Infections Harbored in Hospitals
A report on hospital cross infection notes that nosocomial infections may affect 2 to 5 percent of admissions, with costs around 48 million dollars annually and deaths potentially exceeding 100,000 per year. Hand hygiene, antiseptics, and hospital practices shape risk, while urinary tract infections from catheter use are most common.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Golden
R.N
Ohio State University Hospitals
Columbus
American Hospital Association
Litsky
USDA says record corn crop could spark hog expansion in 1972
The Agriculture Department predicts that a near record 5.2 billion bushels of corn this year will lower feed costs and tempt farmers to boost pork production next year. Hog prices are expected to rise after a fall dip, with higher prices and lower feed costs likely to raise farrowings in 1972. Cattle outlook shows little change, though feedlots may increase placements as abundant feed fuels gains.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
USDA
Department
Economic Research Service
Omaha
Tax Lid Extension Debate Shifts to 1973 Session
Rep. Shelby Smith of Wichita says he will block any 1972 move to extend the tax lid past its three year limit. Smith, head of the House Assessment and Taxation Committee, argues the lid should be extended only in 1973 if needed and warns against turning the issue into a political football. Governor Docking has indicated he may seek an extension during the 1972 session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Shelby Smith
Wichita
Smith
House Assessment and Taxation Committee
Robert Docking
Dole Expects Close Vote on UN Resolution
Sen Robert Dole of Kansas, chairman of the Republican National Committee, said the UN two Ching resolution vote would be very very close. He noted Latin American votes could decide the outcome and expressed hope Nixon's China trip would aid Vietnam policy and overall U. S. stance in the Pacific. He warned of a trend of newly enfranchised voters registering as Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Robert Dole
Kansas
Republican National Committee
United Nations
Nixon
China
Pacific
Dole
Republican Party
Sharp Drop In Value In Liberty Land Condemnation
A jury cut a 1966 condemnation award for a 20 foot land strip at a Liberty intersection from 116 384 to 112 512 plus 6 percent interest. The land needed for a U S 71 bypass was appraised originally as prime business location. Owners were Pearl Schmidt A Harold Schmidt Velma Schreiber. Both sides appealed and the Clay County Circuit Court upheld the drastic reduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty, Mo
Liberty
U.S. 71
Pearl Schmidt
A. Harold Schmidt
Velma Schreiber
Missouri Highway Commission
Clay County
Males Admitted To Beauty Parlors
Atty Gen J Shane Creamer ruled Pennsylvania beauty parlors may not refuse male patrons. The opinion cites a constitutional amendment prohibiting sex discrimination and notes women have always had access to hair services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Atty
J. Shane Creamer
Pennsylvania
Creamer
Auto Suit Study Says Negligence Cases Low in Kansas
Kansas Bar Association president Phil Lewis released a study showing automobile negligence cases filed in state courts accounted for 7.2 to 9.2 percent of all civil actions from 1966 to 1970. He notes no-fault advocates exaggerate courts being overwhelmed and cites lower percentages in recent years. A Bar meeting poll finds most Kansas attorneys oppose no-fault insurance.
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Topeka, Kan
Kansas Bar Association
Phil Lewis
Lewis
Kansas
State Bar
Kansas Administration of Justice
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Don
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Gene Wall
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Joe Gormley
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Highway 71
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Erie
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al Jones
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