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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1986

Page

7

Richmond approves bonds for street and sewer upgrades

Richmond city council votes 4-1 to issue up to 146000 in general obligation bonds as the 50-50 match for a 246000 Community Development Block Grant. Project covers Central Avenue resurfacing, 21 north side blocks drainage, and south side drainage with funding phased over years. Mayor Cox says bond cost about 52 dollars yearly for a 21000 home, aims to relieve drainage and traffic hazards.

Jay Bemis Richmond Lyle Brown Howard Cox Cox CDBG Central Avenue Bungalow Avenue Scott, Ruth Baldwin Kalloch Rigdon Cleveland Hubert Streets Northside Central

Local and Area Football Reports on Pages Eight Nine

Sports section notes local football results and commentary across area teams. Page three questions if a vigilante trend is emerging nationwide, hinting at social concerns interwoven with sports events.

America

Columbus Day Closings and Openings Across Agencies

Government offices close for Columbus Day while the Franklin County Clerk’s office stays open late. Monday and Tuesday are the last days to register to vote in the Nov 4 primary with the clerk’s office open until 9 PM for registrants. Financial institutions and federal offices including Ottawa Post Office observe the holiday. City Hall state offices and the Franklin County Courthouse remain open.

Franklin County Ottawa

Many Dead In Salvador Quake

An earthquake and aftershocks hit San Salvador causing collapsed buildings. Reports from YSA and Radio Cuscatlan claimed scores dead in the Ruben Dario and Santa Catalina buildings, including children, though casualty counts were unconfirmed. Americans vacationing nearby described rescue efforts and damage to Bloom Children's Hospital.

San Salvador el Salvador YSA Ruben Dario Radio Cuscatlan Santa Catalina Robert Annable Pam Ascanio Bloom Children’s Hospital

Farmland's Losses Force Co-ops to Face New Dilemma

Farmland Industries has shifted about 142.7 million dollars of losses to member cooperatives, canceling 30.5 percent of patronage equities. Kansas co-ops face losses estimated up to 37.3 million, prompting varied approaches on retention or redistribution amid tax and redemption concerns.

Manhattan Kan Farmland Industries Kansas Kansas City Ed Needham Kansas Cooperative Council Needham Cheney David Barton Kansas State University Barton Co-Op Ing Coop

Ike's Road Finally For Real

The Dwight D. Eisenhower Highway gains official recognition after 13 years with cross country sign unveiling. TRIP and safety groups plan about 100 signs honoring Eisenhower's interstate system vision, starting in Kansas City Kansas with Susan Eisenhower expected to speak.

Kansas City, Kan Dwight D. Eisenhower Washington, D.C San Francisco Congress Washington Denver Cheyenne Phil Armstrong The Road Information Program TRIP Kansas City Kan Kansas Eisenhower Abilene Armstrong American Safety Services Association Susan Eisenhower

Reagan and Gorbachev ready for pivotal arms talks in Iceland

In Reykjavik, President Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev prepared for the weekend summit. Speakes said Reagan would seek Senate ratification of two long pending nuclear test limiting treaties if verification procedures are agreed. Both leaders expressed hope for progress toward verifiable limits on nuclear testing and ending the threat of nuclear war.

Reykjavik Iceland Reagan Mikhail Gorbachev Gorbachev Larry Speakes Senate U.S Speakes United States Congress White House Communist Party

Insurers Call for Stable Courts and Caps on Damages

Kansas insurers urge lawmakers to create a stable judicial system and cap non economic damages in personal injury and wrongful death cases. The Kansas Citizens Committee on Legal Liability recommends limiting punitive damages to intentional wrongdoing and directing such damages to the state. A county forecast follows with wind, rain, and cool temperatures.

Topeka Kan Kansas Citizens Committee On

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