KPL declines purchase stake in Jeffrey Energy Center
Kansas Power and Light Co and KG&E end talks over KG&E's 20 percent share of the third Jeffrey unit near St Marys. The unit under construction is due next year. KPL exits citing economic factors, while Missouri Public Service stays in negotiations for a potential KG&E sale. KG&E and others build Wolf Creek reactor nearby. impact on 1982 1983 financing noted.
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Kansas Power and Light Co
Topeka
Jeffrey Energy Center
Kansas Gas and Electric Co
Wichita
Kg&e
Jeffrey
St. Marys
KPL
Missouri Public Service Co
Western Power Division
Central Telephone and Utilities Co
Missouri Public Service
William E. Wall
Wilson Cadman
Wolf Creek
Burlington
Lyle Koerper
Nuke Project Shelved in Washington Power Plan
The Washington Public Power Supply System votes to mothball the No 1 plant of a 24 billion nuclear program, leaving two under construction and two abandoned earlier. Bonneville Power Administration underwrites costs and cites lack of funds to finish all three before a November election for budget approval.
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Seattle
Washington
Bonneville Power Administration
Bonneville Power
Dole Glickman To Defense Of Jailed Renegade Farmer
Wayne Cryts of Puxico Mo was jailed in Russellville Arkansas for contempt of court after refusing to name assistants in taking 31300 bushels of soybeans from a Bernie Missouri grain elevator in defiance of a court order. Dole and Glickman both urged bankruptcy reform as Cryts supporters rallied with tractors and yellow ribbons.
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Glickman
Wayne Cryts
Puxico
Russellville
Ark
Little Rock
Bernie
Arkansas
Cryts
Cryts case sparks farm bankruptcy reform push in Congress
Arkansas jail story centers on Wayne Cryts a Missouri grain elevator seizure and Congress action. Meek notes four to seven elevators fail weekly harming 100 to 500 farmers per collapse. Dole favors a secured creditor position legislation approved in Senate bogged in House. Emerson Pryor Glickman urge quick action while Cryts appeals for pardon and farmers rally with yellow ribbons.
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Congress
Cryts
Dole
Senate
House
Wayne Cryis
Federal
Bill Emerson
R-Mo
Farmers Organization
Afl-Cio
Teamsters
David Pryor
D-Ark
OKT to Buy Salina to Dallas Rock Island Line
Oklahoma Kansas Texas Railroad plans to purchase the Rock Island line from Salina Kansas to Dallas for 55 million dollars. The sale includes rights over a 25 mile UP segment to Abilene and a Dallas Fort Worth Rock Island segment. Filing for preliminary court approval expected by mid June.
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Rock Island
Salina
Kansas
Dallas
John Carlin
William Gibbons
Oklahoma, Kansas, Texas Railroad
State of
Oklahoma
OKT Users Association
Frank McGarr
Chicago
Federal Railroad Administration
Interstate Commerce Commission
David Tittsworth
State of Kansas
McGarr
Gibbons
Union Pacific
Abilene
Fort Worth
Carlin
OKT
The
Missouri, Kansas, Texas Railroad
St. Joseph
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