Utility's Customers May Get Refund
The Kansas Corporation Commission staff says Union Gas System Inc. should refund about 1.1 million to 59,000 customers in eastern Kansas. Investigators found Union overpaid for gas from five Kansas producers from January 1981 to March 1986 and did not protect ratepayers. Hearings are Sept. 29 to Oct. 1 with a decision due by April 1987.
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Peka
Kan
Kansas Corporation Commission
Union Gas System Inc. of
Independence
Kansas
Union Gas
KCC
Robert D. Elliott
KCC Utilities Division
Five Eastern
Union
Corporation Commission
Parole Hearings Set By Kansas Parole Board
The Kansas Parole Board schedules hearings for September 18 19 and 25 to consider parole for offenders. Richard Loehr a Franklin County inmate at Kansas State Industrial Reformatory Hutchinson is among October eligible parolees and the board will hear oral or written comments at each session. Hearings occur September 18 10:30 to 12:30 Wyandotte County Courthouse Kansas City Kansas September 19 9:30 to 11 Topeka Public Library and September 25 9:30 to 11 Wichita Municipal Building. Written comments should be sent to the Parole Board Fourth Floor 700 Jackson Topeka 66603.
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Kansas Parole Board
Richard Loehr
Franklin County
Kansas State Industrial Reformatory
Hutchinson
Parole Board
Missioners
Wyandotte County
Kansas City
Kan
Topeka Public Library
Wichita Municipal Building
Jackson
Topeka
August DPS Monthly Report Highlights City Crime and Fire Activity
The Department of Public Safety reports 841 calls in August with 803 cleared. Crimes totaled 116, with 78 cleared and 56 arrests. Property losses estimated at 36,480 dollars. fire runs reached 10 with 26 875 dollars in fire loss. Traffic accidents numbered 46 with 49,357 dollars in damages. animal control logged 213 calls and 49 animals impounded.
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Department of Public Safety
DPS
DWI
Edna V. Graham
N. Sycamore
Wall Street Downgraded On Widespread Selloff As Rates Rise
Wall Street declined sharply as concerns about rising interest rates spurred heavy selling. The Dow Jones industrial average fell about 70 points at its low, with losers outnumbering gainers by roughly 13 to 1. Bond prices dropped as longer maturities lost about 15 to 20 dollars per 1000 of face value amid fading hopes of near-term Fed easing.
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Wall Street
Federal Reserve
Local events and sales roundup from Ottawa area
Wide list of community notices and offers including salon closure Sept 20 27 school attendance by Shiela Miller Hill House two buy one get one free sirloin special and Friday and Saturday promotions at Hill House Wal Mart Ottawa fall bulbs discounts at 4.95 each or 5 for 21. Diabetic meeting at Westminster Presbyterian Church with Elizabeth Davis Stomont Vail. Garden center promos Willow Creek? Includes paper drive Sacred Heart and McDonald's prize winners Jennifer Bennett and Eric Burgoon.
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Franklin Co. Farm Bureau
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Elizabeth Davis
Stomont-Vail
Kansas Board of Education fights amendment on self executing powers
Kansas state Board of Education members said they will campaign against a November constitutional amendment limiting their self executing powers to certify teachers and accredit schools. They warn legislative approval would slow decisions and hinder education supervision. Frahm and Von Fange urged careful consideration of the board’s role while defending its competency.
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Topeka, Kan
State Board of Education
Theodore von Fange
Lindsborg
Kansas
Sheila Frahm
Colby
Frahm
Board of Education
von Fange
State Board
Kansas liquor amendment backers seek televised push
Clayton Hunter, head of Kansans for Effective Liquor Control, warns supporters are apathetic as the liquor by the drink amendment nears the November vote. He seeks $300,000 for a two week TV campaign to counter dry forces and prevent a repeat of the 1970 loss. Targeting restaurant hotel motel owners, he says polls show support but a strong ad campaign could shift margins. He estimates current funds at $5,000 to $10,000 and cites a Beloit debate as campaign momentum.
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Topeka, Kan
Kansas
Ciry
Clayton Hunter
Kansans For
Hunter
Funeral services held for Max Montague at Pomona
Max Allan Montague aged 51 of Pomona RFD 1 died Wednesday at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Services were set for Friday at Lamb Roberts Funeral Home with Rev. Larry J. Smith officiating and burial at Woodlawn Cemetery. He was a telegrapher for Santa Fe Railroad, served in the Army National Guard and U S Army, and later worked in construction. Survivors include his mother, two daughters, a son, three brothers, a grandson, and a host of relatives. Memorials to Lifeline at Ransom Memorial Hospital are suggested.
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Max Montague
Max Allan Montague
Lamb-Roberts
Larry J. Smith
Woodlawn
Pomona
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Pomona Rfd
Woodlawn Cemetery
Santa Fe Railroad
Army National Guard
Merle L
Vera) Montague
Lisa K. Montague
Angela G. Montague
Ottawa Rfd
Russell A. Montague
Lawrence
Duane
Daryl Montague
Rex Montague
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Southeast Kansas Natural Gas Producers
Northwest Central Pipeline Corp
Tulsa
Elliott
DPS Monthly Report
New York
SALON
Shiela Miller
Hill House
Christian Witness Sun
Faith Lutheran Church
Blue River Band
Wal-Mart
Ottawa
Sand Box
Willis Garden Center
Sacred Heart
Kof C
Wamnita Riemer
McDonald’s
Our
Jennifer Bennett
Princeton
Eric Burgoon
Boe
Fr. Co. Health Dept
Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home
Vince
John Carlin
Richard Taylor
Beloit
the Daily Report
William Butts
Quenemo
Tyler Tomberlin
Osage Drive
Arza Fogle
Mark Gooding
Public Safety News
Lonna F. Branson
S. Gak
Alco
S. Main
Branson
Lynn D. Underwood
Beech
Underwood
Sheriff’s News
Robert L. English
N. Locust
Osage
English
Lyndon
Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
District Court News
Michigan Valley Grain Inc
Richard Dillon
A & M Dairy
Grain Company
Richard L. Singer
Singer Plumbing and Electric, Garnett
Kenneth G
Alma L. Caudell
Mechanic’s
Singer
Caudells
Richmond
Herbert and
Robert Hughes
Cecil Beatty
Beatty
Hugheses
Glenwood Manor
Wellsville
Holly Christian
Christian
Jason Howe
South Mulberry
Stephen K. Sickless
Jural Rantoul
Research Eagle
Cypress
Helen D. Rucker
Olive
Ottawa Co-op
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Texas Chainsaw
Coney
Jimmy Davis
Springfield
Missouri
Assembly OF God
Ottawa, Kansas
W.E. Reynolds
Joe and
Leeann Francis
Joe Ferns
Qengel Jon Mortuary
Hickory
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