Kansas Water Office Public Draft Spotlight
The Kansas Water Office presents its latest preliminary draft for public review. Officials invite comment on draft proposals and potential impacts before finalizing policy and funding considerations.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1986
Page
6
The Kansas Water Office presents its latest preliminary draft for public review. Officials invite comment on draft proposals and potential impacts before finalizing policy and funding considerations.
Senator Gary Hart began a lecture series at Georgetown University outlining his foreign policy views as part of groundwork for another presidential bid. He argued against using military force in Central America but warned against Soviet bases, criticized a “credit Russia first” mindset, and challenged NATO’s dominance dynamic within alliance expectations.
Libyan leader Muammar Gadhafi, in Darna, warned Washington plans to invade Libya and vowed no American soldiers would set foot on Libyan soil. He called for defense against imperialism as U.S. air strikes had targeted Tripoli and Benghazi amid anniversary events marking Libyan leadership.
Franklin County Commission pressed RMH Trustees to address what they called bad publicity over hospital bills. Administrator Dewey Smith defended administrative adjustments that reduce charges for patients and staff, while Dr. F A Reyes and a hospital observer questioned two charges as unjustified. The board chair insisted adjustments are only writeoffs for unpaid bills.
Kansas rate case activity centers on KPL Gas Service Co. and a tentative $15.4 million increase approved by the Kansas Corporation Commission after hearings. The plan shifts some burden from large users to residential and small commercial customers, with final action due by Friday and a June 15 deadline for rates to go into effect.
Washington AP report says NASA leader Admiral Richard Truly backs Rogers Commission findings and will use them as a road map to safe shuttle flights. He appointed a 12 member panel to fix booster rocket issues and reassess management and safety powers while Congress vows tougher oversight after the Challenger disaster.
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