Kansas City Power & Light rate package approved
The Kansas Corporation Commission approved a 14.7 million dollar Fate reduction and restructuring package for KCPL. It ties to withdrawing a Supreme Court appeal and imposes a four year rate increase moratorium while promising rate stability and tax-related savings for customers.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Corporation Commission
Kansasity Power & Light Co
U.S. Supreme Court of the Commission
Wolf Creek
KCPL
Kansas City Power & Light
KCC
Keith Henley
Kansas
Finney Seeks Testimony From GOP Brass On Campaign Actions
State Treasurer Joan Finney sought subpoenas to force Gov. Mike Hayden and other Republican officials to testify before the Public Disclosure Commission about 1986 campaign activity. A hearing examiner and attorney for Finney described in kind contributions and use of state funds for posters, mailings, and TV ads tied to the unclaimed property program. The case centers on alleged in kind donations and whether officials’ communications expenditures post mid July in election years are campaign related.
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Topeka
Kan
Joan Finney
Mike Hayden
Public Disclosure Commission
Donald R. Hoffman
Dennis Prater
Hayden
Robert T. Stephan
Bill Graves
Fletcher Bell
Harland Priddle
Larry Montgomery
Kansas Lottery
GOP
Ben Vidrickson
Rsalina
Jack Brier
Carol Williams
Disclosure Commission
Hoffman
Prater
Joan
Commission
Finney
Vivian Herbert
National Association of Unclaimed Property Administrators
Smuggling Incidents Highlight Heat Wave Toll Across Borders
In Texas and California authorities report multiple arrests and rescues of undocumented immigrants. Nineteen Mexicans were found semiconscious in a piggyback train trailer near Hebbronville after four hours inside a 120 degree vehicle. In Sierra Blanca eight recently discovered aliens died in a boxcar July 2, with one survivor. California weigh stations found 85 aliens in a San Clemente tractor-trailer and 53 in a San Diego truck, signaling rising smuggling activity following a new immigration law offering amnesty and possible citizenship. Officials warn of further tragedy as smugglers adapt to law and heat.
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Heberonville
Texas
California
Mario Ortiz
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
Dallas
Ortiz
San Clemente
Calif
Mexico
John Day
Border Patrol
San Diego
Reuben Bonilla
United States
Interstate 5
Gene Smithburg
Smithburg
Los Angeles
Hebbrowville
J.J. Fulgham
Laredo
Four Die as Truck Hits Ice Cream Parlor in Herborn
In Herborn West Germany a gasoline truck crashed into an ice cream parlor killing four women and injuring 34 others. Rescuers had feared up to 30 dead as about 50 were reported missing but the toll stood at four after the flames. The downtown area was devastated as the building exploded after the impact.
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Herbborn
West Germany
Gerhard Boekel
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Kansas Briefs
Olathe
Kana
Steve Hansen
High Hoe
Kana City
Lieap
Winston Barton
Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
Barton
Fort Hays
Mays, Kan
Fort Hays State University
Jim Nugent
Kansas City, Kan
Southwestern Bell Media Inc
Wichita
U.S
Dale B. Safffels
Wichita Area
Ing
Saffels
Trans Western Publishing
Taiwan
Guv
State Senate
Tom Docking
Elaine Hassler
Babilene
Rick Bowden
D Goddard
Passport Travel Inc
Rae Talmeee Y
Passport Travel
Kansas City
Passport
Herborn
Frankfurt
TOP Flight
Cherry Chrisjohn
Tetureland
Wal-Mart
Porfait
Princeton Circle
Ottawa, Kansas
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