Annexation plan sparks votes in city zoning board
City planners backed annexation to let the council later decide on gas drilling near residences. Dottie Wellington led the motion with Alice Kaiser Clarence Koch and Bruce Spears voting yes, Keith Gaeddert abstaining over a claimed conflict. A separate 5-1 vote approved rezoning a Third and Walnut corner from R-2 to C-3 amid church objections over parking and a potential fast food outlet. The office parcel was bought by Bob Green and Sam Lyman. the house at 209 W. Third is owned by Glenn Lancaster. A new Planned Unit Development district was approved, altering open space rules to 1000 square feet per housing unit with recreational land requirements.
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Merle Paul
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Victor Lofgreen
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Sam Lyman
Glenn Lancaster
W. Third
PUD
Library Bond Vote Boost Would Have Funded New City Park Building
The city commission discussed a proposed referendum to issue up to 1 million in general obligation bonds for a new library, canceling it if not approved. Also approved a 877777 bid from B B Anderson Construction for two engine generators at the power plant, below A C Kirkwood & Associates estimate. An ordinance banning storage of inoperable vehicles on private property for over seven days was passed, and another ordinance authorized three duplicate industrial revenue bonds to replace bonds lost by a bond-holder.
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B. B. Anderson Construction
Topeka
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Kirkwood
Pope John Paul II Presses Peace and Unity in New York
The pope received six rounds of applause and an eight minute thirty second standing ovation at Madison Square Garden before returning to the microphone. He praised Jewish-Christian cooperation, said Shalom, and urged Americans to combat poverty prejudice and war while calling for responsible action and protection of human rights. Thousands of students filled venues including St Patrick's Cathedral as officers reported heightened security amid crowds seeking contact with the pontiff.
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Pope John Paul II in New York City visit
The pope greeted youths with gifts and songs at St. Patrick's Cathedral and then addressed 2,500 nuns and church workers on unity, love, and service. He urged sharing wealth with the poor, spoke at Yankee Stadium to 75,000 worshippers, and prepared for a Philadelphia stop on his U.S. itinerary.
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Notice of Hearings in Franklin County Estates
Legal notices announce hearings in the Franklin County Kansas district court. Administrators William Bowers and Alice Barron seek court approval, accounting, and distribution of estates for Frank W. Anderson and the Barron decedents. Defenses due by October 12, 1979, with hearings in Ottawa Kansas. Attorneys listed for petitioners.
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Alice Garron
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Park Place
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Jessie M. Hardy
Lucinda Whetstone
Jennie Pickrell
Jessie Maxey
Marian G. Whetstone
Elizabeth P. Whetstone
Vide Moe Whetstone
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Patrick Kelley
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Bertha Frack
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