Sunflower plans debt relief to avoid bankruptcy
Sunflower Electric Cooperative creditors will receive more under a restructuring plan than bankruptcy would offer, officials say. The agreement would have creditors write down debts enabling Sunflower to achieve positive cash flow for over 30 years, with formal terms expected this week. The eight regional co-ops will not participate, and waivers delaying personal liability tied to federal debt were extended to finish paperwork.
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Rural Electrification Administration
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REA
Dole
Holcomb
Aquino presses U S diplomat on legitimacy of Marcos win
In Manila Corazon Aquino meets Philip Habib and rejects any U S action that would legitimize Marcos victory in the Feb 7 election. Habib says he will report observations after two hours with Marcos. Aquino calls for nationwide strikes and urges security forces to refuse unjust orders.
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National Assembly
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Rene Saguisag
Ag shuffle gains backing for farm board overhaul
Topeka AP reports Gov. Carlin and farm groups press for reorganizing the Kansas Board of Agriculture into an advisory body with the secretary appointed by the governor. Support comes from banker Don Steffes and 10 witnesses, while 19 farm groups oppose. Legislative action, possible concurrent resolutions, and a July 1 effective date are noted amid partisan tension.
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John Carlin
Senate Agriculture Committee
State Board of Agriculture
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State Agriculture Secretary
Don Steffes
McPherson
Steffes
Kansas Bankers Association
Carlin
Board of Agriculture
Kansas Farmers Union
American Agriculture Movement
Kansas Rural Center
Northeast Kansas Farm Advocate Network
Kansas Farm Bureau
Garden City gas prices higher due to pipeline costs
Kansas fuel analyst Lyle Goltz notes Garden City sits far from pipeline terminals, lifting transport costs. Regular gas hovered around 1.06 in Garden City, 0.99 in Dodge City, with state prices sliding below a dollar as March approaches.
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Tulsa
Okla
Houston
Texas
Great Bend
Wichita
el Dorado
Dodge
Washington D.C
Index Safety at Airports Lacking
A brief note highlights missing safety measures at airports, signaling concerns over aviation security and infrastructure gaps. The item points to broader regulatory scrutiny and calls for assessment of current standards.
Garden says You’re diplomatic Gus Garden Says
A brief city column notes Gus Garden advises being firm yet careful in dealings, urging you to put your foot down without stepping on toes. The nimble guidance emphasizes tact and restraint to maintain harmony while asserting necessary boundaries.
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Kansans back lottery and pari mutuel wagering vote
A Topeka Capital-Journal poll found 78 percent would vote for a state lottery and 69 percent for legalizing pari mutuel wagering on horse and dog racing if constitutional amendments were submitted. The survey of 500 statewide adults, with a 5 percent margin, showed broader support for gambling as a funding option than tax increases, and noted skepticism about timing for revenue to affect the upcoming fiscal year.
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Topeka Capital-Journal
Kansas
Capital Journal
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Topeka
John Carlin
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