Ottawa's Saturday football foe bears familiar look
Royals cling to playoff chances after Aikens powers comeback in a night matchup. Ottawa University faces a longtime rival in a contest highlighted by Aikens speed and strength, fueling remaining hopes despite hard-fought play on Field Four.
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Royals
Tylenol scare grips nation after cyanide found
The FDA advised stopping use of Extra-Strength Tylenol capsules due to a second cyanide tainted batch linked to up to five deaths. The recall spans nationwide. authorities investigate how many batches are contaminated while Chicago area limited deaths.
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Arlington Heights
Ill
Food and Drug Administrations
Bill Rados
FDA
Washington
Chicago
Cook County
Lawrence Foster
Johnson & Johnson
Round Rock
Texas
Pennsylvania
DuPage County
Elmhurst
Foster
Weather and politics mix in early Thursday report
The National Weather Service station at the Ottawa Water Plant recorded a low of 63 and a high of 48 with no rain. County forecast calls for tonight's clouds and 60 percent rain chances, Saturday with 50 percent rain and cooler highs around 70. In Bonn, West Germany, Parliament ousted Chancellor Helmut Schmidt and elected Helmut Kohl to replace him in a no confidence vote, 256 to 235, Kohl to be sworn in later today.
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National Weather Service
Ottawa
Bonn
West Germany
Helmut Schmidt
Helmut Koh
Kohl
Christian Democratic Union
Schmidt
Renovation To Begin Soon For Ottawa Public Library
Ottawa trustees awarded the Public Library renovation contract to Rule & Shrum Construction, 126 N. Oak, for 122,984 with no tin gutter option. The project, funded by a 150,000 city bond, targets 130 calendar days of work and indoor focus after exterior framing.
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Bob Burtch
Ottawa
Library Board of Trustees
Rule & Shrum Construction Co
N. Oak
R&s
Bob Shrum
Earl Devore
Rule & Shrum
Devore
Kansas Construction
Lawrence
Sprigg Construction
Paola
Hawkins & O*hara
Triangle Builders
Harris Construction
Shrum
Severance Tax Debate Divides Kansas Officials and Industry
Kansas industry leaders led by Don Schnacke of KIOGA oppose a severance tax, arguing cyclical downturn and higher costs jeopardize firms with idle rigs and layoffs. Gov Carlin counters with revenue need and broad state precedent. Officials note rising oil prices since the 1970s but disagree on policy impact and tax viability.
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Dale Goter
Kansas
Topeka
HNS
Don Schnacke
Kansas Independent Oil and Gas Association
KIOGA
Schnacke
Eastern Kansas Oil and Gas Association
Carlin
Local Tylenol Pulls Sweep Most Shelves In City
Amid tampering fears with extra strength Tylenol, Ottawa stores pull products and offer full refunds. Alco and Reynolds disinfect shelves while Safeway IGA remove regular and liquid forms. Most shelves empty except Waymire's Price Chopper. two numbers recalled MC 2880 and 1910 MD.
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Diane Yeamans
Ottawa
Alco
Greg Dean
Reynolds Drug Store
Safeway
IGA
Charles Gillette
South Pence
Paul Horner
Johnson and Johnson
Ed Burrichter
Clinic Pharmacy
Waymire
Charlie Waymire
Kansas
KCC Attacks Cities Service Over Gas Price Rise
The Kansas Corporation Commission accuses Cities Service Gas Co. of managerial imprudence and fraud in acquiring gas costs and asks FERC to suspend a proposed 2 cent per thousand cubic feet price increase for up to five months while an investigation proceeds. The rise would raise Kansas bills by about 66 million dollars and roughly 98 dollars yearly for the typical home.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Corporation Commission
Cities Service Gas Co
The
Corporation Commission
Cities Service
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
Washington D.C
FERC
Oklahoma City
Okla
Kansas Gas
Gas Service Co
Union Gas Co
Kansas Power and Light Co
KCC
Kansas
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