University of Kansas plan brings health care to Chanute site
Chanute and southeast Kansas welcome the University of Kansas Medical Center plan for the former Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital. The initiative aims to reuse a tax-built facility for broader health services with a modest 34000 planning appropriation and ongoing legislative support. Social and Rehabilitation Services offices now occupy part of the hospital and will need future relocation. Cooperation from Chanute and the region is urged to ensure success.
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University of Kansas Medical Center
Southeast Kansas
Chanute
Kansas
Cactus Promos Spur Sweden Travel Buzz and Cattle Curiosity
A Swedish National Tourist Office promotion touts Karll Johan Park in Norrköping as hosting the world's largest cactus display with over 45 000 plants and 2000 species. The writer muses on Sweden's cactus claim, recalls Texas, and notes cactus feeding experiments for cattle and flavorless breakfast ideas. He cautions about prickly spines and laments practicality concerns while admiring some cactus blossoms.
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Sweden
New York
Karl Johan Park
Norrkoping
Texas
Lone Star
Granddad
Equal rights debate on homosexuality sparks local concern
The piece argues homosexuality exists and should be treated with personal respect yet warns against forced equality in employment and housing. It asserts queerness is a real social issue and urges balancing rights with individual choice amidst public policy debates.
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Dade County
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Califano hints at doctor fee controls
Health Secretary Joseph Califano told Congress that future government action may curb doctor fees. He and President Carter have discussed the issue but offered no specific proposals, calling the problem highly complex and unsolved.
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Joseph Califano
Congress
American Medical Association
Califano
Carter
Capitol Hill Prince Goodarzi found shot dead in car
The body of Alexis Goodarzi, a Capitol Hill restaurateur nicknamed the prince, was found at 2 a.m. in his orange Porsche with three 32 caliber bullets in his head. Investigators suspect Savak ties and possible blackmail links to Iranian embassy contacts, amid rumors of underworld connections and congressional entanglements.
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Alexis Guodarzi
Prince
Capitol Hill
Goodarzi
Iran
Secret Police
Tongsun Park
Park
South Korea
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Sava
House Standards Committee
Soigne Rotunda
Savak
United States
Mansur Rafizadeh
New York
U.S
Rotunda
Underworld
Chiropractor accuses House chair of lying over bill
Kansas Chiropractic Association executive director Glyndon Hanson charges Rep. Mike Johnson with deceit to block a measure allowing chiropractors to draw blood for diagnosis. Johnson denies lying and says he blocked the bill while noting votes existed. The bill, supported by ECA, passed Senate 28-10 but stalled in the House.
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Hns
Kansas Chiropractic Association
House
John Carlin
KCA
Mike Johnson
D-Abilene
Journal of the
Kansas Chiropractice Association
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Johnson
Carlin
ECA
Hanson
Sowers
Senate Public Health and Welfare Committee
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