Inside Highlights Ottawa coach embraces college scene
Ottawa sports briefly notes a football coach who has grown fond of the college game. The piece highlights his evolving view and rapport with college athletics, suggesting cross level interest and potential approaches for the program.
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Ottawa
Legislators urge NRC probe before Wolf Creek licensing
A letter signed by 101 of Kansas Legislature asks NRC chairman Palladino to complete all safety investigations before Wolf Creek nuclear plant licensing. Signers warn open inquiries could delay startup and raise costs for the Burlington plant, Kansas first nuclear facility, costing about 2.9 billion dollars.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Federal Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Wolf Creek
NRC
Jerry Coonrod
Kansas Gas and Electric Co
Wichita
Burlington
Nunzio Palladino
House
Marvin Barkis
D-Louisburg
Robert H. Miller
R-Wellington
Federal and State Affairs Committee
David Heinemann
Garden City
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
Gus Bogina
Lenexa
NBC
Miller
Palladino
John Carlin
Robert T. Stephan
Kansas Corporation Commission
New Postal Rates Go Into Effect This Sunday
Postmaster says first class stamps jump from 20 to 22 cents and that two-cent stamps are selling fast. Officials note offices close Monday for Presidents Day while rates for presorted, carrier route, and other services rise between 8 and 15 percent. Ottawa Weather Station logs a 15 degree low and 38 degree high with a fair, warming county forecast.
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Dave McBride
McBride
Express
Farm gloom echoes through Atchison hearing on debt crisis
Federal Reserve economist Mark Drabenstott told a congressional panel that U.S. agriculture faces the deepest stress since the Depression and could worsen this winter and next spring. The Atchison session highlighted farm credit strains, with Gov. John Carlin and Rep. Jim Slattery among speakers as producers described mounting debt and rising costs.
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Mark Drabenstott
Fed
Kansas City
Drabenstott
U.S. House Budget Committee
American Legion Hall
Atchison
Kansas
John Carlin
National Governors Association
Missouri River
Jim Slattery
D-Kan
Kay Bloodgood
Valley Falls
Kan
Harold
Prices Start 85 Off Encouragingly
Washington AP reports wholesale prices stayed flat in January, energy costs dropping 2.4 percent and gas and heating oil falling sharply. The overall index marked its third no-change month in five, with economists predicting a modest 2 percent rise for 1985 amid weak oil prices and a strong dollar. Gasoline is 6.7 percent cheaper than a year ago.
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Washington
Shootout Ends Kansas Crime Rampage In Four Suspects
Four suspects linked to a two week spree that spanned Michigan Florida and seven other states are under investigation after a Grainfield Kansas restaurant robbery ended in a shootout killing one suspect and two others. A deputy and two hostages were wounded as authorities pursue charges against James C. Hunter Daniel E. Remeta and Lisa J. Dunn with two first degree murder counts and multiple related charges. The fourth suspect Mark Walter was killed.
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Grainfield
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Thomas County
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Amoret
Copemish
Mich
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Remeta
Michigan State
Marquette
Grand Traverse County
Stewart Soule
Ms. Dunn
Donna Dodd
Traverse City Senior High School
John James
Harrison County
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