Rockets Catch Celtics With Guard Down
Rockets score upset over Celtics as guards falter in a tense game. National Grudge and related note survive a gunfight in a separate item.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1981
Page
10
Rockets score upset over Celtics as guards falter in a tense game. National Grudge and related note survive a gunfight in a separate item.
Negotiations between Ottawa U.S.D. 29 and the Ottawa Education Association stalled over a proposed policy for academic and personal freedoms. The board favors a broader committee study and later policy, while teachers want the policy written into contracts next year. A tentative plan for an interim committee to study scope and guidelines was discussed, but no agreement reached. Personal leave for teachers also surfaced, with calls to reduce from two to one day. debate ended without resolution.
Ottawa Board of Education will convene in regular session Monday at 7 30 p m at the U S C 290 office 420 S Main. Agenda covers Ottawa High School repairs findings about foundation issues due to lack of expansion joints cost savings, resignations and contracts, OHS parent advisory council and East Central Vocational Cooperative Board appointments, superintendent appraisal procedures, and an executive session on contract negotiations with teachers and personnel matters.
Washington reports a 9.9 percent annual wholesale inflation in April, with energy costs easing and food prices flat. The jobless rate stays at 7.3 percent. April wholesale prices rise 0.8 percent after March 1.3 percent. Energy up 1.6 percent in April. food unchanged from March.
President Reagan claims a resounding victory as the House endorses a 1982 budget blueprint of 688.8 billion dollars with deep spending and tax cuts. Gramm and Latta led the plan, while Democrats split, boosting momentum for possible tax concessions and setting up a Senate battle.
Gov. John Carlin signed a bill expanding public retirement benefits for July retirees and early retirement incentives, while vetoing a post audit reform bill deemed to create a double standard between branches. The retirement plan shifts windfall funds from contributions to enhanced benefits, reducing future costs for school and government employees.
National Weather Service station at the Ottawa Water Plant logged a low of 43 degrees and a high of 67 as of Thursday morning. Rainfall reached .24 inches by 7 am. Showers and thunderstorms are possible early tonight with lows in the 40s. Saturday will be partly cloudy and cooler with highs near 60. Northwest winds 10 to 20 mph tonight. Rain chances around 30 percent tonight.
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