KCC Urges Dismissal of Wolf Creek Appeals
The Kansas Corporation Commission asks the U S Supreme Court to dismiss appeals by KG E and KCPL over Wolf Creek rate rulings. The panel limited recovery to 220 million, down from 508.9 million sought, and kept KEPCo at 6 percent ownership. The ECC argues no remedy is needed as financial integrity remains intact.
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KCC
Wolf Creek
Topeka, Kan
Kansas Corporation Commission
U.S. Supreme Court
Kansas Gas and Electric Co. of
Wichita
Kansas City Power & Light Co
Corporation Commission
Kg&e
KCPL
Kansas Supreme Court
Washington
Kansas Electric Power Cooperative Inc
Topeka
ECC
Brian Moline
Utility Regulatory Board
Commission
High Court
Supreme Court
Housing board seeks new members in Franklin County
The Franklin County Community Housing Resource Board invites residents to join. A Hab itat for Humanity representative will speak at the February 12 noon to 1 pm City Hall meeting, explaining low income housing partnerships and no interest loans.
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Franklin County
Christian
Habitat
Fund For Humanity
City Hall
Franklin County Community Housing Resource Board
Kristy Cannon
Jerry Harnden
Nancy Hale
Henry Roberts
Joe Wakefield Jr
Wayne Baylor
Richard Jackson
Boys State Nominees Sought for 50th Anniversary
The Kansas American Legion unit seeks delegates for the 50th Boys Stare celebration May 31 to June 6 at the University of Kansas. There is no quota. applicants must meet scholarship and leadership standards and supply one or two alternates. Applications available at high schools. Ottawa chair Delbert Ball listed.
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Kansas
The
American Legion
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Ottawa
Delbert Ball
RFD
Ruebke Convictions Upheld by Kansas Supreme Court
The Kansas Supreme Court unanimously affirmed Arnold L. Ruebke Jr.’s first degree murder and kidnapping convictions for the October 1984 abductions and shotgun killings of an Arlington teen and two babysat boys. He remains under 12 consecutive life sentences. he challenged trial venue changes and admission of prior convictions as part of his appeal.
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Topeka, Kan
Kansas Supreme Court Today
Arnold L. Ruebke Jr
Arlington
Ruebke
Reno
High Court
Tammey Mooney
Andrew
James Vogelsang
Vogelsangs
Full Gospel Businessmen Gather for 7 Am Breakfast
Ottawa chapter meets at Hill House for Saturday morning breakfast. The ECEAN Christmas Bureau aided 246 families representing 72 individuals from Franklin County with total donations of 7159 dollars. Seventeen volunteers assisted, and 14 organizations donated or adopted families. Sunflower Piece Makers meeting at Anchor Savings. Mary Ewbank patient at Shawnee Mission Medical Center, room 3021-2. Sonic Drive-In hosts Operation K I D fingerprint id event from 9 am to 5 pm Saturday for children.
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Ottawa
Full Gospel Businessmen
Hill House
Ecean Christmas Bureau
Frankliin County
Mary Ewbank
S. Main
Shawnee Mission Medical Center
Ottawa community ads offer sales and events
Winter clearance at local shops features 50 percent off dresses sportswear and knitted items while 40 percent off lingerie at Freda's by Bev and Rob. Willis Garden Center lists pre potted Arcatyllis and narcissus bulbs. John Gladman returns from a photo workshop and invites portraits. Elks Club and VFW host events with dinners dances and cookies. Town and Country Supply promotes a clothing clearance up to 75 percent.
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Turner
Freda’s
Bev
Rob
Physicians Shootings Taint Merriam Kansas Event
Dr. Robert L. Ferguson 39 was found dead in his car near Shawnee Mission Medical Center after authorities believe he shot colleague Dr. Rodney Hill 40 who was gravely wounded. Hill survived after surgery, Ferguson likely died by self inflicted gunshot. Both physicians trained at KU Medical Center and shared offices in pulmonary medicine. Ferguson lived in Overland Park and Hill in Lenexa.
