Fambrough Takes On A New Ballgame
Don Fambrough, longtime Kansas football coach, becomes a field representative for Sen. Bob Dole. He will travel Kansas to report back on local conditions, aiming to use 35 years of recruiting experience. Fambrough, 60, will earn 24000 yearly and maintains partial coaching contract pay.
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Kan
Don Fambrough
University of Kansas
Bob Dole
Fambrough
Dole
Kansas
Washington
NCAA
Monte Johnson
Riker
Longview
Texas
University of Texas
Air Force
Colorado
J.W. Sikes
Del
Lawrence High School
KCC Seeks Suspension of KG and E Wholesale Rate Hike
The Kansas Corporation Commission asked the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to suspend KG and E's proposed 4.2 million dollar wholesale rate increase for five months to allow a full review of construction work in progress costs tied to the Wolf Creek nuclear plant. The move targets 22 cities and 25 rural cooperatives, with the plant near Burlington expected to start in May 1985.
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Kan
Kansas Corporation Commission
Kansas Gas and Electric Co
Wolf Creek
ECC
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
Commission
FERC
KCC
Kansas
Kg&e
Kansas Electric Power Cooperative
Kepco
Burlington
CWIP
US Dairy Aid Delays Spark Butter Price Probe
President Reagan faced pressure to sign a bill delaying a second 50-cent dairy assessment as the Agriculture Department tests whether surplus government butter was diluted or adulterated. FDA and USDA probe potential low butterfat levels, foreign contamination, or under or non pasteurized inputs across seven states including Wisconsin Iowa Minnesota Missouri Kentucky Tennessee and South Dakota.
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Reagan
Agriculture Department
U.S
Agriculture
John R. Block
Congress
Dave Lane
Block
Lane
Capitol Hill
Congressional
Kika de la Garza
Texas
House Agriculture Committee
de la Garza
Food and Drug Administration
USDA
FDA
Chicago Tribune
Wisconsin
Iowa
Minnesota
Missouri
Kentucky
Tennessee
South Dakota
Marcos Says Pro Killed Aquino In Philippines
President Marcos accused subversives of hiring a professional killer to assassinate Benigno Aquino Jr at Manila International Airport. Investigators found the nickname Rolly on the killer's underwear matching a ring initial, with authorities unsure of the assassin's full identity. A vast mournful procession, expected Thursday, accompanied Aquino's body as global condemnation grew.
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Philippines
Ferdinand &. Marcos
Benigno S. Aquino, Jr
Manila International
Philippine
Prospero Oliva
Rolly
Rolando
Marcos
Oliva
Olivas
Aquino
China
United States
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