Farm Local and Area Roundup Boost Ottawa University Grid
Ottawa University gains depth as transfers reinforce the roster in a regional farm and community roundup. Wellsville filling station employee story hints at broader local livelihoods, with pages 4, 6, and 7 noting sports, family transfers, and ordinary worker notices across Kansas.
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Ottawa University
Wellsville
Humor fuels serious side of Kansas AG Stephan
Kansas Attorney General Bob Stephan spoke at the Ottawa Rotary Club with a mix of humor and hard talk. He defended tough anti crime plans, criticized plea bargaining, noted a prison reform study, and teased a possible gubernatorial bid while recounting a marijuana raid and feuding with Douglas County Attorney Jerry Harper.
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Bob Burtch
Kansas
Bob Stephan
Bob Dole
Ottawa
Douglas County
Jerry Harper
First National Bank
Stephan
Rotarians
Steve Mudrick
Mary Mudrick
Floyd Coffman
Dorothy Nichols
Jim Allen
Nichols
Topeka
Vern Miller
Sedgwick County
Miller
State Department of Corrections
Posse Comitatus
Lake Cheney
Wisconsin
Ktti-Fm
Dodge City
America
Harper
John Cartin
OU Sweeps Off Welcome Mat For Freshmen
Ottawa University opens campus with orientation events themed Premier 83 and a Wednesday convocation by President Wilbur D. Wheaton at 10 a.m. in the Chapel Auditorium. Freshmen prepare for registration and visits to key offices as OU aims for 400 students this fall and 600 in five years.
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Jay Bemis
Ottawa University
New University
Wilbur D. Wheaton
Wheaton
Wheatons
Dean of Students
Financial Aid
Jim Dodgen
RMH to sign BCBS contract under protest
The RMH Board of Trustees voted five to zero to sign the revised Blue Cross Blue Shield contract, though protesters say it is a one way deal. The agreement must be mailed by Sept 1 after the hospital attorney reviews it, with a protest letter to accompany the signature.
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Bob Bartfcil
Blue Cross
Blue Shield of
Kansas
Ransom Memorial Hospital
RMH Board of Trustees
RMH
Robert Anderson
Kansas Insurance
Fletcher Bell
Dewey Smith
Smith
BCBS
Franklin County
Bill Ransom
al Mettenburg
Scott Corder
Changes In Wolf Creek Design Sought
Kansas Gas and Electric seeks NRC approval to use three transmission lines for Wolf Creek nuclear plant safety, arguing it can operate safely without four. If denied, delays could push spring 1985 production and cost KCP&L about $20.8 million monthly. Don McGinnis and others oppose a fourth line crossing their east-central Kansas property.
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Wichita, Kan
Kansas Gas and Electric Co
Wolf Creek
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
NRC
Bethesda
Kansas City Power & Light Co
Kcp&l
Kansas Gas and Electric
Bob Rives
Wichita
Rantoul
Kan
Don McGinnis
Kansas
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GOP
Vern Chesbro
Wes Wilson
At&t Settlement
Washington
Telephone Workers
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Glenn E. Watts
Communications Workers of America
CWA
At&t
Watts
National Weather Service