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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1986

Page

8

Becker Feeling Neglected by Postponed PTSA Workshops

Bob Becker returned to Ottawa after a short trip to find the Ottawa High School PTSA postponed four workshops planned for parents tonight. Becker said the PTSA will likely sponsor the sessions next spring focusing on career counseling testing programs OHS policies and substance abuse awareness guiding parents and students.

Bob Becker Ottawa Parent- Teacher-Student Association Becker PTSA OHS

Ottawa Library Board plans to spend 48,000 on new materials

The Ottawa Library Board, facing a smaller 1987 budget than last year, plans to allocate 48,000 for new materials. Trustees reviewed a revised budget of about 247,400 with anticipated city appropriations around 189,127, while grants and facility needs, including an elevator, sparked debate about capital priorities. The board will consider a Library Services and Construction Act grant and will suspend fines in December in favor of food donations for the needy. Friends of the Library bought a new microcomputer system for 999, and parking lot proposals for Fifth and Hickory faced City Commission resistance.

Melissa Bauman Ottawa Library Board Tom Sachse Pete Smith Smith Sachse Barbara Dew Ottawa City Commission City Commission City Ron Reusch Franklin County ECEAN Peg Carr Friends of the FOL Zenith Friends Jean Park Mitzi Wallace Bruce Prentice Julia Trigg Judy Ransom Jack Wallace Fifth and Hickory

Medicare plan would expand coverage for catastrophic illness

Health Secretary Otis Bowen proposed a 1.77 billion expansion of Medicare to cover catastrophic illness for the elderly, funded by premiums totaling about 4.92 per month for 30 million beneficiaries. The plan would guarantee unlimited hospital and medical coverage while capping out of pocket costs at 2,000 annually, and encourage private insurance and tax breaks for long term nursing home care. It envisions federal, state, and private sector steps to reduce overall costs and protect the public, though faced with industry skepticism. Bowen emphasized a public private partnership, minimal consumer cost, and no impact on Medicare trust funds.

Washington Health and Human Services Otis R. Bowen Bowen Reagan

Reagan Defends Iran Arms Deal Amid Hostage Talks

President Reagan, defending the Iran arms shipments, says he did not break the law by keeping the program secret while denying hostage-for-arms trading. He cited a stalled Iceland talks outcome and noted three hostages freed in Beirut for timing with the shipments. He referenced unnamed Iranians urging hostages' release and suggested more could have been rescued if not for the leak that exposed the deals.

Iceland Reagan Congress Iran Lebanon Ter United States U.S White House Terry Anderson Thomas Sutherland

Bertha Jones rites set. long Osage County life noted

Funeral services for Bertha Marie Guinn Jones 74 of 822 Olive will be at Dengel and Son Mortuary with Rev William Weber officiating. Burial at Hope Cemetery. Jones born Oct 6 1912 at Quenemo married Marvin Jones Oct 11 1930 Ottawa. Survivors include son Robert Jones daughters Vista Hanson June McCoy. Memorials to Calvary Baptist Church.

Bertha M. Jones Bertha Marie (Guinn) Jones Olive Ransom Memorial Hospital Dengel and Son Mortuary William Weber Hope Cemetery Quenemo Marvin Jack”' Jones Ottawa Osage Franklin Ottawa University Bob's Hill House U.S. Army Made O' Day Company Calvary Baptist Church Robert H. Jones Lincoln Vista Marie Hanson June E. McCoy Ocean Bruce Chapel Gardner Fort Scott Carolyn Hammon Hammon Boot Co Hyers Boot Co Olathe Mable Hammon Wellsville Gregg Hammon Christine Hammon The Home Charles Hammon Concordia Robert Hammon Bertham. Jones Bertha M. (Guinn) Jones Olive St Kansas Marvin Jones Dengel & Son

Friday Night Savings and Local Event Listings

Creative Circle offers 25 percent off frames mats and fabric with a machine applique demonstration on Saturday November 22 at Clara's Fabrics Garnett. Eagle Lodge hosts a 6 to 1 pm hamburger night and a Friday 2 for 1 buffet at Hill House. TV Turkeys deal at Ottawa Peace locations requires 25 dollars extra purchase. OHS Variety Show Disney Spectacular November 21 22 at Municipal Auditorium with 3 and 2 dollar admissions. Bob Knight Princeton promotes Safemark tires and batteries for winter.

Clara Garnett OHS Municipal Auditorium

State official lists steps to redress tax windfall

Kansas Revenue Secretary Harley Duncan outlined options for handling federal tax reform windfall. He urged partial conformity in 12 areas to avoid confusion and reduce admin costs, while noting four possible paths: do nothing, adjust to recoup some revenue, or fully conform with federal changes, which would yield no new state revenue.

Topeka Kan Kansas Harley Duncan Duncan

Veterans service in Ottawa to aid veterans Dec 2 and 16

A Kansas Veterans' Commission representative will visit Ottawa at City Hall on December 2 and 16 at 1 p.m. to assist veterans and dependents with veteran service work. The Ottawa Ministerial Association held a prayer time after this week's meeting about the local economy and plant closures. OMA members plan additional prayer sessions in the next two weeks for their congregations.

Kansas Veterans’ Commission Ottawa Ottawa Ministerial Association OMA

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