Kansas S&Ls Lose More Money in Q4 1989
Kansas savings and loan associations posted a 4th quarter loss of 45.1 million, down from 181.5 million in Q3, with 16 thrifts insolvent. Since year start one thrift closed and assets sold, another placed under conservatorship, and Franklin Savings Association of Ottawa was seized by regulators.
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Mike Corn Harris
Kansas Savings and Loan Associations
Kim Groninger
Federal Home Loan Bank
Topeka
Kansas
Peoples Heritage Federal Savings of
Salina
Resolution Trust Corp
Congress
Franklin Savings Association of Ottawa
Franklin
U.S
Senate approves lifesaving Kansas Lottery continuation
The Kansas Senate voted 21-18 to approve a resolution extending the state lottery past June 30 under the Sunset Law with a companion bill to gain House support. The measure would trigger another review in 1992, while the House backed a similar bill 111-12 as lawmakers note voter expectations on tax relief tied to lottery revenues.
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Peka, Kan
Senate
House
Weekend Forecast Calls for Cool, Sunny Friday
Mostly sunny Friday but cool with highs in the mid to upper 40s. Northwest winds 10 to 20 mph.
City commission offers help to NCCC for possible campus
Ottawa leaders moved to aid Neosho County Community College by offering land or a building option for a new classroom facility. State Rep. Bettie Sue Shumway proposed an amendment blocking colleges from owning land outside their taxing district. The city considers sending a letter of intent or constructing and leasing a building to NCCC to spur economic development and training opportunities.
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Lori Alvarado
Ottawa
Neosho County
Shumway
Lantis
Senate
Wetmore
NCCC
Beech Street
Kansas City senator enters Democratic governor race
John Strick Jr. of Kansas City, Kansas, announces plans to seek the Democratic nomination for governor by forming a committee to explore a bid. He joins former Gov. John Carlin, State Treasurer Joan Finney, and Topeka pastor Fred Phelps Sr. in the race, and says he will decide by early June whether to formally run, citing the need for new ideas and noting finances as a concern. Strick, 68, runs a paper supply firm, co-owns two investment companies, and has served in the Senate since 1984 with a new term starting in 1989.
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Topeka, Kan
Kansas City
Kan
John Strick Jr
John Carlin
Joan Finney
Topeka
Fred Phelps Sr
Swick
Strick
Bush Gorbachev set for May 30 to June 3 U S summit
President Bush and Mikhail Gorbachev agreed to hold their next summit in the United States from May 30 through June 3 with Washington likely the meeting site. The White House announced as Baker and Shevardnadze held talks on arms control pacts and the Malta meeting last December was recalled.
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Washington
Bush
Mikhail S. Gorbachev
United States
White House
Marlin Fitzwater
Gorbachev
James A. Baker III
Eduard Shevardnadze
Shevardnadze
Republic of
Lithuania
Europe
U.S
Fitzwater
Malta
Mediterranean
State Department
Baker
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Mike Hayden
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