Heating oil costs rise predicted for this winter
Experts say heating a home with oil will cost more this winter despite lower thermostats. Prices have risen nationwide with increases in Massachusetts Michigan Washington and Florida. Officials report higher per gallon costs and larger annual heating bills due to foreign crude and energy policies.
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Europe Angers Kissinger With Critique Of Policy
British officials vent privately at Kissinger over his criticism of European behavior during the October Arab Israeli war. They accuse him of a unilateral approach, warn against a new Atlantic Charter, and argue the U S stance risks oil supplies and Western unity while failing to urge Israel to withdraw from 1967 occupied lands.
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Heat Damage Settlements at Kansas University Dorm
Heat damage claims from Thanksgiving at Corbin Residence Hall on the 4th Floor South may be settled soon. Housing director J. J. Wilson said claims will be audited and processed, with Lisa Ferguson collecting forms. Up to 36 residents affected, initial estimates suggested possible $1,200 total. culprit identity kept private as officials treat the incident as accidental.
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Man Fails to Appear for Court Sentencing in Douglas County
A bench warrant was issued for John William Thomas after he failed to appear for sentencing in a misdemeanor case in Douglas County Court. His $2,500 bond was forfeited. Thomas pled guilty to petty theft involving damaged coin machines and tools. Judge Mike Elwell sentenced him to one year in jail and a $300 fine despite his absence. Phippen, 32, Wakarusa, was sentenced to six months in jail and a $200 fine after pleading no contest to petty theft.
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