Kansas pictorial history revised with 600 images
Updated 288 page history by Robert W. Richmond profiles Kansas from prehistoric settlers to the 1990s. New chapters add three sections and 30 years of events, including Wild Bill Hickok and Squirrel Tooth Alice, with emphasis on culture and sports alongside cattle trade and Civil War era. Published by University Press of Kansas, available for 35 dollars.
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Santa shoppers push early holiday value across retailers
Early holiday shopping is underway with value minded buyers and brisk sales at Kmart, Wal Mart, and JC Penney as stores report stronger than last year. Fragrances, leather coats, quilts and down comforters are popular, while layaways run heavy on gift items. Retailers say shoppers seek value and faster purchases with a strong kickoff ahead of Thanksgiving. Local merchants note crowded stores and consistent early demand across toys, trim, and practical goods.
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Japan firm picks Olathe for plant
Gov. Joan Finney announced Gunze Limited of Osaka will build its first U.S. plastics plant in Olathe at the Deerfield Business Park. The facility will make heat shrinkable polypropylene film for frozen food cosmetics and other items, employing 18 workers at opening next June with room to grow. Finney leads a Kansas trade delegation to Japan and will visit Osaka.
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Finney rules out tax on doctors and providers
Gov Finney said she will not ask lawmakers to impose a provider tax on doctors hospitals and nursing homes amid cabinet talk of the idea. The run says no plan is ready but WS anticipates funds for Medicaid. state seeks 64.9 million for 1994 with federal matching at 1.50 to 1. The Kansas Medical Society opposes the tax while DSRS notes no substantive proposal exists yet.
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Photographer error corrects names in Journal-World report
The Wednesday Journal-World corrects Esther Graham's misspelled name in an outline and fixes photographer Matt LaPoint's misidentification in a photo of Kansas University students celebrating the Rock Chalk Revue selections in Tuesday's edition.
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Clinton urged to back Kassebaum health plan in new letter
Senator Nancy Kassebaum and six other lawmakers urged President-elect Clinton to seriously consider the BasiCare Health Access and Cost Control Act. The letter, signed by Senators Danforth and Burns and Representatives Roberts Glickman and McCurdy, praised the plan for expanding access while containing costs with minimal government interference.
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