Funds needed for cable rollback policy plan
Washington AP report says FCC chair James Quello proposed a 2.5 cent monthly per subscriber fee to fund new cable regulations. He argues the money would be used to push subscriber charges down by 2 to 3 dollars monthly, not increase overall rates. The cable industry and NCTA oppose new charges despite current franchise fees. The Office of Management and Budget suggested the idea.
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James Quello
Quello
National Cable Television Association
Peggy Laramie
FCC
Office of Management and Budget
Catalog Offer With Free Plans And Coupons
A catalog offers a price of 2.95 with four free mini plans and sixteen dollars in coupons. The seller guarantees satisfaction.
Feds crack drug ring with military planes
In a Tacoma based case, authorities say soldiers used military transport planes to smuggle over 200 pounds of cocaine from Panama into the United States. Four more readings led to 11 charged, with three arrests including Darryl Loveless of the 864th Engineers Battalion at Fort Lewis. The cocaine reached cities such as New York Miami and Los Angeles after being shipped from Colon Panama.
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Oregon
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New York
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Whittaker Fun Continued From Page Five
Former colleagues recount Robert Whittaker as he tours, reflecting on a career in Congress and Kansas ties. He says he enjoys a balance of friendships and freedom, with no job stress and weekends spent at home.
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Robert
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Ottawa Public Hearing On Housing CDBG Grant Proposal
The City of Ottawa Kansas will hold a public hearing May 24 1993 at 3 00 p m in City Hall to discuss a Small Cities Community Development Block Grant housing rehabilitation project with an estimated cost of 345 200 and grant request of 300 000. Other proposals may be considered and comments recorded for the citizen participation plan.
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City Commission
Ottawa
Kansas
City
4Th & Walnut
Kansas Department of Commerce & Housing For
City of Ottawa
CDBG
Ottawa Public Hearing on $1 Million Partnership Fund Loan
The city of Ottawa Kansas will hold a public hearing on Wednesday May 19 1993 at 9 30 am in City Hall Commission Chambers. The hearing considers a Kansas Partnership Fund loan of 1 000 000 for extending an 18 000 ft 12 inch water main and booster station to a proposed distribution center about one mile east of I 35 on K 68. All interested parties are invited to attend and comment.
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Nevada Terrace
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Kansas Partnership Fund
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