Lucky Royals Widen Divisional Lead In Local Sports
Royals pull ahead in division as page references hint at a decisive win and surplus points. KC meat strike and camp notes appear in adjacent pages, indicating a busy day of local sports and community events.
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Lucky'’ Royals
Franklin County weighs flood insurance plan adoption
Franklin County Planning Commission met with a Kansas Water Resources representative to study the National Flood Insurance Program. The plan requires local adoption by cities or the county. Ottawa Wellsville Princeton and Ranton have adopted it, while Pomona Lane and the county have yet to act.
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Dan Winter
Franklin City-County
Water Resources Division
Kansas Department of Agriculture
Kansas
City-County Planning Commission
Ottawa
Wellsville
Princeton
Ranton
Franklin County
Pomona
Lane
Franklin County Commission
Richmond
Disability Pay Under Scrutiny Faces Benefit Cuts
A House Ways and Means subcommittee tentatively approved reducing Social Security disability payments to about 775 dollars monthly for new beneficiaries, saving roughly 1.5 billion annually. The change would not affect those on rolls before next Jan 1, and aims to curb high benefit costs amid rising recipient numbers.
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Washington
House
Congress
Ways and
Pressure On Antifilibuster Supporters Amid Senate Vote
Washington AP reports Senate foes of labor law revision press antifilibuster backers after five failed runs. Senator Lugar notes supporters crest, following a 58 to 39 vote to limit debate. Byrd signals one more vote, Hatfield warns against overreliance as labor lobbyists seek two more votes to end the filibuster.
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Washington
Senate
Richard Lugar
R-Ind
Robert C. Byrd
D-W. Va
Mark Hatfield
New Hampshire
PC Favors Changes In Zone Guide
The Ottawa Planning Commission, after a four hour public hearing, adopted all proposed changes to the City Zoning Ordinance including building setback rules for nonconforming uses and fence regulations. A petition from Willow and Ash residents seeks rezone of the 1400 block to single family with a public hearing planned at the next meeting.
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Ottawa Planning Commission
City Commission
Willow
Ash
Eisenhower
Commission
New Threat To Energy Program
A government study warns the compromise natural gas deregulation plan could raise residential bills by 1985, triggering a Senate filibuster threat against President Carter's energy program. The report, circulating on Capitol Hill, contrasts House Senate and administration proposals and cites price projections for residential gas.
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Washington
Senate
Carter
Capitol Hill
Sens
James Abourezk
D-S.d
Howard Metzenbaum
Ohio
Wendell Anderson
D-Mini
Department of Energy
Jim Bishop
Department
House
Energy Department
Meter reader lives on the edge of the job
Vicky Amrein of Ottawa moved from an office post to reading gas meters across 23 communities. She faces dogs, snakes, and basements, but enjoys the challenge, union pay gains, and the exercise of fieldwork, noting winters and customer tempers but preferring the outside.
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Jay Bemis
Vicky Amrein
Ottawa
Gas Service Company
Vicky
Paola
Joe
Salb
Gardner
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