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Independent counsel Lawrence Walsh charged Carl R. Spitz Channell with conspiracy to defraud the U S Treasury over a non profit he led, the National Endowment for the Preservation of Liberty, used to raise funds for Contras and to assist Nicaraguan rebels.
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Washington
Carl R. ‘Spitz’ Channell
U.S. Treasury
Lawrence Walsh
Channell
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
National Endowment For the Preservation of Liberty
Ottawa must decide by May 12 on $124,000 Fisher judgment
The city of Ottawa faces a May 12 deadline to seek a new trial and appeal after a jury awarded Lawrence T. Fisher almost $124,000, finding that city officials discriminated and retaliated against him for speaking out on public concerns. Insurance counsel and agents expect an appeal and note potential impacts on premiums and future coverage.
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Melissa Bauman
Ottawa
Lawrence T. Fisher
Jack Davis
Les Wheat
Fisher
Steve Dennis
Harold Bundy
Porter, Spears & Bundy Insurance Agency
Bundy
Dennis Sams
Hospital Board Charts Course At RMH
Ransom Memorial Hospital trustees unveiled nine current issues to guide months ahead at Tuesday’s meeting. They include medical staff expansion, OB-GYN needs analysis, personnel management, outpatient and ER access, and an affiliation with Life Flight for air transport and education. RMH seeks Medicare reclassification to standard metro status, potential 33 percent reimbursement gain, aided by Franklin County proximity to Douglas and Miami counties.
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JAY Bemis Ransom Memorial Hospital
al Mettenburg
Franklin County
RMH
Dave Drumright
Life Flight Helicopter
St. Luke's
St. Joseph's Hospitals
Kansas City
Ransom
Life Flight
Dennis George
Metro
George
Harvey County
Wichita
U.S
Bob Dole
R-Kan
Senate
Franklin
Douglas
Miami
Nose
Southside Supermarket Plans Major Expansion
Pence Food Centers president Bob Pence announced the southside store at 1428 S Main will be doubled in size to 35 000 to 40 000 square feet with summer construction and a fall opening. The expansion adds deli bakery fresh fish and expands current lines, with about 60 percent more staff.
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Jim Hitch
Bob Pence
Pence Food Centers
Southside
S. Main
Pence
N. Main
Garnett and Humboldt
Ben Franklin
Garnett
Kansas School Finance Idea Falls Upon Deaf Ears
TOPEKA AP The school finance conference committee met to hear Rep. Denise Apt's plan to resolve 1987-88 district aid deadlock. Big districts oppose the plan citing potential losses. The six-member panel did not vote and will reconvene to discuss Apt's proposal and other Senate ideas. Apt's plan would allow districts to raise 1987-84 budgets by 2 percent if above the enrollment median and 3.5 percent if below, plus an extra 3.28 million in general aid added to the formula this week.
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Topeka
Kan
Denise Apt
Senate
Iola Republican
Apt
Senate Ways and Means Committee
Governor’s election sparks unease over consumer advocate role
Pro consumer observers fear reduced Kansas Corporation Commission staff and political shift may weaken the ECO. Hayden named a 15 member advisory board to boost consumer representation, but critics like Bob Eye of ALERT doubt the ECO will remain a strong consumer advocate as staff cuts persist.
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Kansas Corporation Commission
Kan- Ba8
Hayden
ECO
Bob Eye
Topeka
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