Oil price decline fuels NABE optimism for growth
Washington economists survey shows 88 percent expect the expansion to last into 1987 or beyond, aided by oil price drops from 25 to under 15 dollars a barrel. They forecast 3 percent growth in 1996, inflation near 4 percent, and little chance of a recession despite Gramm Rudman concerns.
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Princes Charles closes U S trip with polo win in California
Britain's Prince Charles wrapped up his U S visit with a polo victory at Sunnylands in California. He traveled from Texas, enjoyed warm sunny weather, then flew back to London. A four member British polo team defeated a U S squad before about 3,000 spectators. He joked his liver needs exercise after Texas.
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Malpractice Coverage Woes Hit KU Medical Center
KU Medical Center residents saw malpractice insurance costs triple in two years and face new moonlighting rules. The center now insures residents 24 hours, risking available income for about 375 residents as costs surge beyond budget. Local legislators weigh funding to cover claims and stabilize premiums.
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Congressmen Tackle Superfund Revisions
Congressional conferees aim to write a new Superfund law this week after missing a deadline. They face a March 31 deadline and will reconcile five year Senate and House reauthorization bills while Reagan pitches military aid and Nicaragua support.
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Notice of Suit in Kansas foreclosure case
First published February 24 1986 and last published March 10 1986 Lilian Waddle and Hugh Waddle sue Lowell M Jones Sr and Sherry L Jones in Franklin County District Court seeking strict foreclosure of Lots 8 9 and 10 in Black 2 in Lane Kansas You must plead to the petition by April 7 1986 at Ottawa Kansas court building If you fail a judgment will be entered Attorney Thomas H Sachse Green Sachse Chartered Ottawa Kansas 66087 913-243-2783 for Petitioners
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Ottawa
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Friday night at 9 45 p m a collision at McDonald s drive on South US 59 involved Rodney L Schaub 27 of tural Richmond and Rich Sears 71 of Grinnell Iowa with $3500 in damages and Sears cited for inattentive driving. other entry lists hard wheat corn milo soybeans and oats quotations at The Ottawa Coop for Friday afternoon.
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