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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1966
Page
6
Legal notice announces submission of a proposed amendment to Article 6 of the Kansas Constitution at the November 1964 general election. The measure restructures state education governance, creating the state boards of education and regents, defines their powers, districts, and appointment rules, and sets local school supervision under state oversight.
Public document fragment presents proposed constitutional amendment text on higher education finance and saving clause, with dates and official certification, followed by probate notice for Clarence E Gault estate appointing Mattie R Gault as executor and inviting creditors to file claims.
Robert N Bundy named ancillary administrator cta of the will of Ruth Bundy Armsby aka Mary Ruth Bundy Armsby deceased. Probate court of Franklin County Kansas issued letters September 22 1966. Creditors must file claims within nine months of first publication. Attorney for administrator Anderson Byrd First National Bank Building Ottawa Kansas.
Notice lists individual taxpayers in Franklin County with 1965 personal taxes plus interest and fees unpaid as of October 8 1966. Names and addresses include Velma F Powers James E Holloway Kenneth Hornback Agnes Montgomery Doyle McBrayer Arthur Woods and others with amounts ranging from under 5 to over 100 dollars. Public notice by County Treasurer cites Ottawa Kansas addresses and firms such as Amy's Cafe and Walter's Bakery among entities owing taxes.
Published October 8 1966 ordinance 2286 prescribes National Electric Code requirements for interior wiring within fire limits and specified structures in Ottawa Kansas. It amends ordinance 2247 to require metal enclosed wiring approved by the City Electrical Inspector with armored cable acceptable if it includes a bonding conductor. repeals parts of Section 9 and states the ordinance takes effect accordingly.
The city announces a special registration period for Ottawa voters from October 12 to October 18, 1966. Eligible residents must register in person at City Hall before the October 18 deadline to vote in the November 8 general election. The notice covers first registration, re registration, address changes, and name changes with provisions for sick or absent residents.
The notice announces a November 8, 1966 general election proposition to add Sec 11 to Article I. It allows the legislature to reference or adapt United States laws in laws enacted under Article II, with amendments and meditations as determined by future sessions, as forwarded by Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 2 and certified by Secretary of State Elwin M. Shanahan.
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