Inside Highlights New OHS grid coach Ron Mann
Ron Mann praised the hustle he saw on Thursday's first day of practice for the new OHS football grid, signaling a hopeful start to the season.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1985
Page
9
Rate Hikes Off But KG&E Glad by Decision on Wolf Creek
The Kansas Corporation Commission rejected KG&Es request for early interim rate increases on the Wolf Creek nuclear plant. Instead, KG&E and partners will maintain a deferred account for construction costs and interest until formal rate decisions are issued, protecting customers from higher charges.
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Bill Vogain
Associated Press
Topeka, Kan
Kansas Corporation Commission Today
Kansas Gas and Electric Co
Wichita
Wolf Creek
Kg&e
Kansas City Power & Light Co
Kansas Electric Power Cooperative Inc
Topeka
Commission
Lyle Koerper
Michael Lennon
Utility Regulatory Board
Koerper
Akg&e
KCC
Earthquake Detected Near Chinese Soviet Border
A 7.5 magnitude quake struck central Asia near the Chinese Soviet border, with center 325 miles east of Tashkent. No damage or injuries reported yet, per USGS spokesman Don Kelly. Weather station notes a 62-degree low and 76-degree high with 1.17 inches of rain, and county forecast calls for storms tonight and clearing Saturday.
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Washington
Central Asia
U.S. Geological Survey
Tashkent
Soviet Central Asia
Kelly
Chile
National Weather Service
Ottawa
British Airways engines ordered for immediate checks after crash
The U P O Manchester explosion on a British Airtours Boeing 737 killed 54 and injured 83. British Airways announced computerized checks on its 737 fleet while U S officials cited a Pratt and Whitney engine safety survey ordered last month after a similar fire. FAA and CAA coordinated safety inquiries as Thatcher visited the disaster site.
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Manchester
England
British Airways
Greece
U.S
Alan Solloway
Britain
Civil Aviation Authority
CAA
Associated Press
British Airtours
U.S. Federal Aviation Administration
Pratt
Missing West German Spy Target Vanishes After Sick Day
West Germany fights a high profile espionage case as Heinz Tiedge, a senior officer, disappears after calling in sick while suspected of shadowing missing individuals tied to East German spying. Kohl warns East Germany and urges stronger counter intelligence amid tense bilateral ties.
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BOMN
West Germany
Constitutional Protection Office
Hans-Gerd Lange
Bonn
Lange
Alexander Prechtel
Kurt Rebmann
Heinz Tiedge
Bild
Hamburg
East Germany
Helmut Kohl
Kohl
East
Cologne Express
Ursula Richter
Reagan Glib At GOP Gathering
President Reagan, back from cancer surgery, addressed about 1,000 California Republicans at a $1,000 plate fundraiser in Los Angeles. He touted realignment, defended Star Wars, urged support for a GOP senator, and urged Republicans to refrain from speaking ill of fellow Republicans. Attendees included Sylvester Stallone, Roy Rogers, Dale Evans, and Fred MacMurray.
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Los Angeles
Reagan
Democratic Party
California
Republican Party
Washington
White House
America
America-first
Century Plaza Hotel
Sylvester Stallone
Roy Rogers
Dale Evans
Fred MacMurray
Senate
Alan Cranston
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