KEPCO to buy 6 percent Wolf Creek stake in Kansas plant
KEPCO, a group of 25 Kansas electric cooperatives, nears finalizing an $80 to $85 million payment to acquire 6 percent of the Wolf Creek nuclear plant near Burlington. The deal, backed by a $200 million REA loan guarantee, would settle construction costs and lock KEPCo into long term power purchases from the plant and KEPCo for about 40 years. The signing, expected by year end, faces regulatory steps and a December 31 deadline tied to a temporary law.
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Topeka
Kan
Para
Wolf Creek
Kansas Electric Power Cooperative Inc
Charles Ross
KEPCO
Co-Op
Ross
Burlington
Kansas
Rural Electrification Administration
Kansas Gas and Electric Co
Wichita
Kansas City Power and Light Co
Federal Financing Bank
Butt
Rogs
Dot
REA
Kansas Corporation Commission
Otber Co-Opa
Kg&e
KCPL
Workshops Replace Jail For Shoplifters
Kansas City in a new approach to reduce theft. Shoplifters convicted are sent to the Program for the Encouragement of Responsible Thinking, a workshop from University of Minnesota program founder Jeff Gottlieb. Sessions on Saturdays include role play films and discussions with two consultants. Participants arrive on time to learn responsibility and choices.
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Kansas City
Kan
Jeff Gottlieb
University of Minnesota
Gabriell Bear
Bear
Gottlieb
Auto Ad Boom Masks Auto Industry Woes
New York AP reports over 210000 American auto workers on indefinite layoff while Chrysler and GM push heavy TV ads. Despite a $856.4 million 1980 TV budget up 50 percent, industry losses persist as automakers bet on NFL playoff spots and big game commercials to drive sales amid a 22 year low in car sales.
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New York
Ricardo Montalban
Chryslers
General Motors
U.S
Ford
Chrysler
Chevrolet
Datsun
Subaru
AMC
Bob Blackmore
NBC
Cadillac
Mercedes
Oldsmobile
Lee Miskowski
Lee Taccoca
Bill Tenebruse
Kenyon & Eckhart
All-Time Wheat Harvest Forecast For Kansas 1982
Kansas crop officials project a 440.20 million bushel wheat harvest for 1982 based on Dec. 1 conditions. The yield is put at 31 bushels per acre on 14.2 million seeded acres, the largest since 1953, with moisture improving stands and pasture benefits, though final output depends on winter weather, insects, and hail.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
M. E. Johnson
Johnson
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