Canal Treaty Fate Hinges On Senate Vote
In Washington the Senate nears a pivotal vote on the second Panama Canal treaty amid fear over a DeConcini amendment allowing U S intervention to keep the canal open. Opponents claim 39 votes against, while supporters anticipate passage after tense negotiations and warnings from Panama over sovereignty.
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Cattlemen weigh impact of higher ground beef prices
Livestock consultant Glen Allen warned Kansas City directors that a 20 cent rise in ground beef could trigger consumer resistance and curb cattle industry expansion. He noted current hamburger prices around 1.10 dollars per pound and said buyers may not bear steep increases, predicting limited full participation in broader economic growth.
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Kansas AG limits KCC role in Wolf Creek sale
Kansas Attorney General Curt Schneider said the Kansas Corporation Commission only has jurisdiction over the Wolf Creek generating capacity sale if it affects Kansas ratepayers or impairs public safety and convenience. The opinion, sought by Rep. Don Mainey, states the Commission has no further authority once it is clear the sale does not impact ratepayers and adequate reserve capacity remains.
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Baseball Scoreboard Friday and Saturday results and Sunday slate
The scoreboard lists Friday games with Toronto routing Detroit and Baltimore, Minnesota beating Seattle, and Milwaukee topping Kansas City while Cleveland edged Oakland. Saturday schedules feature Rozema and Underwood matchups, plus multiple interleague and league games. Sunday plans include Seattle at Minnesota and Milwaukee at Baltimore among others, with notable backstop results across the circuit.
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Ireland Peace Leaders Step Down From Peace People
Peace activists Betty Williams and Mairead Corrigan, Nobel laureates, quit leadership of Peace People the movement they founded in 1976, to allow new driving seats while continuing executive roles. Kiernan McKeown, the third member, will also step down in six months to focus on Third World projects.
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Peace People Executive
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Indians place Pat Dobson on waivers for release
Pitcher Pat Dobson, 36, on waivers by the Cleveland Indians due to a lingering lower back ailment. He has been on the disabled list at Portland, with about two years left on a $120000-per-year contract, and posted a 122-129 career record before a 3-12 season with a 6.16 ERA last year.
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