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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1987

Page

6

Recall Drive Aims at Ottawa City Commissioners

A recall application targeting Ottawa City Commissioners Jerry Thompson and Jim McCrea was filed with the Franklin County Clerk on a Kansas Open Meetings Act violation. The recall effort, led by Matt Whiteford and Ann Baker, requires 987 valid signatures within 90 days, with a potential election 60 to 90 days after petition validation.

Melissa Bauman Ottawa Jerry Thompson Jim McCrea Franklin County Thompson McCrea Matt Whiteford N. Hickory Ann Baker Ash Donna Murray S. Maple Laura Sutton Wendell Barker Whiteford The Herald W.D. Bemmels Charlene Lister Jim DeLa Torre Heathman and Fogle Marvin Calliham Sutton Barker

Ottawa area calendar lists events and notes by date

The Herald calendar shows Ottawa events from the week including economic development meetings, city commission, school concerts, lectures, auctions, parades, and art notes. It highlights performances at Memorial Auditorium and OU venues, plus a feature on local artist John Ackermann and his biography with arts council ties.

Ted Ettices Kansas Veter Ri Toremisaten Raven Ottawa-Franklin County Chamber Ghice City Commission City Hall Sarah Hallstrand OU Chapel Ottawa High Municina Ecuador The Galapagos Islands John Ackermann Marine Corps Finance Center Kansas City Kenyon College Gambier Ohio Shirley Swayne Neosho County Community College Ottawa Community Arts Council

Ginsburg Opens Senate Push Amid Skeptical Skein of Doubts

Democratic senators accused President Reagan of a confrontational approach to Supreme Court nominee Douglas Ginsburg as he met lawmakers at the Capitol. Reagan urged a fair, unrushed process while swing-vote senators Heflin Specter and DeConcini urged open hearings and cautioned against haste.

Washington Reagan Supreme Court Douglas H. Ginsburg Capitol Capitol Hill Dale Bumpers D-Ark Ginsburg Senate Robert C. Byrd D-W.va White House Byrd Bumpers Judiciary Committee Howell Heflin D-Ala Arlen Specter Rpa Dennis DeConcini D-Ariz

Reagan and Gorbachev set date for 1988 summit

President Reagan announced a December 7 meeting with Mikhail Gorbachev in Washington to discuss a treaty banning intermediate range missiles and a second pact to cut long range forces by half. The joint plan targets the first half of 1988 for the talks and possible signing, with a short Washington visit and a two to three day summit. A separate letter from Gorbachev suggested a two to three week window to resolve the missile ban.

Washington Reagan Mikhail S. Gorbachev Moscow Gorbachev White House America Eduard A. Shevardnadze United States

Hayden budget plan faces windfall tradeoffs in 1989

Gov Mike Hayden and his staff outline a six week effort to craft the FY 1989 budget. They aim to grow treasury balances and largely return a federal windfall from 1986 tax reform, but a full $135 million return could still leave a $191 million general fund deficit by June 30, 1989. O Keefe notes the windfall cannot fund all needs, forcing potential cuts to agency requests up to 17 percent or other balance options. Budget talks begin soon with 41 percent of agencies reviewed so far.

Hayden State General Fund Michael O'Keefe Treasury Tom Laing House Marvin Barkis D-Louisburg Senate Michael Johnston Dparsons O’keefe

Modest Economy Seen In Kansas Revenue Update

Kansas receipts into the general fund for FY 1988 rose 2.2 percent above projections through October, totaling 590.3 million on pace with the modest growth view. October revenue matched forecasts at 144.8 million, while corporate taxes lagged estimates by about 4.3 million.

OPERA Kan Harley Duncan Duncan

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Ment of Public Safety Fred Heathman Commission Lyle) Dresher Tony) DeLaTorre City Commission Dan Fogle Herald Calendar Ucury Martin Nantarencet Municipal Auditorium Jimmy Dickens Garber Shop Ottawa Middle School Wichita State University Ottawa School Board Blood Mobile OU Union Rod Phillips OW Administration QU Chapel Ronald Radford Eens Chamber Office Wwe PTA Renueil Ottawas Tem U.S Marlin Fitzwater Pearl Harbor Mike Hayden Shultz Shevardnadze
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