Big Eight Eyes 30-Second Clock For Conference Games
The Big Eight Conference weighs a 30-second clock on an experimental basis for next season pending rules committee approval. A Boulder meeting next month will decide the proposal while a local junior college coach voices cautious views on changing goal height and game adjustments.
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No Evidence Kansas Doctors Overcharging Blue Shield
Kansas physicians and Blue Shield officials say there is no proof of doctors overcharging to push higher Blue Shield payments. Blue Shield officials describe Kansas payments as underpayment rather than overcharging, noting past and current denial rates.
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Topeka
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Beverly
John Mitchell
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Kansas Medical Society
American Medical Association
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Kansas School Vandalism Costs Revealed in State Totals
Kansas districts reported public school vandalism losses of 435,870 in the prior year with Wichita at 102,572 and Shawnee Mission near 100,000. Officials note no dramatic rise, cite glass breakage, and describe measures like Plexiglass and pop out windows to curb damage while arson fires spike in Johnson County.
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Wichita
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Coffeyville suit cites $1 million counterclaim by hospital firm
Coffeyville Extended Care Center Inc files a $1 million counterclaim against the city of Coffeyville and Coffeyville Memorial Hospital after the city sued to cancel a ground lease tied to building private medical facilities. The dispute covers actions from April 1968 to date and alleged harassment to delay construction.
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City of Parsons Employs 12 Women
About 130 city employees in Parsons include 12 women. Five work in the city manager's office, three in the water department, and four in the police department. The women represent nine percent of city staff. The 1970 census shows women at 53 percent of the U.S. population, matching Labette County and Parsons.
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Labette County
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