Gas Service rate hike won’t raise Kansas bills
Kansas residents will see no higher charges after the Kansas Corporation Commission approved a 9.7 million dollar annual permanent rate increase for Gas Service, trimming its initial 24.8 million request by 61 percent. The decision keeps monthly residential charges near 4.10 dollars, rejects a proposed facilities charge, and shifts more cost burden to larger customers, a move criticized by Commissioner Loux.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Corporation Commission
KCC
Gas Service
Kansas City
Commission
Kansas
Michael Lennon
Phillip Dick
Loux
ECC
Wichita
Hutchinson
Pittsburg
Arkansas City
Newton
Parsons
Overland Park
Johnson County
Kansas Power and Light Co
Pipeline Firm Pumps Out Aid To The Needy
Kansas received 500000 from Northwest Central Pipeline to aid low income elderly and disabled residents with heating bills. Gov. Carlin accepted the gift, to be distributed by SRS across 17 area offices with local groups selected to disburse funds.
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Topeka
Kan
Statehouse
Carlin
Jones
Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
Kansas
Northwest Central Pipeline
The
Cities Service Gas Co
Oklahoma City
Okla
Northwest Energy Co
Williams Companies
Tulsa
Interstate Pipeline Company
SRS
Chanute
Emporia
Garden City
Hays
Craft Promises Fight To The End
Former television anchorwoman Christine Craft protests a federal judge ruling that threw out her 500000 verdict against Metromedia Inc in a sex discrimination case. She vows to press appeals and pursue a new trial, citing bias and fraud claims while noting the Jan. 4 jury retrial in Joplin.
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Kansas City
Christine Craft
Ms. Craft
Milwaukee
Stevens
Metromedia
KMBC
Egan
Sarah W. Hays
Ridge Shannon
Kenneth W. Green
Green
Hearst Corp
Keyt-Tv
Santa Barbara
Calif
Median U.S. family weekly earnings rise in third quarter
Government data show median weekly family earnings at 491 dollars, up 26 dollars from a year earlier, 5.7 percent higher than last year. Individual full time earnings avg 320 dollars, with managerial roles leading at 476 dollars, while farm and domestic workers earned 113 to 194 dollars weekly. Data drawn from Census Current Population Survey of about 60,000 households.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Census Bureau
U.S
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Sealy
Xury
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Don Sellers
Chuck Kamper
SALE
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America
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