Temporary signals at US 83 Mary Street intersection
City commissioners authorized temporary traffic signals at the Mary Street US 83 junction, to be time regulated under state DOT rules. Installment timing is unsure pending parts. permanent signals are planned for spring 1981. Staff to work with the transportation department to seek speed reductions on the north south highway from 55 mph northbound and 45 mph southbound.
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Bell rate case decision due early next year in Kansas
Hearings on Southwestern Bell Telephone Co.'s 62.2 million rate request concluded in Topeka with a mid February possible decision. The KCC heard witnesses, faced 4000 pages of transcript, and weighing a proposed 3.20 dollar residential and 8 dollar business monthly rise plus a pay phone increase. The staff favors a 29.9 million revenue bump, avoiding basic rate hikes.
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Yoko Ono: No Time for Hate After Lennon Killing
Yoko Ono urged peace and love as the 1980s she said would blossom without hate, while Mark David Chapman’s wife Gloria Abe Chapman expressed forgiveness. Ono recalled the moment Lennon was shot and stated the music and message must endure despite tragedy.
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Two Lennon fans die by suicide in wake of slaying
AP reports two John Lennon fans killed themselves amid grief after Lennon's slaying. Yoko Ono urged a 10 minute silence at 2 pm Sunday. Lawmakers filed a will placing at least 30 million dollars to Ono. Chapman remains in psychiatric care.
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Kansas tribal leader blasts Stephan on peyote remark
Kickapoo tribal chairman Steve Cadue calls Attorney General Robert Stephan's comment that peyote use in native ceremonies is mumbo jumbo asinine and racist. The case concerns a planned ceremony by about 35 Kickapoo members of the Native American Church of North America in Kansas.
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Topeka
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ESL pilot on public radio approved by Garden City CC
Garden City Community College board approved a January start for a first in state ESL broadcast pilot on public radio funded with 2200 by the Kansas State Department of Education. The plan covers two five minute daily lessons with weekly updates and uses a basic text with local substitutions.
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