Kansas OKs 32.3 Million Refund Plan for Bell Customers
The Kansas Corporation Commission tentatively approved Southwestern Bell Telephone Co to refund 32.3 million dollars to about 800000 residential and business customers. The plan covers five weeks of free local service plus credits on intrastate long distance and a separate payment to long distance companies. Refunds vary by monthly rate and may be applied to other bill items if needed.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Corporation Commission
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Kansas
KCC
Commission
Southwestern Bell
Bell
David Nichols
Ottawa
Chicago hosts first pun loving dinner by Save the Pun Foundation
About 60 guests attend a Chicago area dinner at Schulten's Restaurant & Saloon for the International Save the Pun Foundation. The Toronto group promotes punning as a hobby, with speakers like Harvey C. Gordon and jokes about capital cities and Lenin's Tomb. Crosbie regrets missing the event and suggests September dinners.
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International Save the Pun Foundation
Schulten
Foundation
John S. Crosbie
Crosbie
Steven Adams
Ann S. Thesia
Mr. Darry] Lid
Connie Sewer
Joyce Heitler
Chicago
Harvey C. Gordon
Gordon
Europe
Paris
Moscow
Lenin
Massachusetts law aims to cover bare buttocks in public
Boston legislators debate a cheeky bill to require clothing over the buttocks in public to shield citizens from psychological trauma. Supporters cite a 10 year old incident. opponents call it ludicrous as reforms stall in committee.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Marie Parente
George Bachrach
Watertown
Edward Burke
Senate
Burke
Framingham
Judiciary Committee
Parente
Milford
Jean Farrer
CIA Agent Fleeing to Moscow Receives Soviet Asylum
Izvestia reports Edward Lee Howard, a former CIA agent charged with supplying U.S. secrets to Soviet agents, has been granted the right to live in the U.S.S.R. for political reasons. Howard, 34, last worked for the CIA in 1983 and was alleged to have sought a post at the U.S. Embassy in Moscow.
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Moscow
U.S
Soviet Union
Izvestia
Edward Lee Howard
U.S.S.R
CIA
Howard
FBI
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Austria
Administration
Finland
Los Angeles Times
Washington Post
Special Services
United States
Tzvestin
Presidium
U.S.S
Newpaper
John Smith
Stock Market Turns Upward
The Dow Jones rose 11.25 to 1,790.78 by noontime as gainers led losers 7 to 5 on the NYSE. Transco Energy climbed 1 percent to 45 1/2 amid takeover speculation, with Zayre up sharply and blue chips IBM and McDonald’s contributing to the gain. NYSE composite added .50 to 136.69. AMEX index up .39 to 263.55. volume reached 60.53 million shares.
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New York
Wall Street
Transco Energy
Zayre
Sears Roebuck
J.C. Penney
Kmart
Federated Department Stores
Dow Jones
McDonald’s
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
Sutton's New Diamonds and Bridal Rentals Highlight Local Ads
Local notices promote Sutton's new diamond pendant at 69 dollars and new stylists at A Cut Above on Main. See Cloud Nine Bridal for rental dresses, Eagles Lodge hosts a Hawaiian Luau, antique and garden tractor pulls at Franklin Co Fairgrounds, Larry Raley joins Hairport, co ed softball tourney details, Pomona UMC ice cream supper, Litwin's sales on blazers slacks and purses.
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Cloud Nine Bridal
Death notices and police reports in Ottawa area
Deaths include Earl J. Bond 74 of Ottawa with service details and survivors listed. Harold W. Bruner, formerly of Ottawa, noted as deceased in Lynden Washington. Various hospital notes, dismissals, and local arrests from the Ottawa region. Reports include theft of a go cart, probation revocation, and local notices of criminal proceedings and a golf ball theft at Ottawa Country Club.
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Earl J. Bond
East 4Th St
Ottawa
Kansas
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Dengel & Son
William Weber
Greenwood Cemetery
Bond
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Summerville
Sharon K. Baker
Blackwell
Oklo
C.O.F. Services
City of Ottawa
Seventh Day Adventist Church of Ottawa
Victor
Gregory Bishop
Stephen Bishop
Washington
Myrtle Rice
St. Louis
Harold W. Bruner
Lynden
Wash
Bruner
Ottawa High School
Beth
John Bruner
Everson
Stan Bruner
Wasilla
Alaska
Craig Bruner
Joan Pederson
Mt. Vernon
Margaret Abbott
City, Wash
David L. Evans
Maple
Evans
Mark E. Moore
Lawrence
Moore
Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
Ronald E. Webb
Cook
N. Main
Webb
Ottawa Country Club
Teen Problems Discussed In Calvary Baptist Program
A Calvary Baptist Church program at 7 30 tonight addresses death by suicide drugs and alcohol among teens with main speaker Jerry Johnston of Overland Park. The Central Heights USC 288 school board meets 7 p.m. Monday for a public hearing on its proposed budget, with the regular meeting to follow, earlier than usual to meet state deadlines.
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Calvary Baptist Church
W. 7Th
Jerry Johnston
Overland Park
Central Heights U.S.C
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Ad Briefs
Franklin Co. Fairgrounds
Larry Raley
Hair Designers of
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Hairport
Sat
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Pomona United Methodist Church
Litwin’s
W. 2Nd
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Penge Son
Methcny
Hickory
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Melvern Rfd
Clifford Stipp
E. Logan
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
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Wichita
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Tucker
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Talley) Burgess
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