Inside Highlights Local Schools announce new lunch aid rules
Page 3 reports income eligibility guidelines for free lunches at local schools. Page 4 notes OHS wrestling to debut in 5-A regional, exploring unfamiliarity as possible advantage. Page 6 covers Senate action moving to curb Kansas Corporation Commission authority.
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Kansas House Approves Latest GOP Spending Lid
The Kansas House passed a state spending lid 113 to 8 with broad Democratic support and sent the measure to the Senate. Gov. John Carlin has endorsed the concept but criticized bill specifics. The measure would trim 1.3 million from Carlin’s supplemental appropriations and set a minimum ending balance for the current year at 11.7 percent of projected expenditures.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Senate
John Carlin
House
Fred Weaver
D-Baxter Springs
Carlin
Weaver
Marvin Barkis
Paola
George Dean
James Holderman
Wichita
Lee Hamm
Pratt
John Maloney
Hutchinson
Vic Miller
Jack Shriver
David Heinemann
Garden City
Mike Meacham
Ralph Bussman
Mound Valley
Bill Wisdom
Kansas City
Keith Farrar
R-Hugoton
Farrar
Shriver
House Ways and Means
Mike Hayden
Power Plant Switch Forcing Diesel Use Narrows Impact
Ottawa electric customers avoided large bills as the municipal plant shifted from natural gas to diesel during a snap cold spell. Gas curtailment lasted about 24 hours. fuel costs are spread via a three month fuel adjustment factor. The city has a 45 day diesel stockpile and a contract with Gas Service Company that triggers the switch when gas supply cannot meet demand.
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George B. Pyle
Ottawa Electric
Municipal Power Plant
Ottawa Municipal Power Utility
Jack Davis
City Utilities
Pete Smith
Smith
City
Gas Service
Cities Service Gas Company
Kansas City Power and Light
Charitable Carter Aide Sparks Federal Funds Controversy
An outgoing Carter aide handed $4 million in federal money to four charities to aid poor families with heating bills. The Reagan administration seeks repayment while one recipient, the National Conference of Catholic Charities, says it has distributed a third and sees no reason to return the rest. The money came from a settlement with oil companies and was given on January 19, with four groups receiving equal sums for nationwide distribution.
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Reagan Administration
National Conference of Catholic Charities
Energy Department
Paul Bloom
Energy
James B. Edwards
Bloom
Edwards
Phil Keif
National Conference of Churches
Council of Jewish Federations
Salvation Army
Perot Wins Bid Against Iran In Hostage Funds Case
Texas computer magnate H Ross Perot gains a temporary injunction blocking transfer of 20 million dollars to Iran in a breach of contract suit. U S District Judge Robert W Porter calls Carter’s unfreezing of assets an unwarranted intrusion. EDS claims Iran defaulted on a contract to computerize Iran’s health welfare and social security records. An appeal is pending in the 5th U S Circuit.
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Texas
H. Ross Perot
Iran
Carter
U.S
Robert W. Porter
Porter
Perot
Justice Department
Electronic Data Systems Corp
EDS
Government of
5Th
U.S. Circuit of Appeals
Marine Midland Bank
New York
Quenemo braces for possible motorcycle rally aftermath
Blockaded Quenemo Kansas prepares road closures and entry checks as officials, led by Governor Carlin's proclamation, shield the 400 resident town from a feared repeat of last June's bloody Friday the 13th rally. Local saloon owner questions the measures while National Guard drills boost readiness within an hour of Quenemo.
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Kan
Kansas
Bill Mair
John Carlin
Muir
Carlin
Sam Watts
Watts
Sam
Allen
Bill Hoch
David Hornbaker
Highway Patrol
Hoch
State Adjutant’s Office
127Th Battalion
69Th Brigade
Kansas’ National Guard
Ottawa
Paola
Garnett
Burlington
Pleasanton
Topeka
NASA warned rockets may deflect asteroids to avert extinction
NASA advisory group urges a Spacewatch project to detect near earth objects with a large telescope and later expand to smaller bodies. A spacecraft with a hydrogen bomb could alter a threatening asteroid’s path, though current funding is limited and scientists seek a modest start of 3 to 4 million dollars.
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Earth
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Advisory Council
NASA
Spacewatch
Nobel
Luis Alvarez
Devan French
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Dave Kaup
Carter Aide
United States
State Department
Thomas W. Luce
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