Kansas to sell stake in Jeffrey Energy Center unit
Kansas Gas and Electric Co. offers to sell its 20 percent share of Jeffrey No. 3, a 136 megawatt plant under construction in northeastern Kansas scheduled to start in 1983. Partners Kansas Power and Light 64 percent Missouri Public Service Co and Western Power Division 8 percent each have first option.
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Wichita, Kan
Kansas Gas and Electric Co
Jeffrey Energy Center
Kansas
Kg&e
Bob Rives
Electric Company
Kansas Power and Light
Missouri Public Service Co
Western Power Division
Central Telephone and Utility Corp
Kansas Wheat Crop Condition Downgraded to Fair to Good
Kansas wheat crop conditions fell to fair to good last week as drought and heat trimmed growth. Regions vary from excellent in the northwest to fair in the southern third, with 96 percent jointed and 45 percent headed two weeks ahead of normal. Pasture and alfalfa are stressed by drought and weevil, while price indexes for crops and livestock show mixed movement.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Junction City Mayor Arrested Twice in 22 Hours
Junction City mayor Larry Plaggerman 44 was arrested twice in 22 hours on drunken driving charges after running a stop sign and a red light early Tuesday. He denied the arrests when contacted at home, and city records show he was released on his own recognizance after each incident.
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Junction City
Kan
Jerry Smith
Larry Plaggerman
Plaggerman
John Higgins
Mayetta man cleared in Denison State Bank robbery case
In Jackson County District Court jurors found Randy Mitchell not guilty of attempted robbery in a Sept. 18 incident at Denison State Bank. A man entered the bank with a bomb threat, demanded money, but fled without cash after staff sought a supervisor. He was later arrested with an empty suitcase.
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Holton
Kan
Denison State Bank
Jackson County District Court
Randy Mitchell
Mitchell
How they voted on omnibus bill
Topeka AP lists the 63 54 House vote on the omnibus appropriations bill with party splits. Republicans for 63. Democrats for 0. Republicans against 6. Democrats against 48. 8 absent. Senate vote 25 12 in favor. 4 Democrats and 2 Republicans against. 3 absent. Names and party lines specified.
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Topeka
Kan
House
Andre
Apt
Arbuthnot
Aylward
Bunten
Burgess
Cameron
Campbell
Chromister
Cloud
Cooper
Crowell
Crumbaker
Douvile
Duncan
Dyck
Elliott
Farrar
Foster
Fox
Frey
Freideman
W. Fuller
Gordon
Griffiths
Galdner
Hassler
Hayden
Heineman
Hineman
Hinshaw
Hoagland
Hoy
Johnson
King
Knopp
Lady
J. Littlejohn
M. Littlejohn
Louis
Meacham
D. Miller
R.D. Miller
R.H. Miller
Moore
Nichols
Novak
B. Ott
K. Ott
Patterson
Polson
Roe
Rolfs
Sifers
Simpson
Smith
Braden
B. Fuller
Holt
Lowther
Patrick
Wilbert
Barkis
Brady
Branson
Bussman
Charlton
Cribbs
Crow
Dean
Dempsey
Dillon
Erne
Francisco
Fry
Garrett
Goering
Green
Hamm
Hensley
Hohman
Holderman
Jardow
Justice
Laird
Leach
Love
Luzzati
Mainey
Maloney
Matlack
W. Miller
Modrein
Myers
A. Niles
I. Niles
Peterson
Reardon
Rosenau
Roth
Schmidt
Shriver
Solbach
Sughrue
Teagarden
Thomson
Turnquist
Weaver
Darrel Webb
Wilkin
Beezley
Harper and Sand
Guffey
Hagerman
O'Sullivan
Sutter
Senate
John Carlin
Allen
Angell
Arnsmith
Regina
Burke
Chandler
Doyen
Ehrlich
Harder
Hein
Hess
Kerr
Meyers
Montgomery
Morris
Pomeroy
Reilly
Talkington
Thiessen
Vidricksen
Werts
Gaines
Warren
Eldredge
Reitz
Chaney, Daniels, Gannon, Johnston, Karr
McCray, Mulich
Norvell
Parrish
Steineger
Republican Gaar
Feleciano and
Rehorn
High interest rates spike yet buyers stay hesitant
New York AP report notes rates rise to record highs as the government borrows billions and lenders demand higher yields. Inflation fears persist despite Reagan policy claims and credit tightening by the Federal Reserve. Mortgage rates near 16 percent while six month certificates top 15.35 percent. The discount rate hits 14 percent and the prime rate climbs toward 21 percent amid market skepticism.
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New York
U.S
Edwin Meese
Reagan
Wall Street
Federal Reserve
Treasury
Donoghue
Money Fund
Holliston
Mass
Bank
Squibb drops Billie Jean King in phase out move
New York AP report says E R Squibb canceled Mrs Billie Jean King's year long contract after her disclosure of a lesbian affair with former secretary Marilyn Barnett who seeks support. Nike Yonex and Power Grip firms support her meanwhile Avon reviews exposure cautiously.
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NEW York (Ap
E.R. Squibb Co
Billie Jean King
Mrs. King
New York Daily News
Anderson
King
Nike
Ladd Lonnquist
U.S
Yonex
Roger Magenau
Robert S. Cohen
ASEAN ministers meet on Vietnam Cambodia issue at new headquarters
Jakarta hosts ASEAN foreign ministers from five member states to discuss Vietnam's presence in Cambodia as the bloc opens its eight story secretariat in Indonesia. Narciso Reyes receives the building as Romulo calls for UN backing of an international Cambodia conference.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Association of Southeast Asian Nations
Cambodia
ASEAN
Narciso Reyes
Philippines
Carlos P. Romulo
United Nations
Vietnam
Thailand
Singapore
Malaysia
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