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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1986
Page
6
A summary of a state anti hazing law expanding beyond college fraternity hazing to broader groups and activities, outlining new penalties and scope as reported on page 10. The article notes the bill’s aims to curb abusive acts in multiple settings and its potential impact on organizations outside higher education.
Senate hearings show broad support for sanctions on South Africa despite White House warnings. Democrats and Republicans expect some measure, with debate over which steps to take. House action already passed a tough package, while ties to Mandela release remain a potential condition for sanctions relief.
The Kansas Corporation Commission considers reducing by 1.6 million a 15.1 million natural gas rate increase granted to KPL Gas Service Co. due to 1.25 million in off system sales to Michigan and Texas utilities and a 360 thousand CWIP adjustment. KPL opposing staff auditors.
Ottawa Library Board discusses boosting the endowment from about $50,000 toward $150,000 by 2000 through fundraising and investments. Trustee Sam Sheldon questions returns to donors, while others weigh using interest for library luxuries. Endowment investments mature next spring as People's National Bank renegotiates advisory role.
President Reagan plans to propose to the Soviet Union expanded testing of U S Star Wars technology and to urge deep cuts in long range missiles. A draft letter to Mikhail Gorbachev offers delaying deployment of space anti missile tech for five to seven years as part of a broader approach.
In Kansas a joint haylift enlists Kansas State Penitentiary inmates, farmers, and National Guardsmen to load hay for planes bound to drought hit South Carolina. Gov. Carlin announced the plan as FFA members sped bales to Forbes Field while Help the Farmers volunteers organized donations and logistics.
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