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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1983

Page

7

Baker University Gears Up For 125th Anniversary

Local notes preview Baker University as it nears its 125th anniversary with events and commemorations planned on campus. Highlights from pages show sport and news items across sections.

Baker University

Oil Cartel In Disarray After Emergency OPEC Meeting

Geneva AP reports OPEC ministers failed to resolve pricing and production disputes after an emergency session. Saudi Arabia pledged to keep its price at 34 dollars per barrel, while Iran hailed the outcome as a loss for Saudi leadership. Britain was expected to lower prices, pressuring members to cut. Market shares tumbled in New York as uncertainty grew about a global oil price drop.

Geneva Switzerland OPEC Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani Saudi Arabia New York Yamani Britain Mana Saeed Otaiba United Arab Emirates Iran Mohammad Gharazi Gharazi Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries Persian Gulf Mexico

Pricing Confusion as OPEC Talks Stall

New York analysts warn against premature forecasts of lower heating oil and gasoline prices despite a global oil glut and stalled OPEC talks. Bernard Picchi of Salomon Brothers says pricing depends on resolving production issues, while Dan Lundberg predicts a dime drop in prices by April. Gasoline averaged $1.18 per gallon, down 21 cents from a year ago, with 6.6 percent decline reported last week, aiding inflation containment.

New York OPEC Bernard Picchi Salomon Brothers Inc Picchi Constantine Fliakos Merrill Lynch Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc Dan Lundberg Los Angeles Lundberg Labor Department

Kansas House Looks To End Loan Rate Caps And Welfare Rethink

In Topeka a bill to end the state cap on consumer loans above 5000 is introduced along with Gov Carlin’s welfare reform plan to remove able bodied adults aged 18 to 41. The package seeks to expand lending freedom while trimming welfare rolls by at least five million dollars.

Topeka, Kan Kansas House John Carlin Kansas Kansas Bankers Association Kansas Credit Marvin Umholtz Credit Union League Carlin

Bills Of Interest In Legislature County Officials Eye Statehouse

Franklin County officials prepare for Topeka hearings on HB 2002 to set hospital procedures and HB 2015 to modify protest petitions. County leaders attend County Government Day with Kansas Association of Counties while reviewing monthly claims and considering a bulldozer purchase. A dog control inquiry is referred to the Humane Society.

Bob Burtch Franklin County Commission Topeka House Public Health and Welfare Committee House Election Committee Franklin Dorothy Nichols Rottawa Merle Judy Haas Wellsville Kansas Association of Counties Charles Mavity Jr Public Works Department Franklin County Humane Society Princeton Commission Lawrence Fuqua Pomona Rfd 1 Lloyd Robbins Jr Robbins

State Wins Natural Gas Price Ruling

The Supreme Court upheld Kansas 1979 Natural Gas Pricing Act as constitutional. KCC attorney Brian Moline called the decision a victory for consumers, preventing higher prices through decontrol. The law barred suppliers from breaking long term contracts with utilities amid federal price changes.

Topeka Kan U.S. Supreme Court Kansas Corporation Commission Brian Moline KCC Kansas Supreme Court Moline John Carlin Energy Reserves Group of Wichita Kansas Power and Light Co

Deficit Could Mandate U.S. Tax Overhaul Says Analysts

Washington AP reports politicians and business leaders see a growing federal deficit as a trigger to replace the income tax with a consumption based, flat, or value added tax. The Reagan administration weighs options, but Congress seems unlikely to act soon. Senator Symms and Rep Moore say major change unlikely before 1990.

Washington Congress Steven Symms Idaho Senate Finance Committee Henson Moore House Ways and Means Committee

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