Ottawa teachers and board near in salary talks
Ottawa teachers and the school board remain only 1 percent apart after exchanging salary proposals the first time. Teachers seek a 5 percent overall increase while the board offers 4 percent with talks focusing on two additional contract days and a 1.1 percent rise for those days.
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Diane Yeamans
Herald
Ottawa
In lieu taxes dispute pits city and county officials in Ottawa
Franklin County Attorney Larry Wright reported to commissioners that the county lacks records showing several local companies paid required in lieu of tax sums under tax exemption deals with Ottawa. Up to about $334,000 may be owed dating back to 1989, with Ottawa Truck Corporation highlighted and other firms including Parmelee Industries MacFasteners National Sign and Designer Products listed for back in lieu payments.
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Bill
Tellier Herald
Franklin County
Larry Wright
Ottawa
Wright
Ottawa City Commission
Ottawa Truck Corporation
Ottawa Truck
Opera
Dave Warren
Warren
Kansas
Parmelee Industries
MacFasteners
National Sign
Wagnon enters 1994 gubernatorial race in Kansas
State Rep. Joan Wagnon officially joins the Democratic primary for governor in 1994, declaring her campaign final after beginning in December to challenge Gov. Joan Finney. Wagnon, 11-year central Topeka representative and former Taxation Committee chair, has been raising funds since February as Finney faces multiple potential opponents.
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Topeka
Kan
Joan Wagnon
Maxey Irwin
House Taxation Committee
Finney
Marvin Barkis
Louisburg
Clinton deficits fund attacked as gimmick by GOP leaders
In Washington Republicans derided President Clinton’s deficit reduction fund proposal as a gimmick to dress up higher taxes. Senate Minority Leader Bob Dole called it a political ploy while Clinton defended diverting new tax revenue and spending cuts into a trust fund intended to show money aimed at shrinking the deficit.
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Washington
Clinton
Senate
Bob Dole
New York
Congress
Charles Schumer
D-N.y
White House
Floods entertain Kansans in flood-prone Kansas towns
In Wichita and Emporia, residents marvel at rising creeks and the Cottonwood River that turned Kansas 99 into a boat ramp. Officials noted road closures and evacuations as floods drew onlookers who compare the spectacle to cheap entertainment while workers restrict access to flooded areas.
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Wichita
Kan
Kansas
George Osborne
Lawrence
Emporia
Christy Ramirez
Kansas 99
Cottonwood
Patrick Daye
Kansas Departent of Transportation
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