Excess power may be available for 1980s sales
The Nebraska Municipal Power Pool projects excess power from Lincoln, Grand Island, and Hastings in the early to mid-1980s. Grand Island expects a new 100 mw plant by 1981 with about 70 mw of excess capacity then, declining to 10 mw by 1986. Hastings plans a 54–80 mw plant with a $75 million cap, while LES foresees 1981–83 excess power. The board delayed action on a formal commitment and on hiring outside experts to review NPPD rate hikes.
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Nebraska Municipal Power Pool
NMPP
Lincoln
Grand Island
Hastings
Bill Welton
Power Pool Board
Hastings Board of Public Works
Walt Canney
Lincoln Electric System
LES
Ahlschwede
Nebraska Public Power District
NPPD
Welton
Canney
Steve Wacker
Power
Wanek’s
Waneks
Boston
Woodards
Wanek
Eureka Cannister
Zenith
Panasonic
Vaneks
Suspension set for Burhoop real estate license in Nebraska
The Nebraska Real Estate Commission ordered a one year suspension of David J. Burhoop of Lincoln and Burhoop Realty starting June 10 after he pleaded no contest to making a false statement to obtain unemployment benefits. Also sanctioned were Walter T. Caffrey for improper trust account use and Town & Country Realty and William D. Neater for license-law violations. Donald W. Fischer’s license was revoked for misappropriating grain sale funds. Herbert Pick’s license was suspended six months with three months probation. Richard H. Grubaugh and Marvin Grubaugh received suspensions for one year and 60 days respectively.
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David J. Burhoop
Lincoln
Burhoop Realty
Nebraska Real Estate Commission
Burhoop
Lancaster County
Walter T. Caffrey
Columbus
Town & Country Realty of
Columbus Inc
William D. Neater
Donald W. Fischer
Grand Island
Fischer
Herbert Pick
Norfolk
Pick
Richard H. Grubaugh
David City
Marvin Grubaugh
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Lincoln, Neb. Journal
Earl Ahlschwede
Crete
Nebraska