County ambulance privatization debate draws crowd in Jeff. Co
Jefferson County commissioners said rumors over privatizing the ambulance service are blown out of proportion as about 300 residents attended a meeting. They noted current costs around 412000 dollars annually while AMR offered roughly 175000 dollars, but transport rates could rise for individuals. No decision has been made and recalls or private talks were denied.
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KCC taps ex trooper for top transportation post
The Kansas Corporation Commission named Jackie Miller of Emporia as director of its transportation division, replacing Doris Carlile who retired Aug. 1. Miller, 37, served 14 years with the Kansas Highway Patrol and conducted motor carrier inspections to enforce safety standards.
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City and hospital defend against Columbia suit in Lawrence
City of Lawrence and Lawrence Memorial Hospital each contributed 30000 to defend the no new hospital stance in the Columbia/HCA case. The 1997 suit contests a permit denial for a hospital at Folks Road and Sixth Street. Judge Paula Martin ruled against the permit in May, with ongoing briefs and closed discussions linked to possible asset talks with EMH.
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LMH approves 9000 for ER floor repair at hospital
Lawrence Memorial Hospital trustees vote to spend 9030 to lift and level the emergency room floor where the 1977 construction sits on uncompact fill. The aim is a temporary fix until a planned ER expansion in three to five years.
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Anthrax scare at Finney Building ends as not toxic
FBI and state officials evacuated about 200 workers from the Finney State Office Building after a white powder in a brown envelope claimed to contaminate the site. Chemical analysis found no anthrax or hazard, and normal operations resumed while investigators pursued leads.
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