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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1982

Page

6

Local Rantoul Man Wins Big Points Versus Power Line

A rural Rantoul resident achieves a major victory over KCP&L in a local power-line dispute, highlighting rural opposition to utility projects and potential policy implications for energy infrastructure.

Kcp&l Power Line

Cheese distribution arrives as 17 tons unload in heat

Nearly 17 tons of government surplus cheese were unloaded in 100 degree heat for ECKAN distribution. As of Thursday Franklin County had 475 applicants seeking 2,400 pounds with 11,000 pounds already promised and 18,000 pounds still available for seven counties.

ECKAN Franklin County Richard Jackson Eckan Community Center S. Main Eicean ECEAN Jackson

Ottawa School Board abandons oil and gas drilling plan

The Ottawa Board of Education drops a proposal to drill for oil and gas west of Ottawa High School citing legal risks and liability concerns. Law firm advisers suggested a higher royalty and noted dangers of a well near campus, ending the effort after initial reviews.

Jay Bemis Ottawa Board of Education Ottawa High School Donald L. McGinnis Rantoul McGinnis OHS Cyrus Hughes Roger Nelson Anderson, Byrd & Richeson Joyce Fackler Hendrix Anderson Nelson

Regulators Send KCP&L Back To The Drawing Board

The Kansas Corporation Commission ordered Kansas City Power and Light Co to revise a 26.3 million rate increase request after finding mismatching revenues and expenses due to using a 17 month period instead of the required 12 month period. KCPL serves about 112,000 customers across ten east central Kansas counties including Wyandotte Johnson Osage Franklin Miami Anderson Linn Bourbon and Coffey. Overland Park and suburban Johnson County are major population centers.

Topeka, Kan Kansas Corporation Commission Kansas City Power and Light Co Commission Kansas KCC Kansas City Tom Taylor Corporation Commission KCPL Wyandotte Johnson, Osage Franklin Miami Anderson Linn Bourbon Coffey Overland Park Johnson County

County Budget Sets 8.42 Percent Hike in 1983 Spending

Franklin County proposes an 8.42 percent rise over 1982 anticipated expenditures in the 1983 budget. The plan calls for 28.49 mills against a $67,927,381 assessed valuation to raise $1,933,276 in local taxes toward a total $4,339,369. The mill levy is 1.94 mills below 1982, reducing taxes by about $28,570, though the school district and city levies may offset this cut. County officials discuss shifting lines within the general fund, streamlining appraisal duties, and possible voter actions on road and bridge levies. Major funds are itemized with mill rates and projected expenditures, totaling $980,112 in the General Fund.

Bob Bartcil Franklin County Ottawa Charles Clark Praiser Carmen Peffly Clark Laura Sutton Marilyn Talbott Peffly Arnold Lemon Senate

Syria urged to take in PLO amid Beirut evacuation push

The United States and Saudi Arabia pressed Syria to accept evacuated Palestinian Liberation Organization guerrillas from west Beirut while dispersal plans across the Arab world are arranged. Syria refused, hindering a pullout of about 8,000 PLO fighters as Israeli forces siege Beirut.

Associated Press United States Saudi Arabia Syria West Beirut Lebanon Radio Palestinian Liberation Organization Lebanon PLO U.S Philip C. Habib Israel Reagan

Iraq, Iran Trade Blows Amid Front Line Clash Near Basra

Iraq claims two new Iranian attempts to reach Basra were shattered as heavy fighting continues. Iran says its warplanes struck inside Iran and claims 600 casualties plus destroyed T 72 tanks. Tehran protests support rallies for Khomeini while reports of deaths and casualties mount on both sides.

Associated Press Iraq Basra Iran Tehran Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini

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