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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1985
Page
6
Local County Commission page note previews a debut about the anxious Cyclones preparing for a 6A football season, highlighting power and expectations. Page 3 covers Inside Highlights with county updates.
President Reagan urged senior citizens to back his tax overhaul and warned against special interests while stressing no cut to Social Security. He tied tax relief to benefits for children and grandchildren and cited inflation for outdated deductions.
Ottawa Truck Corp. won city commission backing in a special meeting to issue 500000 in industrial revenue bonds to expand facilities for the Commando all terrain vehicle a joint venture with Brimont SA. A public hearing at City Hall is set for 3 p.m. Sept. 26. The same date includes a hearing on refunding 15 million Gulf and Western Inc. bonds to secure a better rate and extend the term.
Washington AP reports researchers mapped the three dimensional RNA virus HRV-14, a cold agent, using Purdue’s supercomputer and Cornell facilities. The breakthrough outlines vulnerable points for future drugs or vaccines and may aid work on other diseases including AIDS, leukemia, and multiple sclerosis.
About 2.17 billion of 3.05 billion spent by three utilities on Wolf Creek nuclear plant would be excluded from rates for 460000 customers under a tentative Kansas Corporation Commission plan. KG&E KCPL KEPCO own 47 47 6 percent respectively. Depreciation 3.4 percent over 30 years. KG&E KCPL big rate reductions. KEPCO needs all power so minimal loss. Commission sets small rate hike and a conservation rate for KG&E at 6000 kWh yearly.
A federal judge refused to block Friday’s scheduled anti satellite weapon test. U S District Judge Norma Holloway Johnson denied a temporary restraining order sought by four House members and the Union of Concerned Scientists, ruling they lacked standing and that the issue is a political question.
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