Ottawa gridders patience in KCAC rule tests
Ottawa University football players face pressure as KCAC rule tests probe eligibility and conduct. The story highlights coach and team responses as officials review eligibility standards and impacts on the season.
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KCAC
Ottawa University
Handicapped Parking Rules Explained by Local Officials
Franklin County residents and others may qualify for handicapped license plates or placards under broader criteria than visible disability. Temporary conditions count, and a new ID card helps police verify rightful use. Abuses prompt stiffer penalties and clearer definitions. violations can carry up to 500 dollars and possible jail time.
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Melissa Bauman
Franklin County
Marilyn Talbott
Ken Clark
State Division of Motor Vehicles Public Information Officer
Talbott
Clark
State Division of Motor Vehicles
Ottawa
South Main
Municipal Auditorium
Department of Public Safety
Oren Skiles
Peace Iga
Wal-Mart
Skiles
DPS
Watchdog claims on nuclear safety disputed by industry
Washington report says watchdog Critical Mass labeled 1985 the worst year for nuclear safety, but industry officials led by Ed Davis and Don Winston rebut the analysis. They cite zero fatalities and zero major injuries in 1985, noting safety improvements since 1979 and full public reporting of deviations.
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Washington
Three Mile Island
Ed Davis
American Nuclear Energy Council
Ralph Nader
Critical Mass
Don Winston
The
Atomic Industrial Forum
Critical Mass Analysis
Nader
Wolf Creek Sets First-Year Nuclear Power Record
Wolf Creek nuclear plant near Burlington, Kansas, sets a new first-year power record by surpassing 8.699 billion kilowatt hours. The Atomic Industrial Forum notes the figure will rise as the year ends on Sept 3, exceeding Diablo Canyon’s 8.475 billion kWh and Callaway’s earlier record.
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Kansas City, Mo
Wolf Creek
Burlington
Atomic Industrial Forum
Bethesda
Pacific Gas and Electric Co
Diablo Canyon
San Luis Obispo
Calif
Diablo
Callaway
Fulton
Feds Probe Latest Rip-off
Washington AP Pentagon auditors accuse Lockheed Corp of inflating a 7.8 billion Air Force C-5B contract by up to 500 million. Air Force may seek price adjustment. Lockheed denies misconduct and will contest. Union wage concessions and two tier pay cited as factors.
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Washington
Pentagon
Lockheed Corp
Air Force
Lockheed
David Crowther
Lockheed-Georgia Co
Marietta, Ga
Air
Defense Contract Audit Agency
AMA Warns Of Cancer On Farm
Kansas farmers exposed to herbicides more than 20 days a year face a higher cancer risk, with non-Hodgkin's lymphoma eight times more likely among growers who mixed or applied herbicides. The study by NCI, KU, and Kansas State examines 1,372 Kansas men from 1976 to 1982. The Wichita Eagle Beacon reports the findings ahead of JAMA publication.
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Wichita, Kan
Kansas
Wichita Eagle Beacon
Journal of the American Medical Association
National Cancer Institute
University of Kansas
Kansas State University
University of Kansas’ Cancer Data Service
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