Local Mike Hayden Set to Stump in Ottawa Parade
Local GOP gubernatorial hopeful Mike Hayden prepares to stump in Ottawa as part of a statewide campaign roll out. The item notes page references and campaign cadence within Florida and nationwide headlines detailing legal and political events.
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Mike Hayden
Ottawa
Court Supports Regulators Wolf Creek Rate Ruling
Kansas Supreme Court upholds the Kansas Corporation Commission order in the Wolf Creek nuclear plant rate case by a 6-1 vote. The decision preserves a 57 percent reduction from the utilities requested and rejects challenges to the KCC’s authority and methods, affirming the regulatory balance between investor returns and ratepayer protections.
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Wolf Creek
Topeka, Kan
Kansas Supreme Court
Kansas Corporation Commission
Alfred G. Schroeder
KCC
Commission
David Prager
ECC
Kansas Gas and Electric Co
Wichita
Kansas City Power and Light Co
Kansas Electric Power Cooperatives Inc
Federal
Nuclear Regulatory Agency
Ottawa Board of Education and Teachers Stall Over Pay
Ottawa Kansas teachers and the local board remain at impasse over next year’s salaries after 12 bargaining sessions. The DEA negotiators pressed for a larger increase but offered no new terms, signaling a wait until the June 30 wrap up to gauge funds. Officials warned of a tight carryover and possible federal budget pressures under Gramm Rudman, with mediation discussed as a next step.
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Ottawa Board of Education
U.S.C
Ken Brecht
DEA
Kansas Department of Human Resources
ECHR
Brecht
Bud Gollier
Gollier
Emporia
Paola
Turner
Osawatomie
Ottawa forecast shows hot temps into weekend
The 24 hour period ending 6 p.m. Thursday recorded a high of 85 and a low of 55 at the Ottawa Water Treatment Plant. County forecast calls for a clear night with lows near 60 and a partly cloudy, warm Saturday with highs around 90.
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Ottawa
AIDS Alarm From U S Health Official
Washington AP A master plan warns AIDS could afflict 145000 Americans by 1991 and cause 8 to 16 billion dollars in care. Dr Donald Tan Macdonald head of the Public Health Service urges a national coordinated commission across government private and voluntary sectors to guide the response.
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Washington
Donald Tan Macdonald
Public Health Service
Macdonald
Health and Human Services Department
National Safety Council
Senators Avoid Getting Their Hands Dirty In Tax Overhaul
In Washington the Senate moves toward passing a radical tax overhaul while dodging major choices. An amendment to restore the charitable deduction for non itemizers is expected to fail as negotiators shape a compromise. The chamber backs non binding resolutions to keep sales tax deductions and IRAs, while consumer interest and mortgage deduction issues remain unresolved.
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Washington
Senate
Daniel Inouye
Hawaii
Robert Kasten
R-Wis
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