Plea Bargain Cuts Defendants in State Architectural Case
One defendant pled no contest while eight others had charges dropped, reducing the case to seven defendants from Marshall & Brown of Kansas. The firm faced bribery conspiracy charges and received a maximum $5,000 fine. a trial date was set for November 17.
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UPI
Marshall & Brown
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Johnson County
Herbert Walton
Marshall & Brown, Inc
Walton
Kansas Supreme Court
Charles Campbell
Robert Jarvis
Kansas City
Electric rate study approved by Kansas City commission
Burns and McDonnell won approval for the second revision of an electric rate study. The plan raises residential bills on rate 60 by about 3.50 per month and rate 50 by about 1.34 monthly, with all electric summer and winter changes noted. The city uses electric revenue to fund other services and taxes.
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McDonnell
Kansas City
City Commission
Chanute
John Orozco
Weather forecast for area shows clouds and cool temps
The forecast calls for a cloudy night with lows in the upper 30s to around 40. Wednesday will be partly cloudy and cooler with highs in the upper 40s to lower 50s and gusty northeast winds 10 to 20 mph.
City Hall faces business issues over modernization plans
City Commission heard Notestine Sales Inc and Churchill Pumping Units Inc dispute modernization and expansion, focusing on parking and a new door. Officials advised seeking a parking variance, while repaving could begin immediately. Churchill did not attend. A public hearing addressed directing federal community development funds to downtown parking. lights and a traffic safety award were noted.
Senate busing hearings weigh four antibusing amendments
Senate Judiciary Committee hearings center on Louisville busing and four proposed constitutional amendments to end the practice. Senator Tower and witnesses including James Coleman and Governor Julian Carroll testify as Ford and Huddleston press for alternatives to forced busing.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Judiciary Committee
Louisville
John Tower
R-Tex
Ford
James Coleman
Kentucky
Julian Carroll
Wendell Ford
Walter Huddleston
Battle rages as Beirut clash traps foreigners in hotels
Warring Christian and Moslem gunmen roared through Beirut’s seafront district trapping foreigners in night battles near the Phoenicia and St. Georges hotels. About 30 dead and 60 wounded as international evacuees and diplomats sought escape amid ceaseless fighting and a collapsing cease-fire.
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Beirut
Lebanon
UPI
Phalangist
St. Georges Hotel
Phoenicia Hotel
Holiday Inn
Connally Speaks On Broadcasting Power At Texas Meet
John Connally addressing the Texas Association of Broadcasters warned against media overreach and sensationalism. He argued broadcasting wields vast influence, rivals government leaders in shaping opinion, and urged responsible coverage while defending individual freedom amid government growth. He cited coverage of violence and assassination attempts to critique sensationalism.
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UPI
John Connally
Texas
Treasury
Texas Association of Broadcasters
Connally
Congress
Ford
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