Military offers doctors new path with big bonuses
Armed forces launch aggressive recruitment for physicians to offset a nationwide doctor shortage. Bonuses of 9000 to 13000 dollars yearly promise total earnings of 30000 to 40000 dollars in uniform, with two year hitchs common. Programs include scholarships and a planned Military Health Sciences school at Walter Reed Bethesda.
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Army
Air Force
Navy
Marine Corps
Armed Services
Donald Grider
Washington, D.C
Pentagon
University of Health Sciences
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Washington
National Naval Medical Center
Bethesda
Jones
Peter Schroeder
Bennett names Bruske to lead Kansas Economic Development
Gov. Robert F. Bennett announced the appointment of Edward G. Bruske as secretary of the reorganized Kansas Department of Economic Development effective Sept. 1. Bruske, a Foster City native and former California consultant, will be paid 30 000 dollars and succeeds James DeCoursey who headed the department.
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Topeka
Kan
Robert F. Bennett
Edward G. Bruske
State Department of Economic Development
Foster City
I. A
Chevron
Land ‘Anid’ Development Co
Greater
Greater Topeka
Docking
Sursey
Tru
Bennett
Kansas
City may expand housing rehabilitation loan program
The Lawrence Commission eyed designating a new blighted area to broaden eligibility for three percent interest 312 housing rehabilitation loans and considered extending the program for a year. HUD extension and income guidelines would shape grants and loan use alongside city funds and a planned lending pool.
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Lawrence City Commission
Housing and Community Development Act
Lawrence
East Lawrence
North Lawrence
Andregg
Inspection policy accord reached in closed session
Lawrence's building inspection department will seek warrants to inspect Hill Study houses and nearby areas under a new housing code. The policy, reached in a closed meeting, allows warrants for house to house inspections and for complaints outside the Hill Study area, with city officials debating criteria and procedures.
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Lawrence
Hill Study House
Carl Mibeck
Hill Study
Kansas University
Milton Allen
Barkley Clark
Allen
City Commission
Clark
U.S. Supreme Court
District Court
Supreme Court
Montgomery Leaves Bethesda Hospital After Neck Injury
Rep G V Montgomery has left Bethesda Naval Hospital after a week of treatment for a neck injury from a July 4 holiday swimming mishap at a nearby beach. A spokesman said he will continue physical therapy as an outpatient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
G.V. Montgomery
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Sheriff outwits crooks at Pawnee Rock sting
Hodgeman County Sheriff Dennis Wilson staged a dummy package ploy at Pawnee Rock to trap two men Dale Thompson 47 of McPherson and Dale Martin 25 of Emporia for conspiring to extort 10000 from Marie Deutsch Houston Kansas. They were arraigned at Jetmore on charges of conspiracy making terroristic threats and attempted theft.
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Great Bend
Kan
Dennis Wilson
Hodgeman County
Jetmore
Wilson
Pawnee Rock
Indian Lookout Point
Barton County
Great
Hodgeman
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Honston
Bob Closter
KBI
Thompson
Martin
Memorial
Miss Deutsch
Regents list counties in Kansas designated underserved
The Kansas Board of Regents named a dozen counties Brown Chase Cheyenne Elk Gray Haskell Jefferson Labette Logan Meade Morton and Woodson as underserved and eligible for state funded medical student scholarships. Recipients must commit to two years of service in underserved areas or repay the $6 000 scholarship. 16 scholarships total funded 12 medical and four osteopathic students. Applications sent to 100 medical students and facilities. due October 1.
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Topeka, Kan
State Board of Regents
Kansas
Emeteen
Caid
Brown, Chase
Cheye Elk
Gray, Haskell
Jeferson
Labette
Logan, Meade, Morton and
Woodson
Attorney General’s Office
United States seeks OAS session to ease Cuba ban
The United States backs a new OAS meeting at the end of the month to push removal of the Cuba ban. Delegates begin a 12 day San Jose session to consider a majority vote path to lift sanctions and reestablish relations with Havana.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
United States
Organization of American States
Cuba
OAS
Fidel Castro
Castro
Gime
Venezuela
Mexico
Havana
Quito
Ecuador
Home purchase timing and mortgage rates explained
An analysis compares buying now versus waiting a year to buy a $50,000 home with a 30 year 9 percent loan. It shows how down payment, principal, and refinancing at 7 percent affect monthly costs and total outlay, concluding the house price drives payments more than rate changes. The Gill Agency offers real estate assistance.
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Gill Agency
Tenn
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Larry Jones
Ft. Leavenworth
Schroeder
John Cross
Dustin Burr
Lance Burr
Harvard
Kathy McInroy
Mass
Broken Arrow Park
Kyle Andregg
Buford Watson
Fast
Watson
Pinckney
Sixth
Commission
HUD
Mibeck
Journal-World
Lisbon
Portugal
Angola
Luanda
Nicosia
Cyprus
Makarios
Eoka-B
Lengin
Deanna
ISPC
Thavey
Johanning Implement CO
Haskell
PVC Pipe & Fittings
U.S
Bette Blitzer
Gill Real Estate
Dick Benton
Gordon Fulcher
Kathie Hyten
Oral Paxton
Massachusetts
Realtors
Norma Bee Residential
Paul
Clawson
Paul Cla
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