Chapman Lawyer Hires Hypnotist In Lennon Case
AP reports Mark David Chapman’s attorney has enlisted hypnotism expert Dr Milton Kline to aid an insanity defense. Chapman, 25, is at Bellevue Hospital under 24 hour suicide watch after the fatal shooting of John Lennon.
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Court Rejects Bell Suit in Kansas Rate Case
Southwestern Bell must decide next week whether to appeal after Shawnee County District Court ruled it lacks jurisdiction to block public release of marketing and pricing documents by the Kansas Corporation Commission. Judge Fred S. Jackson delayed the ruling to December 18 to allow further action. The decision cites the 1978 law granting the Court of Appeals exclusive jurisdiction over KCC rate case questions.
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Toll Doubles on Wyandotte Expressway in Kansas
The Kansas Turnpike Authority announces toll increases for the 18th Street Expressway in Wyandotte County. Auto toll rises from 25 to 50 cents, three axle vehicles rise to 75 cents. In effect since Monday, the road’s revenue has lagged as new freeways opened.
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Kansas DOT to Watch Rail Merger in ICC Proceedings
Gov John Carlin announced Kansas will intervene in ICC review of the Union Pacific Missouri Pacific and Western Pacific merger to study impacts on Kansas shippers and rail service. The state seeks no current position but aims to protect essential rail services and competition, with a hearing set for January 6 and comment deadline Monday.
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Peanut Crunch Hits U S Zoos As Peanut Supply Dives
Associated Press reports a nationwide peanut shortage due to the Heat Wave of 1980. Zoos like Woodland Park Seattle fear impacts on elephants and apes while concession stands worry over feeding limits for visitors. Zoo staff seek alternatives such as bananas, raisins, and other nuts as imports rise and prices soar.
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