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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1980

Page

9

Probe Jordan Shooting Controversy Sparks FBI Inquiry

Vernon Jordan, Urban League leader, is hospitalized in guarded condition after a Thursday shooting in Fort Wayne. Three youths shouted racial slurs before the attack. police say there was no time for them to be involved in the shooting, while FBI agents join local investigators amid questions of a possible conspiracy. Martha Coleman, Jordan's companion, was driving when the incident occurred.

Fort Wayne Ind Vernon Jordan Urban League FBI Dan Gibson Jordan Parkview Memorial Hospital Gibson Martha C. Coleman Marriott Inn

Phone Rate Hike Sought by Southwestern Bell

Southwestern Bell seeks a 65.3 million rate hike with the Kansas Corporation Commission, boosting residential bills about 3 dollars monthly and business bills about 8 dollars. John E. Hayes cites costs under recovery for basic local service while Pauli Knight notes Ottawa accounts would feel the impact if approved by Sept. 30. The plan adds 40 million to basic rates with the rest from coin phones and long distance.

Southwestern Bell Kansas Corporation Commission John E. Hayes Kansas Ottawa KCC Pauli Knight Lawrence and Ottawa Carter Bell

Cultural Holiday At City Park Spreads Arts and Skunk Run Sale

City Park hosts the Ottawa Community Arts Council arts and crafts exposition from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. and the Friends of the Library book sale from noon to 4 p.m. Local artists 28, 22 tables, four flatbed trucks with books, and 10 4-Hers perform a skunk dance. Proceeds fund arts council and library programs, with rain or shine planned.

Jay Bemis Ottawa Community Arts Council Friends of the Library Council Friends Deborah Barker Arts Council Franklin Douglas County John Carlin Kansas City Park Sampson Washington, D.C Country Gazette Municipal Auditorium Barker

Library Eyes Captive Audience In Ottawa Bond Drive

A petition drive to place a November ballot question on selling bonds up to 1.135 million for a 12 000 square foot library is launched at noon Sunday during the Friends of the Library Skunk Run Book Sale. The rival plan proposes 490 000 to renovate the current 77 year old library at Fifth and Main in City Park.

George B. Pyle Ottawa Friends of the Library Tim Sullivan Library Board City Commission Fifth and Main City Park Ben Park

Wal-Mart Plans Unveiled for Ottawa Site

Ottawa planning officials review preliminary plans for a Wal-Mart department store on Princeton Circle Drive with 55,000 square feet plus shops and a supermarket. Developers seek rezoning from C-S highway service to C-2 general commercial and anticipate about 90 workers and a $600,000 payroll. A public hearing precedes any zoning action, with no recommendation until July.

George B. Pyle Ottawa Wal-Mart Princeton Circle Drive Bill Knoth Dave Solganik Leo Eisenberg Company Kansas City Commission Wal- Mart Knoth Highway Service General Commercial Eisenberg Princeton Circle Planning Commission City Commission

Gasoline fee setback and debt ceiling clash in Congress

House leaders agreed to allow a vote next month on repealing President Carter’s 10 cent gasoline fee while tying it to a debt ceiling extension needed to keep government funds flowing. A June 10 rules committee hearing was set as Senators weigh attaching the fee repeal to the debt bill and to potential veto threats. Social Security checks are reportedly on track despite the impasse.

Washington House Carter Richard Bolling D-Mo House Rules Committee Bolling Senate Howard Baker R-Tenn Baker O'Neill Pentagon House Senate Thomas P. O'Neill Jr

Iran hostage debate delayed as new parliament convenes

The new Iranian Majlis postponed discussion of the hostage crisis until July 22 and must secure a government confidence vote before addressing the hostage issue. Britian’s sanctions limit contracts but permit waivers for ongoing or new deals with Iran, provided parties remain the same.

Associated Press United States Britain Yadolah Sahabi Majlis Tehran Radio Tir Department of Trade Iran

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