Western Kansas Ice No More as New Slippery Dilemma Emerges
Inside Highlights notes a shift from ice and snow to a new slippery dilemma for the highway department and motorists in Western Kansas. The piece references dangers and adjustments affecting travel, with mentions of serveral local teams’ weekend outcomes across pages 4 and 6.
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Highway Department
Kansas
Ottawa set to consider water and power rate increases
Ottawa officials plan a 9:35 a.m. Wednesday special meeting where B J Kirkwood will present a plan for raises in water and electric rates to cover rising costs. The proposal would lift average bills by about $3 monthly per utility, with electric rates up 5 percent and water up 20 percent, while sewage remains unchanged.
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Kristy Cannon
City Commission
B.J. Kirkwood
A.C. Kirkwood
Kirkwood
Cannon
Ottawa
Commission
Los
Salina approves master Kansas water plan for local needs
The 16 member Kansas Water Authority approved the first master water plan in over 20 years. Drafters want state policy guidance, and the plan will go to Gov. Carlin and the Legislature for action. It proposes 12 basin groups, new reservoirs, Dakota Aquifer use, water reclamation and robust conservation with reliable supply estimates.
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Salina
Kan
Kansas Water Office
The
Kansas Water Authority
John Carlin
Phillip Martin
Ogallala
Kansas
Dakota
Reagan Eyes Pentagon Freeze as Budget Cuts Grow
President Reagan shifts focus to the Pentagon after approving nearly 34 billion in domestic cuts. Budget Director Stockman drafts a plan to freeze most military spending at current levels, potentially saving about 8 billion next year while preserving major weapons programs such as the MX missile.
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Washington
Reagan
Pentagon
David A. Stockman
U.S
Soviet Union
Stockman
Hijacking ordeal ends as security men rescue Kuwait Airways crew
Iranian security disguised as garbage collectors freed seven hostages and four Arab hijackers from a Kuwait Airways jet in Tehran after a six day siege. Two American aid workers were killed earlier. The seized passengers endured beatings and threats while the hijackers demanded false CIA confessions. The report also notes weather observations from Ottawa and county forecast details.
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Iran
Islamic Republic
Neil Beeston
British Broadcasting Corp
U.S. Agency For International Development
IRNA
John Costa
Costa
New York
The
CIA
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Ottawa City Commission
United Way
Franklin County
Otis Mumaw
Kansas City
Ottawa University
Mumaw
Wes Wilson
Joseph Panossian
Associated Press
Kuwaiti Airways
Tehran
Iana
Kuwait Airways
Dubai
Kuwait
Karachi
Pakistan
National Weather Service
Ottawa Water Plant