Boating ban sparks fury at Kansas City DOE hearings
In Kansas City, more than 100 boaters and marine industry spokesmen attacked a DOE plan to curb weekend boating as part of broader emergency conservation. Critics argued the proposal would devastate the marine sector and yield little fuel. officials hinted the plan may be dropped after hearings.
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Kansas City, Mo
Kansas City
Larry Gaudy
Missouri
Lake of the Ozarks
Gaudy
U.S. Department of Energy
DOE
Patrick Doyle
Outboard Marine Corp
DOE faces critique on fuel-saving rule and enforcement
Mary O Halloran regional director for Missouri Kansas Iowa and Nebraska says the standby conservation plan is inadequate yet warns alternatives have negative impacts on someone. Kansas and Missouri energy officials back the approach but call for less red tape and clear enforcement responsibilities.
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Washington
DOE
Mary O'Halloran
Missouri
Kansas
Iowa
Nebraska
Dole objects to windfall tax on oil royalty owners
Senator Dole denounces the windfall profits tax as unfair to landowners who lease land for oil, urging special tax relief for royalty owners. He notes about 100,000 Kansans hold royalties and cites farmers among those affected, while Congress considers hearings on the bill’s impact on over two million royalty owners nationwide.
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Washington
Carter
Kansas
Bob Dole
Dole
Nancy Landon Kassebaum
Russell Long
D-La
Senate Finance Committee
Senate split over windfall tax in oil exploration debate
Kansas lawmakers faced a tough vote on a windfall tax affecting oil exploration. Dole and Kassebaum joined 29 Republicans in opposing final passage, leaving Dan Glickman as the sole Democrat voting for the bill due to his oil interests. Glickman warned defeating the tax could invite renewed oil price controls. Kassebaum criticized the bill as not the same measure and argued the tax would hinder new exploration and burden royalty owners.
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Dole
Kassebaum
Dan Glickman
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Dividend reinvestment plans offer safer path for small investors
Small investors faced with volatile markets can use dividend reinvestment plans to buy fractions of shares with reduced risk. Plans let quarterly payments, ofte n without full brokerage commissions, and may include discounts. Standard and Poor's reports over 5 million participants since 1969, aiding capital access for oil, auto, and other firms.
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Standard & Poor’s
Bowling Scores From Thursday Night Bowling League Standings
A compiled list shows multiple teams with high scores logged on 10 30. J Garcia led HI COMMODORE with 229, total 547. A Zabloudil top on 30 with 586. Fritts 487 for Eagles No 31 and Patterson 188 for Fogle Quarry highlighted page.
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Fogle Quarry
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Oil Rig Tragedy Shocks North Sea Rescue Effort Grows
Stavanger AP divers search the overturned Alexander Kielland rig in the North Sea for survivors after a disaster that left 38 bodies recovered and 101 missing. More than 2,000 rescuers operate across 46 ships and 23 helicopters amid poor visibility.
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Norway
North Sea
Phillips Petroleum Co
Per Erik Bjorklund
Alexander Kielland
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