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Ottawa Utility Department prepares spring work for water sewer and electric upgrades. Plans include new water mains on Hemlock Spruce Davis and Logan streets, a river crossing sewer line funded by a 200000 grant, and electric line upgrades from 4180 to 7200 volts. A boring machine and generator No 3 alignment are addressed to reduce outages and cut costs.
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Diane Yeamans
Ottawa Utility Department
John Clark
Utilities
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Spruce Streets
Wilson
Powhattan
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Logan
Elm
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Poplar
Beech
Ash
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Seventh and
Kansas City Power and Light
School Finance Plan Endorsed by House Education Committee
A Kansas House Education Committee endorsed a plan to adjust school funding by reducing property taxes slightly in larger districts. The proposal retains the minimum state aid, removes a Senate-proposed increase, and uses 100 percent of a district’s taxable income for wealth calculations.
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Topeka, Kan
House Education Committee
House
Senate
Topeka
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NFL to give TV replay a whirl
The article notes NFL expanding TV replay use to review plays as part of game coverage. It mentions implications for officiating and game flow, with potential impact on decisions at critical moments.
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NFL
NCAA
Cowboys Riding Tall In The Saddle In Kansas Legislature
Kansas lawmakers debate farm bills and use value assessments as several resolutions supporting the farm movement advance to President Carter. The Senate and House differ on final farm policy, with use value for agricultural land drawing focus and possible votes next week.
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Cindy Schwartz
Kansas
Topeka
Hns
Carter
Congress
American Agriculture Movement
House
Senate
SEC Charges Lance In Secret Bid For Bank Group
The SEC accuses former Budget Director Bert Lance and nine others including four Arabs of a covert attempt to acquire over 20 percent of Financial General Bankshares Inc. without required disclosure, with Lance acting for Bank of Credit and Commerce of London tied to large personal loans.
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Washington
Bert Lance
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
U.S. District Court
Financial General Bankshares Inc
Lance
Bank of Credit and Commerce of London
Defiant Miners Convince Judge to Let Back-to-Work Order Die
Striking coal miners may resume strikes and picketing as U S District Judge Aubrey E Robinson Jr refused to extend a temporary back-to-work order He ruled the Carter administration had not shown a need for prolonging the order The decision comes as miners could end the walkout by ratifying a new U M W coal contract next Friday and as Senate debate on the Panama Canal treaty opens with Republicans alleging Carter withheld information about Panamanian leader Omar Torrijos
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Washington
Aubrey E. Robinson Jr
Midwest
Appalachia
United Mine Workers
Senate
Robert Griffin
R-Mich
Carter
Omar Torrijos
Torrijos
Dennis DeConcini
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