Pharmacist delivers a load of woe for Vanderbilt football
A compact state news item notes a Vanderbilt football program facing significant woes tied to personnel or management, with limited context but marked by the pharmacist reference as a symbolic figure of trouble. Other lines mention Kansas state data on institutional residents, and page references point to a broader newspaper layout.
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Vanderbilt
Environment in Kansas faces 1985 legislative rework
In Topeka the 1985 Kansas Legislature plans to revisit environmental proposals including a ban on burying hazardous waste, a strengthened state superfund, and the 50 year water plan. Speaker Mike Hayden supports a broad waste burial ban while cautioning flexible policy.
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Bill Vogrin
Associated Press
Topeka
Kan
Mike Hayden
Ratwood
Boan
Hayden
Carlin
Health Agency
Kansas
Bridge Project Delayed By Federal Utility Mandate
Ottawa officials announced a federal mandate requires utilities to be removed from the Marais des Cygnes River bridge before construction. Bids cannot occur until mid May and actual work until July, with an informational meeting canceled.
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Ottawa
Marais Des Cygnes River
Main Street
Kristy Cannon
Cannon
Reagan Shuffle May Cut Cabinet Shelves
President Reagan plans a Cabinet level reshuffle moving three veterans into new roles and studying a merger of two departments with elimination of the third. He aims to nominate Donald Hodel to Interior, John Herrington to Education, and Richard Darman as deputy secretary to Treasury, with William Bennett stepping into Education and William Clark resigning.
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Washington
Reagan
White House
Larry Speakes
Congress
Donald P. Hodel
Energy
Secretary of the Interior
Wiliam P. Clark
California
Hodel
John S. Herrington
Wats House
William J. Bennett
National Endowment For the Humanities
TH. Bell
Education
Bell
Richard G. Darman
James A. Baker II
Baker
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Donald Regan
Yyed Te Paget
Supreme Court backs battered wife self defense ruling
Kansas Supreme Court overturned a manslaughter conviction for a Topeka woman who shot her abusive husband in a motel in January 1963. In a 6-1 decision, the court found she acted in imminent danger and was a victim of battered wife syndrome, faulting lower court jury instructions. The weather note follows with Ottawa station recording a 24 low and 29 high, with a cold, mostly clear county forecast.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Supreme Court
High Court
Shawnee County
Harold Herd
City Hopes Finalist For Ottawa City Manager Post
The Ottawa City Commission narrows 63 applicants to three for city manager. Interviews last weekend left one candidate chosen to start mid February. The panel weighed municipal utilities experience, tenure, Kansas ties, education and grant writing, with attention to economic development coordination with Earl Devore.
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Melissa Bauman
Ottawa City Commission
David Watkins
Jim McCrea
McCrea
City and Planning Commission
DPS
Ottawa
Kansas
Earl Devore
Ottawa- Franklin County Economic Development Inc
Commission
Devore
Wolf Creek Plant Awaits License To Load Fuel
Kansas Gas and Electric aims to load fuel at Wolf Creek reactor after NRC readiness visit next week. If delays push past January 17, costs rise and rate hearings may shift, potentially delaying a 40 percent rate increase until September.
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Wolf Creek
Wichita, Kan
Kansas Gas and Electric Co
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Burlington
Kg&e
NRC
Bethesda
Paul O'Connor
Kansas Corporation Commission
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