Court Upholds Ban on Ambulance Competitors
The Supreme Court left intact a ruling that Kansas City may grant an exclusive ambulance service contract to one company and bar competition. Missouri firms Gold Cross Ambulance Co. and Transfer and Standby Services Inc. argued the arrangement violates federal antitrust laws, but the 8th Circuit upheld the state's monopoly system as part of a comprehensive regulatory scheme.
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Nakasone Pushes Greater U S Market Access in Telecoms
Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone directs officials to meet U S demands for freer access to Japan's market, especially in telecommunications, and to launch a campaign urging Japanese buyers to purchase more foreign goods. He spoke after talks with U S adviser Sigur amid pressure from Congress and ahead of Bonn summit.
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Audit Sought On Healing Arts Board In Kansas
TOPEKA AP The House Governmental Organization Committee voted to request an audit of the State Board of Healing Arts and delayed action on a bill to add lay members. Rep Ginger Barr urged a post audit study focusing on medical malpractice oversight and board performance. The panel debated expanding the board from 13 to 15 with more non doctors, while concerns were raised about meeting length and technical understanding.
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Democrats Push Extending Unemployment Benefits
The House faces deadline pressure as Democrats push a 270 million extension through June 30 to aid 339,000 jobless workers. Reagan opposes extending the program citing a growing economy and new job creation.
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Franklin County Subdivision Changes Adopted April 1985
Franklin County Kansas Governing Body adopts additions substitutions and deletions to unincorporated area subdivision regulations. Includes final plot contents tax certificates and penalties for violations with notices to file copies and inspection access. Resolution dated March 27 1985 becomes effective April 1 1985.
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