Slattery announces eight health reform town halls in Kansas
Rep. Jim Slattery set eight northeast Kansas sessions this month to explain how health care reform would be funded and what residents would pay. Meetings run Jan 13 in Atchison Mt St Scholastica Center at 7 pm and Jan 14 in Onaga Area Community Center 10 30 am and Manhattan KSU Union 7 pm plus other dates in Hiawatha Lawrence Topeka and Oakland with times as listed. In Kansas City a boy Cody Billingsley helped his grandmothers escape a mobile home fire caused by an electrical cord, $11500 in damage, while a Kansas native, Robert L. Whitworth, 66, was named president of the Kearney Area Chamber of Commerce noting a long career across several Kansas chambers.
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Topeka
Uss
Jim Slattery
Kansas
Onaga
Area Community Center
Manhattan
KSU Union
Hiawatha, Elks Lodge
Lawrence
KU Union
Potez
Labor Temple
Oakland Community Center
Kansas City
Sue Billingsley
Cody Billingsley
Cody
Ms. Graham
Kearney
Neb
Kearney Area
Kansas Chamber of Commerce
Ottawa, Kan
Area Chamber of Commerce
Bruce Blankenship
Coffee and power woes in a wired city
Residents on eighth floors face climbing stairs as outages affect coffee. Ine Johnson, a 20 year old Mrs Field’s clerk, notes that modern coffee pots rely on electricity and that old kettles may not work without power, highlighting the era's wiring dependence.
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Ine Johnson
City Commission weighs pay plan edits and future review
Lantis warned against automatic merit pay rises while Warren urged a better review process and aims to finish pay plan work by month end or February. The board considered hiring a facilitator for city goals in 1992 but balked at more than 1000 dollars. They also met in a closed session to discuss real estate acquisition.
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Lantis
Warren
Prison crowding sparks calls to reform Kansas laws
Two legislators warn that rising inmate counts drive up prison costs. In 1991 total custody reached 5,911 inmates, up 121 from 1990, with 2.1 percent growth across state prisons, work programs, county jails and the Lamed State Hospital. They urge sentencing reform to curb the trend.
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John Hanna
Associated Press
Topeka
Kansas
Lamed State Hospital
Wint Winter Jr
R-Lawrence
John Solbach
Winter
Department of Corrections
Bill Miskell
Public Notice of Water Injection Intents in Franklin County
First published January 6 1992 and last published January 8 1992 announces Bob Johnson Osawatomia Kansas intends to inject water into additional walls on or about February 1 1892. Includes leases W2W2 17 18 21 in Franklin County Kansas and requests public record filing with McGo P. O. Box 253 Osawatomie.
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McGo P.O
Osawatomie
State of Kansas Corporation Commission
Bob Johnson
Osawatomia
Franklin County
Hearing Notice in Estate of Willard G. Ransom Case 91 P 65
In Franklin County Kansas a hearing is set for January 1992 to determine the descent of real and personal property of Willard G. Ransom deceased. Anne W. Ransom petitions as surviving spouse heir and requests defenses be filed by 10:00 AM January 1 in Ottawa Kansas. Attorney Thomas E Gleason represents the petitioner.
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Kansas
Anne W. Ransom
Willard G. Ransom
Franklin, County
Franklin County
Ottawa
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