KU Stampedes Buffaloes and OU Braves in pivotal action
In area coverage KU stampedes Colorado Buffaloes while OHS girls snap a long losing streak and both OHS and OU Braves prepare for key league and conference games. Page 4 reports district basketball renewals and standings.
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Buffaloes
OHS
OU Braves
Nation Faces New Deluge Of Red Ink In 1982 Deficit Path
The Treasury plans to borrow a record 41.3 billion by end of March to cover the year’s red ink as the deficit nears 100 billion dollars. December shortfall widens the nine month gap toward a 66.4 billion 1976 peak, with economists warning higher borrowing lifts interest rates amid inflation concerns.
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Nation
Treasury Department
Treasury
KMEA Briefs Area Officials On Prospects For Power Plan
About 30 city officials from Ottawa Osawatomie Garnett Baldwin and Burlington heard explanations of the Kansas Municipal Energy Agency from staff advisors and consultants. By March 15 they may join 27 other Kansas communities in deciding whether to commit 40 years to long term electrical power supplies, with decisions expected by mid summer.
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Bob Burtch
Kansas Municipal Energy Agency
Ottawa
Osawatomie
Garnett
Baldwin
Burlington
Kansas
EMEA
Kansas Gas and Electric
Kansas City Power & Light
KMEA
Kcp&l
Rw, Beck & Associates
Denver Consulting
Beck
LaCygne
Wolf Creek
Kansas City, Kan
Board of Public
Nearman No. 1
Mokan Power Pool
Gilbert E. Hanson Jr
Hays
Robert W. Mills
Don Bell
Gear and Bell Law Firm
Beck and Ranson and Co. Inc
A.C. Kirkwood
B.J. Kirkwood
Wichita
Kmea Board of Directors
AT&T reshapes future with baby Bell strategy
AT&T plans to spin off 22 local lines to settle a seven year antitrust suit and form a separate subsidiary dubbed Baby Bell. The company aims to enter the information age with data processing, cable TV, and electronic information systems, while retaining Bell Labs and Western Electric.
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At&t
Bell
Cable
Morris Tanenbaum
Baby Bell
Ma Bell
Bell Telephone Laboratories Inc
Western Electric Co
Long Lines
Bell Labs
Western Electric
Brown
International Business Machines Corp
IBM
Honeywell
Reagan Criticizes Fed Policy Amid Recession Concerns
Washington AP Reagan administration blames the Federal Reserve for the recession citing erratic money supply growth in 1980-81 and warns policy instability could derail an economic upswing. Regan says the president will seek tax relief on interest and dividends instead of raising personal taxes. He notes Volcker is not to resign and stresses the need for steady monetary policy. Weather data closes the report with Ottawa station recording 34 degrees and 60 high on Wednesday with a county forecast of increasing clouds and cool winds.
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Regan
Reagan
Washington
Federal Reserve
Treasury
Donald T. Regan
Congress
Joint Economic Committee
Capitol Hill
Paul C. Volcker
Volcker
Congressional Committee
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Padua
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Maxwell M. Rabb
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