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Merriam, Kan
Shawnee Mission Medical Center
Robert L. Ferguson
Merriam
Kenneth Sissom
Kansas City
Ferguson
Rodney Hill
Shawnee Mission
Hill
Browning
University of Kansas Medical Center
Hays
Kan
Overland Park
Wichita
Lenexa
Deaths and notices in Wellsville and surrounding areas
Josephine Irene Rogers of Wellsville dies at St Luke's Kansas City at age noted, cremation planned, survivors include husband Taylor and children. services not planned. Oscar G Setter of Greeley dies at 88, funeral at St John’s Catholic Church Greeley, burial in church cemetery. memorials to Mid-America Heart Institute. Also listed are admissions and dismissals, local police reports, court notices, and a long slate of municipal violations and fines from Ottawa County.
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Josephine I. Rogers
Wellsville
Josephine Irene Rogers
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kansas City
Olathe
First Christian Church of
Taylor Rogers
Stacey Alameida
Hudson
Mass
Dana Sue Rogers
Fresno
Calif
Daisy B. Miller
Dorothy Bebout
Lucille Miller
Overland Park
Verda Hall
Shawnee
Opal McWhorter
Acworth
Cecil R. Miller
Charles L. Miller
Owasso
Okla
Jean Marie Corbin
Springfield
Oscar G. Setter
Greeley
Anderson County Hospital
St. John’s Catholic Church
Vincent Reedy
Vincent J. Reedy
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Paul Milter
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Ottawa
Reedy
Dengel & Son
Study Explains Pregnancy Difficulties
In Boston AP report researchers say about half of eggs in women are genetically defective guiding this may help explain why pregnancy is difficult. Dr Wramsky notes chromosomal abnormalities in eggs as a major factor with other explanations needed. Warburton suggests miscarriages may serve as a natural fertility check impacting grandchildren totals.
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Boston
Hakan Wramsky
Sweden
Dorothy Warburton
Columbia University
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Kepco
Anchor Savings
Bird Seed
Niger
Willis Garden Center
John Gladman
Gladman Studio
W. 3Rd
Marty Rickard
John
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Elks Lodge
Sam
Pomona
Williamsburg
Georgia
VFW
Eagles Lodge
James Brown
Ing Said
Lissom
the Daily Report
Scipio
Rose Hochstatter
Etta Egidy
Irene Gellhaus
Rita Kipper
Richmond
Bernadine Rocker
Ralph Setter
Garnett
Regina Hochstatter
Chicago
Ill
John Setter
Opal Letchworth
Cedar
Villa Reusch
Elm
Helen Jackson
Grant
Virgil Henry
Oakhaven Nursing Home
Ralph Ferguson Sr
Muriel Hoopes
Baldwin
St. Luke's Hospital
Grace Horn
Donald Sigmund
Oak
Robin K. Johnson
Highway Patrol
Ottawa Country Club
Dorothy Shaffer
Bard
Carpet Warehouse
Jimmie L. Walker
S. Oak
James L. New
Gary C. Miller
Ash
Lyle
Sparks
S. Elm
David G. Ream
Tim A. Morgan
Sycamore
Laura L. Brown
Cvap
Barry L. Watts
Lotef Center
Terri. Sell
Willow
Mary Ann Kresgman
Shawn D. Bond
Lincoln
Kathy R. Gish
John R.shubin
Wallsville
Vickey L. Esquivel
Main
Max A. Duncan
Bradley D. Fuller
Wallaviie
Heather Higgins
Wal-Mart
We A
Smith
Shane Robbins
Tremont
Pater
June Nicholson
John Wassmer
Hemlock
Douglas Devereaux
Paul G. Nall
Paola
Panny M. Ferguson
Maple
Iegat
Mary L. Yates
Corey L. Leth
Bernard H. Ferguson
Richard E. White
Hamblin
Doatte D. Ross
Larry C. Selman
Judith Tweet
Ottawa Co-op
Paul Hogan
Shamner
Bonard Nimoy
Forest Kelley
Star Trek
Selec
Dog Licenses
Ottawa City Hall
Memoriam
Ettam. Nitcher
Etta Mae (Baxter) Nitcher
Pomona United
Vengl Son Maton
Olawa
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