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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1982

Page

9

Local education stressed by county fair housing board

Ottawa University won't take Bethel lightly in Saturday's Homecoming gridiron battle. State Open Meetings Act proves a bundle of frustration for city officials. Herzog's wheeling and dealing figures heavily among tonight's starting pitchers for game three of the World Series.

Herzog Ottawa University Bethel State

Davis Road Closure Extends Into Late October

The Davis Road project in Franklin County remains unfinished with an estimated 10 to 12 days before completion. Santa Fe Railroad work on the crossing, roadbed improvements, and rock base laying are pending railroad completion, with reopening possible after a four to five day curing period and weather effects.

Franklin County Public Works Department Bob Moore Ottawa Public Works Department Rock Santa Fe Kansas Department of Transportation Moore KDOT

Ottawa Public Library to Undergo Multiroom Renovation

Renovation of the 79 year old Ottawa Public Library building will start by Oct 25 with a tentative finish of Feb 26. Rule & Shrum Construction Co. submitted the low bid of 122 984 dollars on Oct 1. The library remains open during interior work with exterior work slated for completion around Thanksgiving. A trench will be dug for waterproofing and drainage, and ceilings will be replaced with fire resistant material. An outside fire escape will be added. United Way Drive stands within 10 000 dollars of its 47 500 dollar goal with 38 198.20 pledged this week.

Ottawa Public Library Bob Shrum Rule & Shrum Construction Co N. Oak Barbara Dew Kathy Jordan Library Board of Trustees Sherwin Snyder United Way Dorothy Anderson Ottawa

KC Man Sought In Tylenol Probe

Illinois officials issued a nationwide appeal for information on James Lewis also known as Robert Richardson a Kansas City suspect linked to seven cyanide Tylenol deaths. He faced a Missouri theft and forgery case and was tied to a 1978 Kansas City murder and an extortion letter to McNeil. The report includes weather and a separate wholesale price index note.

Chicago Kansas City James Lewis Robert Richardson Raymond West West Ilinois Tyrone Fahner Lewis Richardson McNeil Consumer Products Co Fahner Missouri Illinois Amarillo Texas Oklahoma Leann

Reagan opens grain sales to Soviets up to 23 million tons

President Reagan告ounced a policy to let the Soviet Union buy as much as 23 million tons of U.S. grain this fiscal year with delivery guarantees for purchases made in November and shipped within 180 days. Officials cautioned Moscow may not take the higher total. analysts noted political timing ahead of the election.

Washington Reagan Soviet Union United States Moscow John R. Block Carter Afghanistan Vienna Austria Canada France Agriculture Department America Block

Traffic Violators Dominate Embezzlement Hearing Witness List

Special prosecutor Mark L Bennett Jr subpoenas 57 traffic violators for a November preliminary hearing in the embezzlement case of Linda L Mallory 35 of Williamsburg. Mallory faces 33 counts forgery and one grand theft in missing court funds totaling about 40000. witnesses include 19 out of state residents receiving fees and mileage with checks ranging from 47.50 to 429.40. An associate Johnson County judge, Earle Jones, will preside over Mallorys hearing and trial.

Jay Bemis Mark L. Bennett Jr Topeka Linda L. Mallory Williamsburg Bennett Kansas City Cleveland Ohio Missouri Oklahoma Louisiana Texas Mallory Earle Jones Johnson County Supreme Court

Lawmen Back Reagan Plan for National Drug Task Forces

Lawmen hail Reagan’s announced move to create 12 regional narcotics task forces with up to 1,200 federal agents across major cities including Boston New York Baltimore Atlanta Houston and Los Angeles. Officials say the nationwide effort is overdue and will help curb drug trafficking and organized crime.

Reagan National Narcotics Task Force Florida Washington Boston New York Baltimore Atlanta Houston St. Louis Chicago Detroit Denver Los Angeles San Francisco San Diego South George Bush

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County Fair Housing Board Davis Road Rebecca Oliveira Beverly Mass Wes Wilson National Weather Service Eastory Labor Department U.S Richard T. Pienciak Associated Press Joseph Newman
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