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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1985

Page

7

National State Sen Kassebaum unveils 5paint farm program

State Senator Kassebaum announces a new five point farm program amid community debate. Officials from the agriculture department outline funding, incentives, and oversight measures for rural districts.

Sen. Kassebaum

Sobering DWI poll shows support for penalties but not liability

The Media General AP poll finds most Americans back harsh penalties for drunken driving yet oppose holding bartenders or social hosts liable for related accidents. It notes 15 percent have a family member injured or killed by a drunk driver, and 23,500 deaths nationwide last year. Women favor tougher penalties. younger drinkers admit driving after drinking. many states have raised drinking ages to satisfy federal criteria.

New York Associated Press New Jersey Supreme Court U.S. Department of Transportation Media General AP New Jersey

Wolf Creek plans may idle La Cygne unit to save costs

The Wolf Creek owners KG&E KCPL and KEPCo told Kansas regulators they may shut La Cygne I for seven months a year to cut costs and reduce overcapacity as a Wolft Creek rate case seeks 508.5 million dollars in charges to 460,000 ratepayers. The bid includes Wolf Creek construction costs of 3 billion dollars with La Cygne I and II partners KG&E KCPL owning equal stakes in the plants near Pleasanton 60 miles south of Kansas City.

Topeka Kan Wolf Creek Kansas Corporation Commission James R. Lucas Kansas Gas and Electric Co Wichita Commission Kansas City Power & Light Co la Cygne Kg&e Lucas Corporation Commission KCPL Kepco Rural Electric Kansas City Pleasanton

Area Weather Forecast Summary for Ottawa Region

The Ottawa Water Plant station logged early Friday low 61 and high 86, Saturday low 54 high 89, Sunday low 64 with high 9, Monday low 61 and high 84, and rainfall reached 1.40 inches by Monday. County forecast calls for partly cloudy skies with a 30 percent rain chance tonight and again Wednesday with mid 60s lows and mid 80s highs.

Fire National Weather Service Ottawa

New Kansas unemployment laws update workers changes

Kansas changes to voluntary quitting and breach of duty laws take effect July 1 after legislative action. An advisory council of employers and employees shaped the voluntary quits bill, limiting benefits for some quitters while allowing others to qualify. Reemployment will be required for those who quit to receive benefits, and the old 11 week eligibility was altered.

Diane Yeamans Larry Wolgast Kansas Department of Human Resources Wolgast Ottawa Chamber of Commerce Cal Ewing Senate

Fear Hurricane Toll May Be 25 000 in Bangladesh

AP reports after a devastating Bay of Bengal hurricane that could claim tens of thousands of lives. Official death toll stood at 1,569, with Red Cross estimates at 3,000 and unconfirmed figures as high as 25,000. Islands Pirbaksh Urirchar Sandwip suffered worst losses. hundreds of bodies seen, water and food shortages. 5.5 million affected. Community shelters collapsed. fears of epidemics.

Urirchar Bangladesh Bay of Bengal International Committee of the Red Cross Geneva Switzerland Pirbaksh Arirchar Abul Khair Khair Sandwip Island Abdul Momin Associated Press Red Cross Press Trust of India Dhaka

Holiday Traffic Death Toll Near 370 Across Nation

CHICAGO AP says nearly 370 people died in traffic accidents nationwide during Memorial Day weekend, below the NSC forecast of 380 to 490. By weekend’s end, police reported 368 highway deaths as the summer travel season began.

Chicago National Safety Council

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