Kansans face higher gas bills as rate hike looms
Kansas Gas Service, serving 642000 customers in 341 communities, seeks a first rate increase since 1996 to cover higher costs and upgrades. The move would raise company revenue by about 45 million dollars, a 28 percent rise, just as gas prices revert to higher levels and households struggle with stagnant wages and rising health costs.
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West Nile numbers undercount risk higher illness
The Kansas Department of Health and Environment limits West Nile virus reporting to severe cases, while officials admit many infections are mild and go unnoticed. With peak season in August and September, questions arise about true case counts, neighboring states reporting hundreds of cases, and whether Kansas should boost mosquito control measures.
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Guest editorials offer varied reader opinions
Guest editorials are published to offer readers a variety of opinions. Views expressed are not necessarily those of The Herald or its editor.
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Kansas Officials and Contacts in State Government
A list of political contacts with names titles and addresses in Topeka and Washington. Includes U.S. Senators Pat Roberts and Sam Brownback, Rep Jim Ryun, Gov Kathleen Sebelius, and several state legislators with office locations and phone numbers.
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Awakening to a New Life Vision After Loss
The author recalls a normal campus day disrupted by their mother's cancer and the shock of potential loss. Through treatments, education, and a shift to country life with Penny the Sheltie, they find peace and a renewed view of life, focusing on inner meaning rather than external pressures.
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Scouts Salute Supporters After River Run Dunk Tank
Thankful Boy Scout Troop 118 of Ottawa thanks all who supported the dunk tank at the Ol Marais River Run held September 20 and 21 at Forest Park. Community participation was strong and appreciated.
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Community dunk tank volunteers fund Philmont trip
Ottawa groups and businesses including City of Ottawa ECKAN Over the Road Gang Ottawa High School Ottawa Middle School Kansas National Guard Wood Oil Creason Tawney Franklin County Ambulance Service Commercial Federal Bank Jim's Barber Shop Wal-Mart KOFO crit Auto Sales Hairport Mental Health Reece Nichols Town and Country Real Estate will host a dunk tank to raise funds for Scouts traveling to Philmont in New Mexico in June 2004.
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