KCC Recommends KCPL Rate Raise to Help Finance Plant
Kansas City Power and Light would see a one time rate increase of 21.5 million dollars out of 90.5 million sought, boosting Kansas customer bills about 12.3 percent. The staff argues for limited recovery from Wolf Creek costs due to management issues and would place most expenditure in Missouri. Public hearings and formal sessions begin in May with June technical hearings in Topeka.
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Library Line Answers From the Ottawa Library Help Desk
The Ottawa Library offers guidance through its Community Information Center at 5th and Main, with phone and mail options. This week’s Qs cover Brahms lullaby origins, Washburn University graduate programs, Oman national holidays, local woodworking figures, Mount Washington wind data, Missouri marriage license waiting periods, and related background notes.
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Wallace Brockway
Men of Music
Brahms
Washburn University
Topeka College
Oman
Kansas
Arabian Peninsula
U.S. State Department
Gayle Anderson
J.W. ‘Cantrell
Roger Owens
Richard ‘Turner
U.S
the Weather Almanac
Mount Washington
N.H
Missouri
Market Report Highlights Uneven Closing Trends Across Regions
Eastern corn belt terminals show 1-3 210-250 lb hogs at 41.00-42.00, with Oklahoma and Iowa points around 40.50-42.00. Western belts dip 40.50-42.00, Omaha 42.25, Southern Minnesota around 39.50-40.50. Sows mostly 34.00-41.00, cattle and sheep slaughter figures steady to higher moderate gains noted, hog demand fairly good with dressed pork values up from last week.
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Minnesota
Findis
Indiana
St. Paul
Omaha
Sioux Falls
Peoria
Iowa
Illinois
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Sheriff Sale Notice in Franklin County Kansas
Public auction set for May 31, 1985 at Ottawa County courthouse to settle a real estate judgment. Property includes multiple tracts in Franklin County and a parcel in Section 24 Township 17 South Range 21 East, totaling about 63.78 to 80 acres, with six months redemption. Rex A. Bowling, Sheriff.
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Ottawa
Franklin County
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Middle Crook
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Donald L. MecGinn
Stary
Franti County
Ottawa Lodge Meeting Announces Visit and Farewell
Ottawa Lodge No. 18 A F and A M schedules a Stated communication on Tuesday May 7 at 7 pm with an official visit and reception for the Grand Master. A special farewell for Glenn Chickadonz is planned. Jay Todd Jr is Master and Max Shoemaker is Secretary.
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Glenn Chickadonz
Jay Todd, Jr
Max Shoemaker
Ottawa Auditorium Remodel Bid Under General Contract
The Ottawa Municipal Auditorium Authority invites bids for basement remodel work including walls acoustical and art displays panels accordion folding partitions carpeted platform steps rubber stair treads ceiling grid without acoustical tile track lighting and painting Plans and specs available at the Director's Office starting April 22 A refundable deposit is required for all general contract bidders Bids due 2 00 p m May 7
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Ottawa Municipal Auditorium Authority
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