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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1984

Page

6

KPL Stays Stable Rates as Wolf Creek Bill Moves

Kansas Power & Light seeks a 34 year rate freeze to avoid Wolf Creek bill scrutiny. KCC staff favor keeping $18.5 million of the 1983 increase temporary, with refunds possible, while noting excess capacity and future review in 1987. KPL cites improved earnings from Gas Service Co. acquisition and weather, aiming to reduce risk and preserve customer trust.

Dale Goter Kansas Harris News Service Topeka Hns Kansas Power & Light KPL Kansas Corporation Commission KCC Wolf Creek Don Lowe KCC Utilities Lowe Hudson Jeffrey Energy Center Kansas Gas & Electric Kansas City Power and Light Low

Mixed views on fire resistant fuel additive after jetliner crash

A Boeing 720 carrying 73 people crashed at Edwards Air Force Base in the Mojave Desert, igniting a massive fire that later subsided. FAA officials said the additive extinguished the initial blaze but failed to stop a later cabin fire. NASA TV audio indicated ongoing trouble suppressing the fire. The test, costing 11.8 million, aimed to prove anti misting kerosene while evaluating new safety features and recorders.

Edwards Air Force Base Calif Mojave Desert FAA National Aeronautics and Space Administration Donald Engen Engen Tom Tripp Air Transport Association U.S

FDA Endorses New Hearing Aid

The FDA approved a surgically implanted cochlear device for totally deaf adults. Kristen Cloud, 22, credited the implant with saving her life by letting her hear a siren. The device, manufactured by 3M, costs about 5,000 dollars plus 6,000 dollars for surgery and therapy, with potential beneficiaries estimated between 60,000 and 200,000 Americans.

Washington Food and Drug Administration Mark Novitch Agency FDA Kristen Cloud Northridge Calif St. Paul Minn William House House Ear Institute Los Angeles House

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