Ottawa University breach ruling ends former faculty suit
Ottawa University wins a breach of contract case against a former faculty member as the jury rules in favor of the university. The decision is reported on Page 3 of Inside Highlights.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1982
Page
10
Ottawa University wins a breach of contract case against a former faculty member as the jury rules in favor of the university. The decision is reported on Page 3 of Inside Highlights.
Ottawa city officials attended the National League of Cities gathering in Detroit and Los Angeles to discuss New Federalism and local governance shifts. Mayor Sherwin Snyder highlighted the trend of states and counties taking over federal programs, with Reagan supporting ongoing revenue sharing.
Gov. John Carlin unveiled a plan to stop natural gas shutoffs for nonpayment and push for reconnection of thousands of disconnected homes. The Kansas Corporation Commission would issue an emergency policy within 10 days to prohibit disconnections and set uniform reconnection terms amid a severe energy cost crisis this winter.
Kansas power planners anticipate Wolf Creek will deliver 1150 megawatts by mid 1985 as demand climbs. KG&E official Lyle Koerper outlined progress to Ottawa Kiwanis Club and warned of potential electricity shortages by decade’s end if capacity falls below 5.1 percent. The Burlington site near Coffey County costs 2.3 to 2.5 billion dollars with a 5000 acre cooling reservoir and John Redmond Lake in reserve.
WHEATON Ill. AP A man linked to Tylenol poisonings Kevin Masterson posted bond in an unrelated case and left DuPage County Jail a free man after two hours Cooperated fully with investigators but declined a lie detector test. His attorney David Schippers said he hopes the man will be publicly cleared of any Tylenol involvement as seven Chicago area people died from cyanide laced capsules in late September.
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