KCPL Transmission Line Bid Rejected by KCC in Kansas
Kansas Corporation Commission denied KCPL's 10 million plan to build a Wolf Creek to West Gardner transmission line. The decision followed prior rejections and appeals, with KCPL choosing to lease KG&E lines instead. The case hinges on the line's necessity and regulatory authority under new law.
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Topeka, Kan
Kansas Corporation Commission
Kansas City Power & Light Co
Wolf Creek
Burlington
Johnson County
KCPL
KCC
Topeka
West Gardner
Franklin County
Commission
Kansas Gas and Electric Co
Wichita
Kg&e
la Cygne
Pleasanton
Kansas City Utility
Kansas Court of Appeals
Kansas Supreme Court
Corporation Commission
First Year May Cost $141000 Appraiser Proposes Budget
Franklin County commissioners hear a proposed 141000 first year budget for reappraisal with main costs in salaries and software. County plans to hire staff, use internal workers, and may receive state reimbursement per parcel. A 50 cent hour raise incentives staff transfers, up to six dollars hour, are offered.
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Melissa Bauman
Charles Clark
Franklin County Commission
Clark
Merten Com
Six Youths Arrested For Local Burglaries
Six juveniles were arrested by the Department of Public Safety in connection with two burglaries of Main Street Bait & Tackle Shop and the theft of a $20,000 1983 Ford van from Joseph A. Salb. Arrests include three males aged 15 16 and 17 and a 16 year old Ottawa girl with two more Ottawa youths. The van was recovered by the Highway Patrol in the Kansas City area. All youths were released to guardians and reports sent to the county attorney for prosecution.
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Department of Public Safety
Main Street
N. Main
Ottawa
Pomona
Joseph A. Salb
Willow
Salb
Oren Skiles
DPS
Skiles
Highway Patrol
Kansas City
Edward L. Mils
Princeton Road
South Main
Jana R. Gilbert
S. Mulberry
East Second
Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
PRIDE to Survey Richmond Residents
Richmond PRIDE launches a town survey under chairwoman Patty Pearson to measure how the city rates as a place to live. The effort, funded by the Chamber of Commerce and supported by state and university partners, will cover business, recreation, services, and development.
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PRIDE
Richmond
New Pride Committee
Patty Pearson
Richmond Chamber of Commerce
Kansas
Kansas State University Extension Service
Richmond Pride
Star Editor Wins Libel Suit Against The Kansas City Star
Jackson County jury awards Gary D. Warner former outdoor editor $275000 in libel suit against The Kansas City Star six years after his 1980 firing for ethics violations. Jury finds Star told Warner the true reasons for dismissal on second count and grants $200000 actual and $75000 punitive damages.
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Kansas City, Mo
Jackson County
Gary D. Warner
The
Kansas City Star
Star
Warner
International Harvester
the Star
West 7th Service Ad Briefs and Events
New hours 7am to 8 30pm at West 7th Service corner 7th and Beech. Friday night dance to Country Comfort and Saturday night to Sidekicks at Buds 1020 North Main. Swimming lessons offered by Pomona and Appanoose area through Villa Lantis by June 6. First Baptist WBS June 3 to 7 9 15 to 11 30 ages 3 through grade 5. Open House Sunday June 2 1 to 4 50 East B Street Pomona. See ad in Friday and Saturday real estate section TECUMSEH STREET Farmer's Market Saturdays 7am to noon May 25 to September 14 sponsored by the Soroptimist Club.
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First Baptist Wbs
East B. St
Pomona
Tecumseh Street Farmer's Market
The
Soroptimist Club
Lois M. Smith obituary and local notices
Lois M. Smith former Ottawa Herald women's editor died at 82 after an extended illness in Olathe. Funeral services pending. Survivors include a son, three daughters, four grandchildren, and four great grandchildren. Also includes hospital admissions dismissals burglaries and arrests with local crime notes and commodity quotations.
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Lois M. Smith
Ottawa Herald
Olathe Community Hospital
Lamb- Roberts Funeral
Smith
Moline
Kan
Ottawa
Salt Lake City
Utah
Marian J. Japins
The Kitchen Table Set to Open June 10
A new restaurant named The Kitchen Table will open by June 10 at 1010 N Main, the former Daniels Steakhouse and Buffet, signaling a relaunch of the dining space.
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Kitchen Table
N. Main
Daniels Steakhouse
Summer Vacation Bible School at Faith Bible Church
Faith Bible Church hosts Summer Vacation Bible School from 9 30 to 11 30 a m June 3 7 for children ages 4 to 13. Area students from Kansas Technical Institute Salina include Brian James Barnes Edward Todd Oswald and Wendall Lee Catt. Sonic Drive In Ottawa to open on city south side with Shari Katouc as manager and Don Scroggs earlier living in Nebraska.
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Faith Bible Church
Kansas Technical Institute
Salina
Brian James Barnes
Ottawa
Edward Todd Oswald
Wellsville
Wendall Lee Catt
Garnett
Jim Scroggs
Don
Nebraska
Shari Katouc
Scroggs
Hearing on Final Settlement in Irvin Bradshaw Estate
Notice to all persons concerned of filing a petition on May 15 1985 in Franklin County Kansas for final settlement of the estate of Irvin L Bradshaw deceased. Executor Margaret E Herriman seeks approval of acts and fees and determination of heirs under a family settlement dated December 18 1784. Defenses due by June 11 1985 at 11 00 A M in Ottawa Court. Attorney Robert E App Hutchinson KS 6750 (316) 465 5811.
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State of
Kansas
Margaret E. Herriman
Irvin L. Bradshaw
Ottawa
Franklin County
Robert E. App
First National Center
Hutchinson
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