Hospital board to sever ties with HMP
Ransom Memorial Hospital trustees voted 5-0 to end the contract with Hospital Management Professionals of Brentwood Tenn. The cash crisis at RMH prompts possible financing moves including no fund warrants and a block grant. Plans include layoffs and expense cuts to save about 600000 this year.
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HMP
Diane Yeamans
Herald
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Brentwood, Tenn
Bob Green
AMH
Tom Rornholdt
Bettie Sue Shumway
John Coen
Kansas Hospital Association
Coen
RMH
Bob Bregant
Bregant
Bob Jobin
Internal Revenue Service
City and county near 911 services agreement reached
Franklin County and Ottawa officials reached an in-principle plan for 911 operations with a compromise on staffing. The city will fund about 8,320 employee hours annually, counted by hourly pay rather than headcount, while 911 employees become county workers under sheriff's office rules. Savings from relocation and shared costs are noted, and annual budget reviews will occur.
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Bill Tellier
Herald
Franklin County
Ottawa
Sheriff's Office
Rex Bowling
Bowling
Brad Gilges
Gilges
911
Progam
Southwestern Bell
Seventh
Main Streets
Dave Warren
Afghan president Najibullah quits power as rebels advance
Afghan capital Kabul tightens under siege as President Najibullah, installed by the Soviets in 1986, surrenders authority to a generals coalition and a rebel commander. He is reportedly moved to the UN envoy Benon Sevan's office while elite guards surround the UN compound.
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Kabul
Afghanistan
Najibullah
U.N
Benon Sevan
Moscow
Bush to push lifelong learning credit plan in education drive
President Bush announced a proposal to allow all Americans to tap up to 25000 in education lines of credit to fund study or retraining. The plan, backed by education secretary Lamar Alexander, would be supported by a quasi government lender and repaid from future earnings, with expanded Pell Grant and loan eligibility.
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Allentown
Bush
White House
Arkansas
Bill Clinton
Lamar Alexander
Air Force One
Clinton
Alexander
Congress
Student Loan Marketing Association
February trade deficit narrows to a nine-year low
The U S trade deficit fell to 3 38 billion in February the best showing in nearly nine years due to export gains and slightly lower imports The Bush admin hails the improvement as evidence of renewed competitiveness while economists warn it may be temporary Unemployment claims dropped to 415 000 for the week ended April 4 the lowest since late October and the four week moving average slid to 427 750 indicating a tentative recovery path
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U.S
Bush
Labor Department
Robert G. Dedetick
Northern Trust Co
Chicago
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