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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1985

Page

6

Franklin County tax probe boosts valuation

Local investigation into property taxes raises Franklin County valuations, shaping assessments and potential levies. Royals stadium feature highlights drama at left field, spotlighted across page 4. Area roundup covers farm and local news on pages 6 and 7.

Franklin County Sports Royals Stadium

UW Campaign Eyes All Time High By JAY BEMIS

The 1985 United Way drive in Franklin County aims for a record 65,000 with 14 beneficiary groups. Volunteers plan fund raising efforts Friday and Tuesday, with activities at the Ottawa Country Club and Ottawa University.

Jay Bemis United Way Franklin County Christian Rural Overseas Program CROP Bob Nauman Kansas State Bank Fair Share Ottawa Country Club Bob Pence Peace Foods Roger Nelson Ottawa U.S.C Bob Barkley Ottawa University Mowbray Union Bud Yates Kansas City Spofford Nauman Ottawa Kristy Cannon Ed Barnes United Way Board of Directors American Diabetes Association Boys’ Club of Boy Scouts Children’s Mercy Hospital Franklin County Child Development Girls’ Club of Girl Scouts Kidney Foundation Red Cross Salvation Army Teens Inc United Cerebral Palsy

Kansas Revenue Shortfall and Budget Panel Revisions

A panel of financial experts will cut projected state tax revenues by 20 million for this year and by 20 million for next year, totaling a 40 million drop. Alden Shields cited a 20 million shortfall, and the panel will adjust forecasts when meeting in November. Weather notes: Ottawa station records 63 low, 90 high with hot, humid conditions through Friday.

Topeka Kan Alden Shields Consensus Revenue Estimating Group Shields John Carlin Ways and Means House Senate National Weather Service Ottawa

Finney Farm Loan Money In The Bank

State Treasurer Joan Finney deposited about 15 million dollars into 57 Kansas banks to fund a farm loan program. The move activates Kansas Funds for Kansas Farmers, aiding roughly 350 farmers with loans offered around 10 percent interest. Banks can use idle state money for loans, with eligibility tied to debt ratios and farming income.

Finney Farm Loan Topeka Kan Joan Finney Kansas Washington Finney Farmers National Bank Abilene Union State Bank Clay Center Columbus State Bank Columbus Walnut Valley State Bank el Dorado Western State Bank Garden City Allen County Bank and Trust Iola Douglas County Bank Lawrence People’s National Bank Liberal Citizens Bank and Trust First National Bank Manhattan Kansas State Bank Newton First Security Bank and Trust Norton People's National Bank and Trust Ottawa State Bank of Parsons Winfield

Kansas PUC sets two day session on Wolf Creek costs

The Kansas Corporation Commission will devote two days next week to decide how Wolf Creek plant costs are split. Three commissioners will review requests by three utilities to raise rates for about 460,000 customers by 504.9 million dollars to fund Wolf Creek. Spokesman Gary Haden noted the session may run two days but speed varies.

Topeka Kan Kansas Corporation Commission Wolf Creek Gary Haden Commission

Courthouse renovation preserves historic Franklin County Building

The Franklin County Historical Society and Ossman and Associates celebrate the completion of the Franklin County Courthouse renovation. The commission signed occupancy with two minor corrections a ventilation sensor and a handicapped ramp door opener. The project preserves the Victorian design while adding a modern elevator and a balcony that blends with the era.

Melissa Bauman Franklin County Historical Society Franklin County Franklin County Commission Laura Sutton Pat Aistrup Ossman and Associates Topeka Aistrup

Business Leaders Push Public Schools to Emphasize Character

A 107 page report by the Committee for Economic Development urges schools to teach teamwork honesty and self discipline as vital to employability. It favors business style management of schools, placing successful districts in freedom from regulation and failing ones into receivership, while stressing bottom up reform and local control.

New York America Owen B. Butler Procter & Gamble Committee For Economic Development 3M Co Daw Chemical Co American Can Co Atlantic Richfield

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