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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1997

Page

2

Powerball Jackpot Won't Hit $16 Million Saturday Night

No tickets matched all six numbers in the Powerball drawing to win the $16 million jackpot. The prize climbs to an estimated $5 million for Wednesday. Four players matched the first five numbers but missed the Powerball, winning $100 000 each, with tickets sold in Indiana Kansas Louisiana and Wisconsin.

Indiana Kansas Louisiana Wisconsin

McDougal Appeals Whitewater Fraud Conviction

James McDougal cooperated with Whitewater prosecutors while his attorney argued at an 8th Circuit hearing that a key witness interview was blocked and his health may have biased the trial. McDougal serves three years for fraudulent federal loans tied to Madison Guaranty S&L. he faced 84 years before cooperating with Kenneth Starr’s investigation.

James McDougal Whitewater Sam Heuer 8Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals McDoual McDougal Madison Guaranty Savings and Loan Kenneth Starr

FTC warns web operators in global sweep day

The FTC announced that 180 internet site operators were warned after International Internet Sweep Day on Oct 16. Coordinated by the International Marketing Supervision Network and supported by 25 countries, the crackdown targeted get rich quick schemes and pyramid schemes deemed potentially illegal.

Federal Trade Commission International Marketing Supervision Network Consumer Protection Australian Competition and Consumer Commission United States FTC Federal Securities Exchange Commission and Commodity Futures, Trading Commission

USDA Faces 30 Day Window to Settle Black Farmer Complaints

A federal judge ordered the Agriculture Department to devise a rapid method to resolve hundreds of discrimination complaints from black farmers within 30 days. Judge Paul Friedman urged cooperation over a lengthy suit as USDA reports 131 closed cases since January, with 11 settlements totaling 3.5 million dollars, while 950 complaints remain under investigation or unresolved.

USDA Agriculture Department U.S Paul Friedman Friedman

U.S. Eyes carrots to end Iraq standoff amid talks

The United States floated a carrot strategy to encourage Saddam Hussein to end the standoff and aid the Iraqi people. Officials cited expanded humanitarian aid and a higher oil revenue ceiling, with Britain and France consulted and Iraqi guarantees sought for sanctions relief.

Albright Pakistan Saddam Press Assn Iraq Security Council Foreign Office Clinton Pentagon Defense William Cohen U.N New York Nizar Hamdoon Gulf United States Russia France Hosni Mubarak Kofi Annan White House Joe Lockhart Mubarak

Inappropriate Medication Use in Nursing Homes Across Nation

Washington AP reports up to one fifth of nursing home patients receive inappropriate medications risking falls and delirium. A 1990 law requires pharmacist reviews, but Grob and others say system underperforms. Texas records show 16 percent had no prescription notice, 20 percent inappropriate for diagnosis, and 20 percent not elderly appropriate.

Washington George Grob Health and Human Services Department Grob Maurs Ia Atients HHS Texas Tom Burke American Health Care Assn

Columbia may spin off hospitals into independent companies

Columbia/HCA plans a restructuring that could spin off several hospitals including Overland Park Regional into independent entities within 12 to 18 months. The move aims to form a large hospital company and smaller health care businesses while preserving national purchasing and contracting. Public plans include a second Lawrence hospital amid a federal Medicare probe and leadership changes under Thomas F. Frist Jr.

Columbia HCA Prescott Lawrence Lawrence City Commission Thomas F. Frist Jr Frist Jack Bavender Goldman, Sachs & Co Any Associated Press el Paso Tex FBI Richard Scott David Vandewater Florida Medicare Hospital Corporation of America Scott HealthTrust

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