Crestview Nursing Home roof repair and small purchases
Franklin County Commission discussed repairs at Crestview Nursing Home 1002 W 7th St Terr after a leaking roof and approved $1,700 front loading washers. They asked for two bids on roof work and will decide on a contractor. The manager noted battery operated exit lights may be required and later status will be reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melissa Bauman
Franklin County Commission
Crestview Nursing Home
7Th St
Terr
Jim Lewis
Lewis
Osage County recall petitions filed against commissioner
The Osage County Clerk's office records recall petitions targeting Commissioner Robert Markley of Burlingame. The 82 pages with 915 signatures seek a recall based on misconduct and incompetence, needing 587 valid signatures within 30 days to trigger a recall election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyndon
Osage County
Robert Markley
Burlingame
Topeka Capital Journal
Citizens’ Land Use Committee
Markley
District Court
Scranton
Osage City
County Commission
Admissions Dismissals and Births in Ottawa Area
Admissions include Annette Campbell. dismissals include Mrs. Charles McBrearely and others. Births note a Waverly girl to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mendell. multiple local driving offenses and fines listed, plus preliminary hearing for Leonard K. Thompson. Public Safety reports cover two 14 year old Ottawa girls charged with battery, thefts, injuries, and vehicle incidents with damages and suspensions. Quotations for Wednesday afternoon at the Ottawa Co-op conclude the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annette Campbell
Sycamore
Charles McBrearely
Lane
Paul Allen
Lincoln
Richard Mendell
Waverly
Leonard K. Thompson
Norwalk
Calif
Department of Public Safety
Thompson
Public Safety News
Ottawa
Ottawa Library
Fifth
Main Streets
Homewood
David A. Nickel
Pomona
George W. Starbuck
Williamsburg
Hickory Inn
E. Dundee
Charles F. McCullough
N. Main
Jolene D. Burnett
Cedar
McCullough
West Wilson
Rolena G. Morse
N. Cedar
Homer R. Perry
Wellsville
Morse
Change Sought For Fault Law In Kansas
A Kansas Trial Lawyers Association spokesman urged a legislative study committee to endorse a change in the states comparative fault law. The proposal would require identifying all at fault parties in a single suit and bar adding others later, with unknown fault parties yielding no blame and the known defendant bearing all damages. The Judiciary committee weighs the plan drafted by the Kansas Judicial Council as 1986 session potential reform. Don Vasos testified that victims would be fully compensated and litigation would be reduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Kansas Trial Lawyers Association
Kansas
Judicial Council
Don Vasos
Kansas City
Trial Lawyers Association
Vasos
Local Ad Briefs Highlight Services and Events
A series of community ads list hair tanning deals and prices, chimney cleaning by Russ Browning with references, a Faith Lutheran Church blue hymnals event on the fifth Sunday, Drake Jewelry for class rings, freezer beef from Stinson Processing, Farm Bureau Open House for Bob Robbins, and local dances at Bud’s and Eagles Lodge. Also notes a travel sale to California and back, fall workshop classes at Turner Tele Shop, office supply sale, Eugene Field Jamboree dinner, and Chuckwagon dinner tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Call Russ Browning
Faith Lutheran Church
Ottawa
Reba McEntire to Perform Two Concerts at Municipal Auditorium
Country star Reba McEntire, 1984 female vocalist of the year, will headline two concerts at Municipal Auditorium this Saturday Oct 19 with 7 and 9 pm shows. Tickets are 15 dollars at the box office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reba McEntire
Country Music Association
Municipal Auditorium
McEntire
Jesus Loves
Wyoming
Pake
Susie
Oklahoma
Lubbock
Texas
Charlie Battles
Heating aid program offers $400,000 in Kansas
The Kansas Corporation Commission announced about 400000 dollars is available through the State Conservation Bank to help moderate income families cut winter heating costs. Eligible homeowners may receive up to 1250 in loan reductions for insulation and efficient furnaces, with brackets at 50 percent for under 80 percent median income, 35 percent for 80 to 100 percent, and 20 percent for 100 to 150 percent. Renters may participate based on rent relative to area medians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold J. Gipson
N. Oak
Anita R. Poe
Burrough
N. Main
Wild Hawk
Stanley
McDonald's
Princeton Circle Drive
Art L. Routh
Kansas City
Topeka
Kan
Kansas Corporation Commission
Kansas
State Conservation Bank
Federal Housing and Urban Development Department
University enrollments show KU records rise while state universities fall
KU posted a record fall enrollment with 27,141 students across three campuses, a 1.5 percent rise. Kansas State dropped to 17,570 students, Emporia State fell 3.5 percent to 5,291, and Pittsburg State rose 4 percent to 5,359. Wichita State inched up under 1 percent to 17,021. Fort Hays State figures were not available. The broader New York market showed stocks retreat on the third straight session as concerns persisted. General Foods gained after a takeover bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka, Kan
University of Kansas
Kansas State University
Emporia State University
Wichita State University
Pittsburg State University
Fort Hays State
New York
Wall Street
General Foods
Kansas State
University
Manhattan
Kansas
Emporia State
Emporia
Wichita State
Pittsburg State
Student named housing assistant at Emporia State
Shelly Shaffer of Williamsburg is chosen as a resident assistant for North Central Morse Hall at Emporia State University. Reverend and Mrs. Jon Fogdall, missionary to the Central African Republic, will speak at 7 30 tonight at Calvary Baptist Church 925 West 7th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelly Shaffer
Williamsburg
North Central
Morse Hall
Emporia State University
Jon Fogdall
Central African Republic
Calvary Baptist Church
7Th
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Crestview Home
Harold Bundy
Porter, Spears & Bundy Insurance
Bundy
Primari
Osage County Group
Citizens’ Group
Calvin Williams
Carbondale
the Daily Report
Jeffrey ©. Pope
S. Elm
Janet R. Steward
W.2nd
Angela M. Hotaling
S. Poplar
Kenneth L. Ledarn
W. 9Th
Marilyn 0. Winters
Princeton
Jeffrey D. Meeker
William F. Egidy Jr
Davis Road
Carl E. Thompson Jr
Carroll N. Smeltzer
Oak
Donald E. Finch
Darby L. Brown
Rural Lee’s Summit
James L. Wrubel
W. 2Nd
Lyle D. Sparks
Elm
Cindy L. Alterman
Rural Rantoul
Sharon K. McIlvain
Ottawa Red
Elmer L.stumpff
Edgerton
Patricia L. Maule
Tony A. Ledom
Grant
Lee L. Arnold
Mulberry
Ronalee A. Thompdson
Ohawa
Nelson V. McAlexander
Rodney L. Morrow
Mary A. Whiteford
District Court News
KU Enterprises
Donald G. Gragg
Janet J. Humiston
Chris M. Richardson
Humiston
Diana M. Humiston
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ottawa Co-op
Ad Briefs
Drake Jewelry
Stinson
Farm Bureau
Bob Robbins
Bud's
Eagles Lodge
Honeycreek
Sonic Drive-in
OHS
California
Southwest Airlines
Call Peoples
Turner Tele Shop
W. 15Th
Didde
Eugene Field
Reba
Olawa
Craig Dengel
Denon, Tua
Ouawa
Hickory
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