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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1977

Page

10

KCC Rejects 1978 Gas Hookup Ban Proposals

The Kansas Corporation Commission rejected two utilities Gas Service Co and Kansas Power and Light Co proposed tariffs to end new natural gas hookups after Jan 1 1978. Citing lack of federal jurisdiction over distribution and speculative penalties the KCC will continue to require new residential and small business hookups as of Jan 1. A hearing may follow and a court challenge could ensue.

Topeka Kan Kansas Corporation Commission Gas Service Co Kansas Power and Light Co Cities Service Gas Co Kansas Federal Power Commission Federal Energy Regulatory Commission KCC G.T. van Bebber State Regulatory Commission 10Th Circuit Court of Appeals Denver FPC Richard Schneider van Bebber KPL Commission Gas Service

Local Chamber Exec To Take Hastings Job

Martin Owens, executive director of the Greater Ottawa Chamber of Commerce, resigns to take a similar post in Hastings Nebraska effective January 1, reporting January 3. Hastings hosts about 23 000 people and a chamber with 500 members. Owens restructured Ottawa Chamber, helped form the Ambassadors Club and the Ottawa Retail Association. The incoming president will form a selection committee to choose a replacement. Community leaders praise Owens for boosting Ottawa’s image and civic life.

Martin Owens Greater Owens Ottawa Lawrence Lawrence Chamber Chamber Kansas Ambassadors Club Ottawa Retail Association Hank Claterbos Gary Jordan Martin Clater

Slight Upturn In Nation's Employment

The unemployment rate edged down from 7.0 percent to 6.9 percent in November, while employment rose by 950,000 to 92.2 million, the largest monthly gain since 1960. Labor force expanded to 99 million as jobless numbers fell slightly, with mixed signals on real improvement.

Washington Labor Department Carter Census Bureau

State Finances In Good Shape

Kansas' revised estimates show fiscal year 1978 receipts at 862.3 million, 31.7 million above prior predictions and 85.8 million over last year. Individual and corporate income taxes drive the gain, with corporate up about 18 percent and individual up over 12 percent. State balances near 150 million but may shrink due to supplemental appropriations and other factors.

Topeka Kan Kansas

Ottawa University fasting day raises funds for Mabee grant

Up to 200 Ottawa University students will fast Tuesday donating their meal money to OU's Mabee Foundation challenge grant. Faculty and community supporters join. water only and rebate meals from OU food service go to the university. Sponsorships may be arranged by calling 242 5200 ext 300. Four Ottawa commissioners travel to San Francisco for National League of Cities convention.

Ottawa University Mabee Foundation Bruce Underwood Food Service Underwood Ottawa San Francisco National League of Cities Vi Reusch Dorothy Nichols Ben Park Fred Zook Robert Mills

Arab Leaders Consider Action Against Egypt at Tripoli Summit

In Tripoli, Libyan leader Khadafy hosts Arab leaders including Arafat and Habash as they weigh a boycott of Egypt over Sadat’s peace overture. Iraq and the PLO back sanctions while Syria hesitates. Saudi and Gulf states unlikely to join due to oil subsidies.

Tripoli Libya Anwar Sadat Israel Egypt Syria Iraq Algeria South Yemen People’s Hall Muammar Khadafy Abdul Mohsen Abu Maizer Palestinian Liberation Organization Khadafy PLO Yasir Arafat Sadat Jerusalem Cairo United States United Nations Hafez Assad Saudi Arabia Persian Gulf Assad Golan Heights Israe

Negotiators weigh Social Security benefits and tax rise

Washington AP reports House and Senate negotiators reopen talks on working elderly, blind, and parents of college students benefits as they seek to curb payroll tax increases. Carter warns extra benefits could cost up to 10 billion by 1983, urging restraint while noting costly shifts in pension limits and other added provisions.

Washington House Senate Carter

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Ottawa Herald Exec Hastings Fred Searls Martin G James Bibb Dick Ryan Bibb Ryan Department of Revenue Legislative Research Department Moammar Khadafy Houari Boumedienne George Habash Revolutionary Command Council Boumedienne Abdelaziz Bouteflika
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