Ms. Davis To Testify In Osage County Murder Case
Deborah Davis Curnutt faces first degree murder trial in Osage County for the Christmas Day shooting of husband James Curnutt. Prosecutor rests early. defense portrays years of sexual abuse and planned confinement in an underground tank with torture instruments as motive. testimony details include neighbors, autopsy notes, and prior abuse reports.
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James Curnutt
Osage County
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Pomeroy
Davis
Max Ferguson
Ferguson
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Curnutt
Michael Hines
Hines
Currutts
Alfred Deyoung
Deyoung
Jim
Nancy
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Carnutt
City Manager urges power use limit during heat wave
City Manager Robert Mills asks residents to cut electricity use now amid high demand and a failing diesel generator at the municipal plant. With one of two diesel units out of service since Wednesday and no replacement found yet, the city seeks voluntary conservation during peak hours from 3 to 8 p.m.
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Robert Mills
National Weather Service
Ottawa
City Eyes Limit On Electricity Use Amid Shortfall
Mills warns of potential rotating blackouts if demand surpasses supply as 1962 diesel unit struggles. STAG and another unit run at peak 16,500 kw while yesterday’s 19,700 kw shortfall is covered by KCP&L. Public urged to curb use 3 to 8 pm to ease strain.
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Mills
STAG
Kansas City Power and Light
Kcp&l
Area Energy Consumption Sets Record in Kansas
Eastern and central Kansas saw a 24 hour electricity use surge as KP&L reported 30,667,000 kilowatt hours from noon Wednesday to noon Thursday. Bill Perdue noted extra generators with costly fuel were activated to meet demand and those costs will be passed to customers.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Kansas Power & Light Co
Bill Perdue
Kp&i
Perdue
Tax Cut Clash Tests Carter Amid 1981 Plans
Senate Democrats rejected Reagan's 35.8 billion tax cut and set a Sept. 3 deadline for a revised proposal. Carter foresees a mid-year budget revision with a broad multi-year tax cut aimed at boosting investment, though officials doubt quick relief. The political fight shapes policy before the election year, as inflation fears temper early action.
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Washington
Ronald Reagan
Carter
Congress
Senate Democrats
Senate
Reagan
Sen
Lowell Weicker
R-Conn
Synthetic fuel bill heads to Carter for signature
Congress approves a 20 billion synthetic fuel plan creating a seven member government corporation to oversee loans grants and price guarantees. target production rises to 50 000 barrels per day by 1987 and 1 million by 1992 with potential minor gas price effects.
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J Washington
Congress
Carter
Synthetic
Wal-Mart PUD Awaited by Ottawa Planners
Ottawa planners weigh a Wal-Mart PUD on a 15 acre South US-59 site west of Hallmark Tan. The plan lacks drainage, easements, and building details, so approval on Tuesday is only an indication whether detailed plans will be drawn.
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George B. Pyle
Ottawa
Dave Watkins
Leo Eisenberg
Us-59
Watkins
Planning Commission
Eisenberg
Wal-Mart
PUD
City Hall
U S C 290 School Board Ends Fiscal Year Meeting
The U S C 290 School Board will hold its annual end of the fiscal year meeting Monday at 7 pm at the board office 4908 Main. It will review final bills for the year and approve contracts for new teachers as well as resignations.
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U.S.C. 290
Main
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