Kansas Supreme Court Keeps KCC Rate Ruling On Wolf Creek Utilities
The Kansas Supreme Court upheld the Kansas Corporation Commission order cutting a rate request by 57 percent for Wolf Creek nuclear energy center owners KC Power & Light and KGE. The court described the action as within a zone of reasonableness, reducing annual revenue by about 218 million dollars. The Missouri regulator’s ruling also limit added expenses, signaling hardship for KCPL and potential future pressure as demand grows.
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Kansas Supreme Court
Kansas Corporation Commission
Wolf Creek
Kansas City Power & Light
Kansas Gas & Electric
KCC
Kansas
State Regulatory Agency
Missouri
KCPL
Two Birds With One Stone in Salina County Jail Work
Salina reports select inmates are assigned to road cleanup as a community service, with sheriff saying recruitment is easy. Coffeyville notes offenders unable to pay fines may work off obligations at $5 per hour, performing litter pickup, grass mowing, and paint work.
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Salina
Coffeyville
Out of Work Over-50 Executives See Mixed Hiring Outlook
AP News survey cites Challenger, Gray & Christmas and Swain & Swain noting improved access to jobs for older white-collar executives while major firms remain reluctant. Experts warn that Fortune 500 hiring may lag, favoring smaller firms. Unemployment for 45 to 54 in management stood at 2.4 percent. aging population grows. Age Discrimination Act protections rise. 96 age-discrimination complaints filed in FY ended Sept. 30.
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Cotten Timberlake
New York
James Challenger
Challenger, Gray & Christmas Inc
Madeleine Swain
Swain & Swain
Wesley Poriotis
Wesley Brown & Bartle Co
Labor Department
Philip Bones
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Washington
U.S. Census Bureau
Congress
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Ottawa Herald subscription rates 1986 update
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices effective July 1 1986 for Ottawa and surrounding areas by carrier or mail. In Franklin County rates are $4.50 per month, $13.00 per quarter, $25.00 six months, and $48.00 yearly, with out-of-county and out-of-state options priced higher and a 5.5 percent sales deduction for non-local subscribers.
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S. Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Franklin County
TV Tonight Schedule Amid Nightly Lineup Glitches
TV listings show a dense mix of movies and series across channels with several HBO titles. Notable items include Flatch, Return to Eden, Moonlighting on a murder mystery trip, and Alphabet City. Major sports and classic films fill late slots, concluding with sign offs and late-night movies.
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Dallas
Mark
Mindy
Dodgers
Graves
HBO
Chavy Chase
Tim Matheson
Simon and
Simon AJ
Rick
A Sax Surrogata
Gunamoke
Nova
Eden
Maggia
Jason
Magnin
P.I
William Holden
Gloria Swanson
Maddie
David
Agnes
Frontline
House On
Greenapple Road
Christopher George
Janet Leigh
Philip Marlowe
Private Eye
Marlowe
Powers Boothe
McCall
Barney Miller
neMilian Rock Hudson
M‘a‘s
Mary Tyler Moore
Late
Alphabet City
Hood
Vincent Spano
Kate Vernon
Trapper John
M.D
CBS
Magnum, P
Magnum
Rameau Miller Doctors
David Letterman
Andy Griffith
Irvine Accuses Posner of Whoppers on TV Show
Mike Royko recounts Reed Irvine of Accuracy in Media grilling Vladimir Posner on Koppel Kop pel ABC panel. Irvine’s exaggerated charges and awkward silence spark Royko’s critique of media critics and the bias he sees in conservative outfits. The piece blends humor with a defense of independent journalism.
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Mike Royko
Reed Irvine
Jess
Irvine
Ted Koppel
ABC
Vladimir Posner
Posner
Koppel
Sharp Journalism Review
Naming PACs: a look at rules and risks
AP analysis highlights how PACs must balance fundraising with perceivable purpose. It notes Carter era naming flaws, warns against self-naming, and cites Kean's Fund for All Americans as an example of broad but ambiguous branding, reflecting strategic political messaging.
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Donald M. Rothberg
Washington
Jimmy Carter
Greater America
Federal Election Commission
Fund For America’s Future
Fund For Future Committee
Committee For the Future of America
Fund For All Americans
Don't Give Up On Stroke Rehabilitation Dear Dr Donohue
Letter excerpts discuss the value of early intensive rehab after stroke, noting high home return rates and lower care costs. Readers share experiences with families, rehab success, and interest in electrical stimulation as a rehabilitation aid. Also included is a query about persistent low potassium despite potassium supplementation, suggesting magnesium influence on potassium utilization.
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DR. Donohue
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