KCC Chief Opposes Time Limit on Rate Cases
Kansas Corporation Commission chairman R C Pete Loux urged a House committee to reject a bill forcing six month decisions on utility rate requests. He noted most cases finish in six to eight months and warned the measure would erase due process safeguards. Southwestern Bell lobbyist backed the bill, saying it would aid planning and align with other states.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Corporation Commission
R.C. “Pete” Loux
House
Ways and Means
Senate
ECC
Loux
Southwestern Bell
Frank Gaines
D-Augusta
Bell
Missouri Commission
Bill Ewing
Commission
Ewing
Brian Moline
KCC
Carlin Gets Negotiations Bill Sent To Governor
The Kansas Senate approved a bill 36 to 4 sending it to Governor John Carlin. The measure expands mandatory negotiation topics in school district talks, adding pay under supplemental contracts, leave, grievance arbitration, contract renewal, professional contract terms, probation, and appraisal procedures. Senator Joe Harder called the bill good despite widespread in-fighting during its passage. The bill stems from a 1979 80 study on impasses, contract ratification, and unit representation.
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Topeka
Kan
John Carlin
Kansas Senate
Sen
Joe Harder
R-Moundridge
Reagan Switch Flips on Moscow Olympic Boycott
Ronald Reagan shifts on boycotting the Moscow Games drawing Bush’s scorn as he campaigns in Pennsylvania. Reagan cites athletes’ freedom to choose while wavering on sanctions, with Carter urging a full boycott and Greece as a proposed relocation. Kennedy trails in Pennsylvania and Anderson calls for new Iran sanctions.
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Associated Press
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United States
George Bush
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Iran
U.S
Moscow
Pennsylvania
World Affairs Council
Philadelphia
Carter
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Washington
Greece
Edward M
Kennedy
California
John B. Anderson
R-Al
Japan
Europe
Colorado ski areas report conditions across Colorado Ski Country USA
Colorado Ski Country USA reports terrain and snow details for major resorts on Tuesday. Many areas are closed for the season such as Arapahoe East Aspen Highlands Eldora and Monarch while others show depths from 68 to 154 inches with varying new snow ranging from 0 to 3 inches. Silver Mountain and Loveland report openings or partial operations with several locations noting packed powder and powder conditions.
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Colorado Ski Country USA
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Arapahoe East
Aspen Highlands
Aspen Mountain
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Snowmass
Berthoud
Breckenridge
Ski Broadmoor
Der
Eldora
Geneva Basin
Hidden Valley
Pike's Peak
Sharktooth
Silver Mountain
San Isabel
Steamboat Springs
Telluride
Vail
Winter Park
Mary Jane
Wolf Creek
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