City asked to hike animal aid to $22,000 in Ottawa
Franklin County Humane Society asks Ottawa to triple annual shelter aid from $7,000 to $22,000, matching a large share of 1983 budget. City Manager states funding unlikely and considers private kennel contracts. discussion ongoing with society directors.
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Bob Burtch
Ottawa
Franklin County Humane Society Inc
David Watkins
Watkin
Watkins
Society Shelter
Department of Public Safety
the Humane Society
Gleason
FCHS
Chief's Oyster Sparks Protest
In Baldwin City Kansas police chief George Redman after 18 years was fired at a city council special session. About 25 demonstrators gathered at City Hall carrying signs to demand his return while a cross was burned on the mayor's lawn in retaliation.
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Baldwin City
Kan
George Redman
Kansas
George
Merlin Ford
Redman
Galen Scott
Scott
Rebman
Ford
Dwayne Randall
Day long seminar on rights in foreclosure proceedings
A day long seminar on the rights of farmers, ranchers and small businesses in foreclosure proceedings will be presented by George Kindred at the Valley Falls Township Hall at 9 a.m. Saturday, sponsored by the Concerned Citizens of Jefferson County. Due process and constitutional rights will be covered. A $5 donation will be accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kindred
Valley Falls
Jefferson County
Remapping Of Wellsville Explained To City Council
The Wellsville City Council met with the Franklin County Commission and County Appraiser Charles Clark to discuss updating the city’s appraisal map. Clark, who has redrafted maps for Ottawa Princeton and Pomona, cites discrepancies in deeds plots and descriptions and notes some parcels are misvalued or unclaimed. Surveying will be needed to correct boundaries, with commissioners pledging to complete the effort. The council also approved a six home subdivision plat on Eighth Street by Daryel Burkhart, contingent on the consulting engineer’s approval, and Gary Skies Painting of Topeka will repaint the city groundwater tank interior and exterior next week.
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Clark
Ottawa
Princeton
Pomona
Wellsville
Eighth Street
Daryel Burkhart
Gardner
Gary Skies
Topeka
Michelle L. Wells
Danny L. Graham
Waverly J. Bishop
Hickory
Janet L. Falls
Lorenzo Littejohn
John H. Minnick
Cedar
Wendell D. Humiston
Patrick Paul
S. Cedar
Stephanie R. Ingram
S. Cherry
James R. Bond
Burrough
Jackie 0. Simpson
Qsawatomie
Donald J. Carr
Paola
Beverly M. Bourque
Maple
Randall. Bryant
Richmond
Archia R. Hay
Donald W. Barrett
Papla
S. Locust
Jane M. Burlingham
Waller T. O'Neil
Mary E. Bundy
Joseph A. Feverborn
Ervin E. Neh
Joe W. Smith
Tremont
Mark E. Shields
Elizabeth M. Weems
N. Mulberry
Judge awards teacher $70,000 after hearing denial
Federal Judge Frank Theis ordered Unified School District 480 to pay Oleta Peters $70,000 for emotional distress from denying her an appeal hearing on her nonreappointment. The case, tied to budget cuts and declining enrollment, involved Peters and Lila Epperson as former NEA officers. Epperson’s estate later settled.
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Wichita, Kan
Liberal Board of Education
Frank Theis
Wednesday Unified School District 480
Oleta Peters
Peters
Lila Epperson
U.S
Wichita
Begin Resigns as Israel Prime Minister Amid Illness
Prime Minister Menachem Begin, reportedly ill and in seclusion, submitted his resignation to President Chaim Herzog via an envoy. Cabinet Secretary Dan Meridor delivered the letter ending Begin's six years in power as coalition talks continue and Shamir is poised to form the next government.
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Jerusalem
Menachem Begin
Chaim Herzog
Begin
Dan Meridor
Herzog
Uri Porat
Yedioth Ahronoth
Maariv
Haaretz
Aliza
Lebanon
Israel
Herut Party
Yitzhak Shamir
Herut
Shamir
Labor Party
Local weekend events and specials listed for Sand Creek area
Mealtime specials at Sand Creek Restaurant and Chick liver special. Eagles Lodge hosts dance with Santa Fe Country and Johnny Mack Sr. Rumble Bugs at Saddleback Lounge. Litwin's back door access. Belt y's Fabrics new shop. Band appearances by Bootleg and Raggedy Ann's. Gospel service Koelzers. VFW steak and dance Sept 17. Stage events at Coach Club and Cyclone Room. Bonded car wash sale. Mock Motors vacation. Shop discounts on joggers and children's shoes. Ad brief collection mentions multiple venues and times.
Death notice for Mary Lou Nicklin former Ottawa resident
Mary Lou Nicklin 72 of Holiday Florida died there Monday graveside service at 2 30 pm Friday Osawatomie Cemetery Eddy Birchard Funeral Home Osawatomie in charge Survivors include daughter Belly Lou Brown sister Elizabeth Marshall and three grandchildren State and city listings detail admissions dismissals and numerous traffic and court actions including diversions fines and notices from Ottawa Kansas.
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Mary Lou Nicklin
Ottawa
Holiday
Fla
Osawatomie
Eddy Birchard
The
Gas Service Co
Florida
Belly Lou Brown
Elizabeth Marshall
Lee's
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S. Hickory
American Baptist Churches of
Central Region
Ottawa University
Holiday Inn
Emporia
Southeast Kansas Area
Chanute
Office of Continuing Education
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Franklin County Commission
Charles Clark
National Education Association
Theis
Ms. Peters
Epperson
Labor
Sand Creek
Santa Fe
Johnny Mack Sr
Saddleback Lounge
Turner’s
Belty's Fabrics
Sun
Lewis and
Betty Reynolds
Ad Briefs
Raggedy Ann's
Litwin
VFW
Country Riders
Nike
Word of God
Koelzers Sun
United Pentecostal Church International
Main
Mock Motors
OHS Spirit Club
Cyclone Room
Spice
Coach Club
N. Main
T'ab
Joe Ferns
Dengdon Mortuary
the Daily Report
David Young
S. Maple
Juanita Robinson
Olive
Eldon Stottlemire
Rantoul
Bill Marshall
District Court News
Mark E. Moore
Cherry
AL Sanchez
Moore
Sherfe’s News
Ttawa
Lincoln School
Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
S. Main
Danalo Cramer
Ethel Mo O'Connell
West
Steven J. Sty
Kathryn M. Little
Ash
Jilee
Cochrane
Princeton Road
Ruah Lb
Fairleigh
Pale
Ottawa Co-op
Rantoul Days
McGinnis Arena
Rantoul Ball Park
Paral
Cevis Arena
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