City Commission actions move with zone changes and road work
The Ottawa City Commission advanced two zoning measures ED and enterprise zone to lure business, approved a $75,086 overlay bid from Killough Inc. for K-68, and accepted a $2,352 change order on South Main. They also okayed a right of way clearance on 23rd Street, named The Ottawa Herald as official paper, and noted arts council event use of City Park June 6-7.
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Killough Inc
Ottawa
Oak Street
Venture Corporation
Great Bend
South Main
Dresher
14Th Street
Kansas Department of Transportation
23Rd Street
The
Ottawa Herald
Ottawa Community Arts Council
Franklin County Historical Society
Friends of the Ottawa Library
Economic development plan debates budget and funds
Whitworth says OFCED receipts from 50 dollar yearly members are about 3500 with two land parcels that could be sold to raise 15000. The proposed 1988 budget includes salaries 30000 advertising 16000 travel 6000 and other items. Commissioners discuss diverting sales tax funds for development and public hearings, fearing betrayal of voters.
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OFCED
Whitworth
Chamber
Fogle
Park
Marvin Calliham
Hart campaigns on truth amid Crescent City rally
Gary Hart spoke at a fund raiser promising to persevere through "hard days" as the 1988 presidential race continues to focus on his character. He dismissed Herald allegations about Donna Rice, criticized the story as inaccurate, and defended his family while preparing for New Hampshire travel. The Herald reporters disputed the claim and pressed Hart’s truthfulness.
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Herald
Hart
Gramm-Rudman
New Hampshire
Denver
Donna Rice
Miami
George Bruno
Manchester
N.H
Democratic Party
Rice
Secord Details Iran Contra Role With Casey and North
Retired Maj. Gen. Richard V. Secord testifies at joint House Senate hearings on Iran Contra, naming CIA chief William Casey and Oliver North. He describes a private Contra resupply operation, arms sales to Iran, and flows of funds including payments to DEA agents aiding hostages. He cites about 3.5 million dollars from Iran sales directed to Contras and 2 million from private contributions, with funds dispersed through bank accounts and Swiss holdings.
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Washington
Air Force
Reagan Administration
CIA
William Casey
U.S
Richard V. Secord
House
Senate
National Security Council
Oliver North
Albert Hakim
Secord
Congress
Iran
Lebanon
John Nields
National Security
Robert McFarlane
Nields
Senate Intelligence Committee
Hart defends marriage as scrutiny swirls around affair talk
Gary Hart spoke to publishers amid questions about a Miami Herald report claiming an extramarital liaison with a 29 year old model. Hart acknowledged past separations with wife Lee, defended his conduct, and faulted his judgment while urging focus on policy.
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Sides
Hart
Colorado
New York
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Lee
Miami
Donna Rice
Ept
The
Miami Herald
Richard G. Capen
Herald
Gary Hart
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Heathman
East Central Vocational Cooperative Police-Fire
Vocational Industrial Clubs of America
Commodore Homes
H.D. Lee
Dan Fogle
Sug
Gested
Ben Park
Lyle Dresher
William Broadhurst
Broadhurst
Tom Fiedler
Forcement Administration
Hakim
Paul Hays
W. Tecumseh
F Farm Bureau Insurance
Hallmark Inn
Kansas
Taro
Noor
eMother
Rus
Enti
Wal-Mart
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