Kansas gas customers to get about 61 dollar refunds
Kansas Public Service in Lawrence will credit about 24 000 customers with an average refund of 61 dollars on their next bill. The one time credit covers a settlement over alleged gas price fixing by Amoco Oxy Williams and others. Refunds depend on consumption from February 1991 to January 1992.
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Kansas Public Service
Lawrence
Mike Hertling
KPS
Hertling
Kansas Corporation Commission
UtiliCorp United
UtiliCorp
Amoco Production Co
Oxy USA Inc
Williams Natural Gas Co
Wyoming
Panel, lawmakers reach 975 million budget accord for state universities
Negotiators from Kansas House and Senate approve a 975 million dollar university budget for fiscal 1993 to begin July 1. The deal funds KU and KU Medical Center near 500 million, includes a 4 percent general operating increase, raises GTA waivers to 87.5 percent, and sets 500 thousand for libraries. Salaries remain for separate action as morale and enrollment costs drive debate.
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House
Senate
Kansas University
KU Medical Center
Joan Finney
John Solbach
Lawrence
Kansas Board of Regents
Regents
Ways and Means Committee
Ross Doyen
R-Concordia
Solbach
Boots Belles and Black Tie Highlight Lawrence Chamber Meet
The Lawrence Chamber of Commerce marked its 69th annual meeting with a Western themed show titled Boots Belles and Black Tie. About 600 members enjoyed songs, awards, and socializing at Liberty Hall as Flor a Belle portrayed by Judy Wright pursued saloon ownership against villain Big Bad Billy Q played by Gary Toebben.
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Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Liberty Hall
Judy Wright
Ric Averill
Averill
Flora Belle
Wright
Big Bad
Billy Q
Gary Toebben
David Doemland
Dave Evans
House OKs state redistricting plan on slim 63 62 vote
In Topeka AP Republicans and Democrats battled over a congressional redistricting bill. A GOP defection by Rep. J C Long from Harper switched the tally to 63 yes and 62 no, allowing Democrats to pass a plan that would split southeast Kansas, place Riley and Geary counties in different districts, and pair Pat Roberts and Dick Nichols in one district. Rep. Tom Love had signaled opposition earlier.
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House
Tom Love
Ckansas City
J.C. Long
R-Harper
Bill Reardon
Joan Wagnen
D-Topeka
Love
Long
U.S
Jim Slattery
Kansas
Riley
Geary Counties
Emporia
Pat Roberts
Dodge City
Dick Nichols
McPherson
Slattery
Northeast
IRA blamed in London bombings
A car bomb exploded in London's financial district, following a larger blast that killed two and injured 91. Officials blamed the IRA though no claim of responsibility was made. Warnings using IRA code words preceded each blast, and chaos disrupted traffic and celebrations after John Major's Conservative victory.
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London
Financial District
Irish Republican Army
Scotland Yard
John Major
Labor Party
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