CFCA Faces Emissions Game as Opacity Rules Tighten
Howard Saiger of the state air quality division says CFCA’s smaller stack test reduces weight within limits but fails to meet the stricter 40 percent opacity standard. Yellow nitrogen dioxide emissions from six smaller stacks are controlled but periodic downtime and catalyst changes cause brief flareups. state and CFCA set revised timelines through 1975 for full compliance.
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Howard Saiger
State Environmental Health Division
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CFCA
State Health Department
Opposition Grows To Docking Plan In Kansas
Gov. Robert Docking faces mounting opposition to his keystone extension of the corporate disallowance tax as Kansas Savings and Loan League officials warn of higher mortgage costs. The debate comes as committees advance studies on a state resort complex and expansion of the park system, while campers urge focus on camping needs over resort funding.
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Robert Docking
Keystone
Kansas
Kansas Savings and Loan League
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House Assessment and Taxation Committee
James Turner
Savings and Loan League
House Conservation and Natural Resources Committee
Kansas House
State Park Authority
Melvern
Clinton
Osage County
Army Corps of Engineers
Clinton Reservoir
Douglas
Shawnee
Kansas Campers Association
Donald Pomeroy
Pomeroy
Campers Association
IFC to Acquaint Possible KU Students Orientation
The Interfraternity Council at Kansas University will sponsor an orientation meeting Saturday at 2 p.m. in Woodruff Auditorium, Kansas Union. Prospective KU students from the state and area are expected to attend. a KU film will be shown and Jim Brooks, assistant dean of men, will speak.
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Baker Day Weekend Planned at Baker University
Baker University hosts its annual Baker Day Weekend on February 17 18 inviting high school juniors seniors and junior college students to tour campus meet Baker students and talk with professors. Guest speaker Jerry Mays ex Chiefs player and Baker trustee opens the event with convocation. Saturday features a Heart of America Conference game Baker Wildcats versus College of Emporia Presbies followed by a Johnny Rivers concert. Sunday includes President James Edward Doty at First United Methodist Church plus dinners at Greek houses and dorms.
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First United Methodist Church
Kansas
Beebe Charges Dismissed as Federal Case Planned
Douglas County Court dismissed grand theft and related counts against Robert Eugene Beebe 21 of 1144 Louisiana Avenue. Prosecutors indicated other charges will be filed in federal court after his January arrest by Lawrence police for taking a check from a mailbox and attempting to cash the stolen item.
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Robert Eugene Beebe
Beebe
Lawrence
Thomas Proposes Evening Parking Options at Kansas Union
Kansas University traffic chief Mike Thomas offered several late day parking tips for union patrons. He advised using the 13th and Oread Zone R and the Mississippi Street Zone X lots after 3:30 p.m. on weekdays and weekends without permits, noting improved lighting and a heated tunnel linking Zone X to the Union. Additional spaces exist after 5:30 p.m. in Zone T by Danforth Chapel Fraser Hall and Blake Hall. Park only in marked stalls.
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Mike Thomas
Kansas University
Thomas
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Jayhawk Boulevard
Danforth Chapel
Fraser Hall
Blake Hall
12th Candidate Enters Race For Eudora Board
Lysle Holloway filed Thursday joining 12 hopefuls for the Eudora Board of Education. His bid for position six triggers a March 6 primary to select two contenders for the April 3 general election. Holloway, 40, an office manager, lives in Eudora 10 years with his wife and three children in local schools.
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Lysle Holloway
Eudora Board of Education
Holloway
Lawrence Launderers and Dry Cleaners
Oskaloosa Man Seeks New Term
Incumbent school board member Arthur Newell 48 seeks re election to position five on the Oskaloosa Board of Education. A farmer and lifelong resident, he runs unopposed and aims to serve the district with no major campaign issues foreseen. He is married with two daughters and holds roles with the Oskaloosa Methodist Church council, Atchison Grain Co. board, and the National Farmers Organization.
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Arthur Newell
Oskaloosa Board of Education
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Atchison Grain Co
National Farmers Organization
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National News Council
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American Press Institute
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International Press Institute
William Allen White Day honors Barry Bingham Sr.
William Allen White Day events open tonight with a reception at Edward Bassett's home ahead of a Saturday awards luncheon in the Kansas Union. Barry Bingham Sr. will receive the national journalistic merit medallion, with a Kansas editor also earning a state award.
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Kansas University
Barry Bingham Sr
Courier-Journal
Louisville Times
Kansas
Big Eight
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Kansas Union
Foundation
Kansas Room
Sigma Delta Chi
Journalism Society
National American Legion Press Assn
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