewey Smith. A Friday review with the search committee will precede a special Tuesday vote on hiring a firm or an independent administrator.
The Ottawa City Commission held multiple executive sessions totaling about 75 minutes during a routine meeting. They awarded a sewer project bid to Carey Mechanical over Advanced Concrete Inc after a bid irregularity. The mayor appointed Dan Fogle to the Kansas Municipal Energy Agency board, replacing himself, with no explanation.
Ottawa City Commission eyed by Chamber chief Robert Whitworth for $50,000 of an $80,000 economic development plan for 1988. He seeks city and Franklin County pledges for multiple years, with county share around $15,000 of this year’s $57,000 program. A joint city county session was proposed to secure backing and accountability.
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