First June primaries yield few delegates for both parties
In Rhode Island South Dakota and Montana the first June primaries produced limited delegate gains for Carter Ford Reagan and Brown. Carter tops 900 delegates while Ford nears 800. Brown drives a uncommitted surge. Reagan adds two wins and may target California.
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GAO warns two cabinet officers over Medicaid payments
The General Accounting Office warned two Cabinet officers they will be held personally responsible for improper Medicaid payments made, signaling potential accountability actions. The notice emphasizes personal liability for misused funds and stresses audit oversight.
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Washington
UPI
General Accounting Office
States Warned on Medicaid Nursing Home Review Compliance
Acting Comptroller General R F Keller warned that payments to states with inadequate Medicaid utilization review statements could be disallowed. In 10 page letters to HEW and Treasury leaders he urged holding accountable officers for long term care payments lacking proper compliance showings.
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David Mathews
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John Moss
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House
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Moss
NCCJC Trustees Approve Interlocal Education Agency
Neosho County Community Junior College trustees approve joining an interlocal education service in Chanute area serving 28 unified school districts and six colleges in southeast Kansas and a Columbus vocational school. They discuss program expansions, nursing accreditation, and new staff appointments.
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Neosho County
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Regional Education Service
Chanute
J. C. Sanders
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Columbus
James Rowland
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Erie
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WSU
Neosho
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Greenwood
Labette
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Osage
Sedgwick
Shawnee
Wilson
Woodson
State Board of Nursing
North Central
Chanute College
Wheat damage reported across east central Kansas after May freeze
Up to half of some east central counties' wheat crop is reported lost due to the May 3 freeze. The Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service notes scattered rains helped other areas, with 95 percent heading by last weekend, 5 percent coloring, and barley yellow dwarf virus observed in scattered areas. Topsoil moisture remains generally adequate aside from a few western counties.
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Topeka
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Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Ford studies busing issue in Justice Dept proposal
President Ford is examining DOJ drafted legislation to severely limit court ordered school busing in some cases and ban it entirely in others. An interview released today details the administration's stance on the controversial desegregation tool.
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UPI
Ford
Justice Department
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WKRC
White House
Edward Levi
Cities Service Gas appeals to Kansas Supreme Court over regulation
Cities Service Gas Co. asked the Kansas Supreme Court to rule it cannot be regulated by the Kansas Corporation Commission due to interstate commerce. The case stems from a KCC order forcing direct gas sales to cities like Iola Chanute Garnett Neodesha and Osage City into state regulation amid alleged monopolistic practices by the pipeline firm.
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KCC
Iola
Chanute
Garnett
Neodesha
Osage City
Interstate Pipeline Company
FPC
Weather Area Forecast Clears Tonight With Thunderstorms Threat
Becoming clear to partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with widely scattered late afternoon and nighttime storms. Highs in the mid 80s, lows near 60s. Winds will ease this evening. Rain chances about 20 percent tonight.
Primaries Seen Key to Party Winners, Letter States
Intercepted letter argues that next week's primaries will determine winners for each party. The missive addresses someone named Cha and underscores the election's high stakes and decisive nature.
Drug abuse unit moved to SRS in Kansas plan
Gov. Bennett designates the Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services to license approve and regulate methadone treatment centers and administer a state plan for drug abuse treatment and prevention. The transfer from Health and Environment is retroactive to Jan 1 1976.
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Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
Kansas
Secretary of State
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Department of Health and Environment
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Senate
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