Senate Approves 1.5 Trillion 1993 Budget Plan
The Senate backed a 1.5 trillion dollar federal budget for 1993 by a 54 to 35 vote, aligning with President Bush on 292 billion for the military as post Cold War shifts unfold. Democrats sought cuts but fell short amid party lines.
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Washington
Senate
Bush
Kansas Senate rejects third school finance plan
In Topeka the Kansas Senate failed to pass a school finance bill after two prior rejections, despite GOP leaders urging approval to enter conference. The House approved a welfare spending increase, while five Republicans and 17 Democrats opposed the finance plan, signaling continued deadlock until the wrapup session on April 29.
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Topeka
Kan
Senate
House
Dave Webb
R Stilwell
Joe Harder
R Moundridge
Senate Education Committee
Fred Kerr
Pratt
Kansas
London blast kills two in financial district fireball
An IRA linked car bomb exploded in London's City injuring eighty and killing at least two. A second blast hit northwest London an hour later injuring one, with extensive damage to offices, the Bank of England, and the Stock Exchange. Police evacuated a wide zone as investigators assessed casualties and warned of further threats.
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City of London
Staples Corner
Trafalgar Square
Irish Republican Army
Bank of England
Royal Exchange
The
Stock Exchange
John Walker
Scotland Yard
George Churchill-Coleman
British Rail
Waterloo
River Thames
Churchill-Coleman
Junk bond promoter Keating gets 10 year term in fraud case
Charles Keating Jr., Phoenix developer and financier, was sentenced in Los Angeles to 10 years in prison and fined 250000 for securities fraud linked to Lincoln Savings. He appealed after conviction on 17 counts affecting more than 17000 investors who lost about 250 million in the thrift failure.
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Los Angeles
Charles Keating Jr
Lincoln
Arizona
S&l
Keating
Lance A. Ito
Ito
Phoenix
Lincoln Sayings & Loan
American Continental Corp
Irvine
Ottawa nurse honored as one of state’s top 10
Carol Fischer, longtime Ottawa Retirement Village nurse, was named to the Heart of Healthcare list by the University of Kansas School of Nursing. She will be celebrated May 1 at a Kansas City banquet after 33 years at ORV and Cedar House. Fischer recalls early days with founder C. Henning and the Cedar House staff, noting shifts from paper records to computerized systems and broader staff changes while remaining devoted to geriatric care. Her daughter Dawn Bones is an ORV nurse.
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Diane Yeamans
Herald
Ottawa
Carol Fischer
S. Cherry
Heart of Healthcare
University of Kansas School of Nursing
Fischer
Hyatt Eeaogy Hotel
Kansas City
Ottawa Retirement Village
Cedar House
Sisters of Charity School of Nursing
Providence Hospital
Kan
Providence
St. Margaret Hospital
Indi Bne Ralcs
Don
Dawn Bones
ORV
Dan
John
Ryan Fischer
Emily Mathis
C.W. Henning
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Henning
Dar House
Merle
Jim Waring
Iid
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