Ottawa University fights financial strain with resolve
In Ottawa University coverage, local athletics see top seed Kansas City 199 use long ball to beat Ottawa in a Legion showdown. The edition also previews state politics and broader regional notes across pages 3 to 10.
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Kansas City
Ottawa
Power Looms For City As Ottawa weighs long term power deal
Ottawa faces Aug 16 deadline to join KMEA in a long term BPA Nearman No 1 power contract with Kansas City Kansas Board of Public Utilities. City aimed for 12 MW, may pay up to 88.80 per KW yearly under BPA plan, with potential savings versus current KCP&L and local fuel costs. Town lines up 161 kV interconnection, transformer adds, and easement work as it weighs 15 year agreements and possible 27 million bond funding.
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Bob Burtch
Ottawa
Kansas Municipal Energy Agency
Kansas Cities
KMEA
Kansas City
Kan
Board of Public Utilities
Jack Davis
George Marshall
Kansas City Power & Light Co
Bladwin
Garnett
Osawatomie
Kansas Gas & Electric Co
BPA
Nearman
Davis
EMBER
BPU
Wheeling
Kcp&l
Kg&e& Distribution
EMEA
Kg&e
B.J. Kirkwood
A.C. Kirkwood & Associates
Dave Watkins
Kirkwood
Commission
Watkins
Watkin
Nearman No. 1
Kansas
Nearman No. 2
Beiruts Bloodiest Day As Israel Expands Beirut Drive
Lebanese police report at least 250 civilians killed and 670 wounded as Israeli jets guns and artillery push on three fronts around the PLO enclave in west Beirut. Reagan pressures for cease fire while Begin vows continued operation to drive out the PLO amid shortages in Moslem districts.
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Associated Press
West Beirut
PLO
Israel
Reagan
Palestine Liberation Organization
Yasser Arafat
Tel Aviv
Beirut
Menachem Begin
Washington
White House
Mixed Economic News Signals Slower Food Price Rise
Consumer food costs may be rising at a slower pace as supply grows and gasoline stocks build. Sears Roebuck and Co along with other big retailers reported sluggish July sales despite tax cuts and Social Security boosts. The Agriculture Department still sees food prices rising 6 percent this year, down from last year’s 74 percent surge. A federal appeals court ordered airbags or automatic seat belts on all U.S. cars, including imports, by fall 1983. Domestic automakers reported July sales down 8.3 percent in the last ten days versus a year earlier.
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Lorraine Cichowski
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Washington
United States
Scout van crash injures Ottawa youths in Cimarron County
Ottawa area Scouts bound for Phitmant Scout Ranch suffered a rollover near Boise City Oklahoma. One boy remained unconscious others hospitalized in serious to critical condition with swift aid and multiple rescues reported.
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Diane Yermans
City
Okla
Ottawa
Here
Don Simms
Robert Simms
Pat Miller
Tony Miller
Northwest Texas Hospital
Amarillo
Icu
Richie Hambleton
Richard Hambleton
St. Anthony Hospital
Reader Rich Stephenson
Jack Stephenson
Cottonwood
Cimarron Memorial Hospital
Boise City
Stephenson
Miller
Bob Simms
Charles W. Simms
Willow
Tim Sullivan
Greg Gilroy
Maple
Paul Harris
Alvin Berry
Princeton
Jim Staley
Dave Staley
Chris Raby
Jim Raby
Rickie Green
Clyde Green
Mike Rabey
Ottawa National Guard
Raley
Raby
Green
Boise
Simms
Don
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Topeka
National Weather Service
Fort Riley
Dodge City
Belleville
The
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