City Upgrades 700 Signs To Meet Federal Standards
City crews replace about 700 of 1,500 signs to meet Uniform Traffic Control Devices rules. Work follows a 1973 DOT grant funded review and 1976 Main Street resignalization, with current sign replacement supported by a 90-10 federal grant.
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Jay Bemis
Federal Highway Administration
Department of Transportation
Main Street
Main
Bob Moore
Carlin to Name New Kansas Corporation Commission Chair
Gov-elect John Carlin said he will replace G T Van Bebber as KCC chairman when his term ends next March. He plans a closer look at how the utilities and rate making are handled, and he has not yet chosen a successor.
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Topeka
Kan
John Carlin
G.T. van Bebber
Kansas Corporation Commission
van Bebber
Carlin
Corporation Commission
Robert F. Bennett
Bennett
Bob Bennett
Inside Highlights and Sports Hints From The Evening Pages
Inside Highlights notes OHS presents Hollywood satire at the auditorium. Sports coverage previews the Cyclones blowing winds of optimism. A page 8 item reports the death of a famed American illustrator.
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OHS
Kansas voter turnout falls short of forecast but tops national rate
In Topeka Kansas AP reports general election turnout measured 721000 voters for the US Senate race, about 61 percent of 1182000 registered, a state record. Secretary of State Jack Brien predicted 822000 voters or about 70 percent.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Jack Brier
Limp Energy Bill Is Law
President Carter signed a diluted energy bill at the White House after 18 months of contention, omitting many of his original tough proposals. The measure foresees natural gas price changes and consumer tax credits while deregulation faces cost shifts. critics warn of large consumer losses, while supporters promise long term gas supply. Carter also approved a $19.7 billion tax cut at Camp David, delaying public notice to avoid political optics.
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Kansas City
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Camp David
Planning Commissions In Session Tonight
Franklin City-County Planning Commission meets tonight first with the Ottawa Planning Commission at 7 in City Hall, then its regular session at 7 45 in the county Courts Building. Topics include a possible December public hearing on the one mile jurisdiction, mobile home park plans, county subdivision rules, health system plan prep, and a zoning and procedural bylaw review.
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Franklin City-County Planning Commission
Ottawa Planning Commission
City Hall
County Courts
Ottawa Commission
Ottawa
William A. Newman
Planning Commission
Burrough
Northeast Kansas Health Systems Agency
Franklin County
County Forecast Sees Mild Tonight With Cooler Friday
Partly cloudy and mild tonight with lows in the mid to upper 40s. Friday will be partly cloudy and cooler with highs in the 60s and southerly winds 10 to 20 mph.
Egypt Eyes Treaty Link In Mideast Peace Talks
Top Egyptian negotiators met Secretary Vance amid a dispute over tying a peace treaty with Israel to future Palestinian talks. Sadat seeks a clear goal of an overall Mideast settlement, while Israeli hardliners push to drop the linkage. Begin, on a Canada fund drive, declined to concede pre 1967 borders or a Palestinian state.
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Cyrus R. Vance
Israel
Boutrous Ghali
Osama Al-Baz
Anwar Sadat
Mideast
Defense
Ezex
West Bank
Jordan River
PLO
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