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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1981

Page

6

Ottawa Junior High to become Ottawa Middle School

The article notes Ottawa Junior High will forever honor students before its transition to Ottawa Middle School. Reports mention OHS girls starting strong at the state track meet in Wichita, with coverage on page 10 and a separate note about a mass inmate riot at Southern Michigan Prison in Jackson, Michigan, with fires following a guard dispute.

Ottawa Junior High School Ottawa Middle School OHS Wichita Southern Michigan Jackson, Mich

Veto Challenge Filed In Court

A Kansas Supreme Court suit seeks to strike Gov. John Carlin's veto of a budget provision viewed as an improper line item use of power. The case tests whether a governor may veto parts of an appropriations bill and how it affects legislative and executive authority in Kansas.

Topeka, Kan Kansas Supreme Court John Carlin Supreme Court Kansas Bill Hoch Carlin Robert Stephan High Court Ron Keefover Hoch Stephan

Railroads seek federal escrow in 1980 property taxes suit

U S District Judge Richard Rogers to hear June 12 motions by Kansas railroads to place part of the 1980 second half property taxes into a federal escrow until a ruling halting excessive taxation is made. Railroads contend assessment at 30 percent of market value vs 11 to 13 percent for others. If upheld, statewide taxes could fall by millions though railroads say average impact under one percent of county collections. Defendants include the Kansas Department of Revenue and all 105 counties. In Franklin County, Santa Fe and Missouri Pacific owe 290 000 in 1980 taxes. first half payments are tied up. Railroads also seek refund of about 151 000 from 1979 Franklin County taxes.

Topeka Kan U.S Richard Rogers Kansas Kansas Department of Revenue Franklin County Santa Fe Missouri Pacific

Frost Spares 70 Percent Most Wheat Survives

Kansas State University officials report 70 percent of the 1981 wheat crop escaped intact after a mid May freeze. About 2 million acres likely unharvested, 1.1 million acres severely damaged, and 3.1 million acres damaged but potentially harvestable. Production could fall below last year’s 420 million bushels but may exceed 300 million with favorable weather.

Manhattan Kan Kansas State University Kansas Wilber Ringler Ringler

Teamsters Chief Williams indicted in bribery case

Federal grand jury in Chicago charged Roy Williams Teamsters president and three associates with conspiring to bribe Senator Howard Cannon to influence trucking deregulation legislation. The 11 count indictment includes conspiracy bribery and wire fraud with penalties up to five years and fines. Williams, 66, who became interim president after Frank Fitzsimmons' death, vows to fight deregulation and asserts his innocence as union delegates prepare to vote on a full five year term in Las Vegas.

Washington Teamsters Roy Lee Williams Howard W. Cannon Williams Cannon D-Ney Chicago Justice Department Dave Beck James R. Hoffa Joseph Lombardo Joey the Clown Chicago Crime Commission Ray Schoessling Roy Willams Las Vegas Hoffa Frank E. Fitzsimmons Grand Jury Allen M. Dorfman Teamsters Central States Pension Fund Thomas F. O'Malley Pension Fund Andrew G. Massa Lombardo Senate Teamsters Union New U.S America Free World United States Senate Commerce Committee Edward M Kennedy Judiciary Committee Wonderworld Teamsters Pension Fund Labor Department Kansas City Central Conference Fitzsimmons

Funnel Cloud Sighted Northeast of Ottawa Friday Night

A funnel cloud was seen northeast of Ottawa Friday night with minimal damage reported in Franklin County. A downed tree caused a power line outage four miles northeast of Ottawa, while storms brought heavy rain and hail to Osage County. Bess Truman, 96, remained hospitalized with nutrition issues, receiving chest tube adjustments to aid absorption.

Ottawa Department of Public Safety Franklin County Sheriff's Department Here Osage County Lawrence Kansas City, Mo Bess Truman

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