Conniving Canines Have Met Their Match in Ottawa
Ottawa animal control officer Sam Mason and former ACO Walter Ray set a March record by taking 41 dogs to the County Animal Shelter. Mason has handled over 50 skunk calls since starting mid March, using traps, tranquilizers, and, if needed, humane euthanasia at the landfill.
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Jay Bemis
Sam Mason
Ottawa
Mason
Old City
West Second Street
Kansas State University
Department of Public Safety
City Hall
Alta Cruces
Ray
Cruces
Marines Seek DOJ Help In Embassies Spy Scandal
An internal Marine Corps memo urges a Justice Department led task force to probe a growing espionage case involving Marine guards at U S embassies in Soviet bloc countries. It notes potential wider involvement, talks of plea bargains, and stretched resources.
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Washington
Marine Corps
Justice Department
Associated Press
State Department
U.S
Gen
P.X. Kelley
Corps
Marine Embassy
Naval Investigative Service
Kelley
Defense
Caspar W. Weinberger
FBI
Conferees Reach Final Budget For Kansas 3.85 Billion
House and Senate negotiators finalize a 3.85 billion dollar state budget for the fiscal year starting July 1. The six members expect swift ratification when the Legislature reconvenes April 29 for end of session cleanup. Final decisions include salaries and local school aid with pay raises delayed to early next year.
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Topeka
Kan
House
Senate
Conference Committee
Budget Division
Legislative Research Department
Mike Hayden
Hayden
State Treasury
Treasury
Regents Link Plans To College Missions
Emporia Kansas AP report on Kansas Board of Regents budget strategy tied to campus missions and accountability. The three year Margin of Excellence plan costs 115.8 million for 1989-1991, funds from state sources student fees and KU Medical Center revenues, and requires minimum maintenance increases with 12 percent nonresident and 6 percent resident tuition rises in coming years.
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Emporia
Kan
Kansas Board of Regents
Kansas Technical Institute
Stanley Koplik
University of Kansas Medical Center
Sleep apnea explored at Salina hospital Sleep Lab
Salina Kansas doctors outline sleep apnea symptoms and types central and obstructive. The Sleep Lab at St. John’s Hospital uses a Respiomnigraph computer with sensors to monitor eight hours of sleep. Patients include overweight men aged 40 to 60 and sometimes women and children. Treatment ranges from weight loss and nasal decongestants to avoiding sedatives, with surgery for severe cases.
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David Miller
Salina’s
St. John’s Hospital
Ted Daughety
Salina
United States
Miller
Daughety
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