Chiefs Open Week Two of Training Camp on Field
The Kansas City Chiefs resumed on field sessions for the second week of summer camp on Monday, continuing preparations for the upcoming season.
08 Aug 1995
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1995
Page
1
The Kansas City Chiefs resumed on field sessions for the second week of summer camp on Monday, continuing preparations for the upcoming season.
Forecast calls for hot conditions with a gusty southwest wind. Tonight will be mostly clear with low near 75. Wednesday brings sunny skies with a high around 95 degrees and continued warm, dry conditions.
A retired detective steps forward to claim his place in history as the mystery sailor in a Life magazine photo from the Aug 14 1945 Japanese surrender celebration in Times Square is identified. The photo shows a tall dark haired sailor kissing a nurse amid the New York City street celebrations.
United Nations reports shells striking Serb refugee columns as about 120000 flee a Croatian army victory. The exodus could be the largest since fighting began in the former Yugoslavia four years ago and is recounted on page 3A.
Quote from Charles Sweeney notes that the Japanese reaction varied by city with strong amusement in most areas and exceptions in two major cities as World War II ended. The remark reflects mood shifts after Japan’s surrender.
Washington testimony before a divided House Banking Committee alleges top government officials obstructed Whitewater probes. RTC investigator Jean Lewis cites substantial misconduct at Madison Guaranty, with funds diverted to Clinton campaigns and Whitewater deals. Senatorial testimony from Susan Thomases touches on Vince Foster documents and tax matters.
A GAO study finds 17.5 percent of about 30 million Medicare recipients not in care facilities are given drugs unsafe for elderly use or duplicates. Inappropriate prescribing raises adverse reactions, hospitalizations, and deaths, with pharmacists and doctors failing to check interactions and proper dosages.
The General Accounting Office offers solutions to improper drug use by the elderly. Counseling for patients about proper use is proposed alongside managed care with a primary physician who oversees prescriptions from specialists. A drug review system may monitor prescriptions through a pharmacy to catch inappropriate drugs.
Patients may cause problems by not telling their doctor or pharmacist about all medications they take or by not taking drugs in the correct manner. The issue highlights the need for full med lists and proper administration to prevent adverse interactions and ineffective therapy.
Senate leader Bob Dole pledges a hard line on welfare recipients who refuse to work as he pushes a sweeping plan to dismantle social programs and shift responsibilities to states. Conservatives press for harsher work mandates while moderates and Democrats seek more child care to aid single mothers.
Lawrence school board approves a 63.4 million dollar budget for the upcoming year in a 5-0 vote with Kerry Altenbernd abstaining and Maley Wilkins absent. The 644 dollar city tax for an 80,000 dollar house increases by 92, mills set at 70.03, up 10.01 from last year, as district officials urge changes to Kansas school funding formulas. Neighbors spoke little at the hearing, while critics note state aid remains flat despite rising local wealth.
At the 3B session the school board reviewed budget allocations, discussed facility upgrades, and set schedule expectations for the new school year. Several trustees questioned projected costs and approval timelines, with administrators promising clearer line items in a forthcoming briefing.
The 1995 96 budget shows teacher salaries at about 43 percent of the 43 037 493 general fund and local option budget. Expenditures include 1 38 million for salary increases 500 000 to open Southwest Junior High School 500 000 for new staff to accommodate growth and 300 000 to implement a new curriculum at four junior high schools. Copies of the budget are available at the district service center 3705 Clinton Pkwy.
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