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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1987
Page
7
A Washington report notes President Reagan insists no signs of deteriorating economy despite a record market drop that erased about 1 trillion in wealth. Economists call the gains and oil price relief real but premature, warning the crash may blunt consumer confidence and spending.
Jay Bemis reports Ottawa teachers vote 88 to 4 to approve a negotiated agreement with the school district, ending talks that began last February. The district and Ottawa Board of Education both ratified the pact, with back pay and increased salaries set for about 123 teachers. Future negotiations start in three months with limited non-salary items.
Central Gas Inc of Colorado moves to buy gas from Le Loup leaseholders with a new compressor station south of I 35, aiming to online by Nov 15. The system will gather, compress, dehydrate, and export up to 21.0 million cubic feet per day, spurring drilling and new wells in Franklin County as producers anticipate revenue from gas.
The Kansas Lottery announced a second round of seminars for retailers ahead of the November 12 kickoff. Sessions run in seven cities on November 5 and 6 with multiple daily time blocks and some site-specific exclusions.
MOSCOW AP Soviet spokesman said a third summit with Gorbachev and Reagan is fixed for year end with first week of December eyed. Agreement on missiles and ABM talks cleared for summit. location likely United States. Shultz and Shevardnadze to work out travel. no commitment for date. Reagan later announced nominating Douglas Ginsburg to the Supreme Court seat denied by Bork.
Franklin County United Way reports 59 percent of its $70,000 goal reached with $41,105.74 in contributions and pledges benefiting 14 organizations. Five businesses contributed under the Fair Share program, including Our Own Hardware, Peoples National Bank & Trust, Wal-Mart, Kansas Power & Light Gas Service, and The Ottawa Herald, boosting overall totals across advance from larger businesses, Fair Share, small businesses, residential, and rural categories.
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