State ends year with $80 million windfall for general fund
Kansas state government found about 80 million more in its general fund than expected at adjournment. Higher tax receipts and lower school fund payouts boosted the year end balance, lifting the FY1995 projection from 258.4 million to 338.1 million, though much of the surplus is one time money.
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Opera, Kan
Legislative Budget Committee
Gus Bogina
R-Shawnee
Joint Budget Committee
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
Bogina
State Budget Division
Quintuplets Alive After Early Birth in Topeka Hospital
Four girls and a boy born to Shawn and Joan Morris in Manhattan remained in guarded condition at Stormont Vail after a Caesarean section. The babies weighed from 1 pound 2 ounces to 1 pound 10 ounces at 25 weeks gestation. Dr. Rudy Haun, who delivered them, noted he has never handled more than twins.
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Opera, Kan
Manhattan
Topeka
Shawn
Joan Morris
Rudy Haun
Ottawa Quilters Grid Meeting Led by Peggy Watts
The Ottawa Quilters Guild meets at 9:30 a.m. Monday in Elliot Hall at First Baptist Church. Peggy Watts will speak on Amish life and history, with a 9 a.m. board session for Quilters Board members who should bring their projects. Meetings are open to the public.
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Ottawa Quilters Grid
Ottawa Quilters Guild
Elliot Hall
First Baptist Church
S. Hickory
Peggy Watts
Watts
Dale
Quilters Board of Directors
Quilters Guild
Hope House
S. Walnut
Whirley
Roselyn Whirley
Roselyn
Judith M. Keane
Mission Road
Sedona
Ariz
CBS Westinghouse TV deal expands affiliate reach
CBS and Westinghouse Broadcasting ink a 10 year pact securing five major city affiliates and prompting joint ventures to acquire more stations, produce syndicated programs, and sell ads for CBS and Group W outlets. The agreement follows CBS losing eight key affiliates to Fox and precedes any QVC merger plans. Financial terms were not disclosed.
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New York
CBC Inc
Westinghouse Broadcasting Co
CBS
Westinghouse
Group W
Laurence A. Tisch
Fox TV
QVC
US and Canadian firms plead guilty in fax paper price fix
Three paper companies Kanzaki Speciality Papers Mitsubishi Corp and Mitsubishi International agreed to plead guilty and pay 6.3 million in fines for conspiring to fix the price of thermal fax paper in North America. The scheme raised prices by about 10 percent in 1991 and 1992. Officer Kazuhiko Watanabe was named as former president of Kanzaki.
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Washington (Ap
Anne K. Bingaman
Justice Department
Antitrust Division
Janet Reno
United States
Canada
Bingaman
Kanzaki Speciality Papers Inc
Ware, Mass
Mitsubishi Corp
Tokyo
Mitsubishi International Corp
New York
Kanzaki
Kazuhiko Watanabe
Mitsubishi
North America
Hospital Notes and Local Arrests in The Daily Report
Admissions include Tracie Pretzer Welda and Donna Rouland Ottawa. Births record a son for Tracie and Kevin Pretzer Welda and a daughter for Donna and Martin Rouland Ottawa. Arrests include Bryan K Frye 17 of Sand Creek Road on marijuana and LSD suspicion awaiting first district court appearance. Police report Terry L Farrar 35 of Idaho Terrace on DUI and related charges, released on bond. An accident at 11:50 am on South Main involved Paul H Luther 16 and a backing pickup, both leaving scene.
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Welda
Donna Rouland
Ottawa
Tracie
Kevin Pretzer
Donna
Martin Rouland
Sheriff's News
Bryan K. Frye
Sand Creek Road
Sheriff's Department
Frye
Terry L. Farrar
Idaho Terrace
South Main
Paul H. Luther
Stafford Terrace
Luther
Invasion of Haiti Practice Sparks Mixed Reactions
Port-au-Prince resident Dominique Lima warns Marines may kill supporters as U.S. troops practice an invasion to restore democratic rule. Kim Conley expresses mixed gratitude while neighbors aid his family in Abbeville, Georgia amid flood threats and damage to livestock and property.
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Port-au-Prince
Dominique Lima
U.S
Haiti
Kim Conley
Abbeville
Ottawa Man Arrested After incident with two 13-year-olds
Ottawa police arrested Tony M Markus on suspicion of lewd behavior after two 13-year-old girls reported a naked man on a front porch making rude comments. The girls told authorities he had harassed them before. Markus was released after agreeing to appear in court.
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Ottawa
Tony
Markus
Ron Puterbaugh
Zene" Puterbaugh
Litton to pay 82 million to settle whistleblower suit
Litton Industries agreed to pay 82 million to resolve a federal whistleblower lawsuit alleging bookkeeping to shift costs from commercial to military accounts. Litton admitted no wrongdoing. U.S. Attorney Howard Daniels said the government believed Litton intended to cheat taxpayers. A 1992 federal ruling had said Litton overcharged the Pentagon by 50 million.
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Los Angeles
Litton Industries
Pentagon
Litton
U.S
Howard Daniels
Daniels
Dole warns GOP on GATT delay amid health care clash
Senate Minority Leader Bob Dole says Republicans may block the Clinton backed General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade if the president keeps pressuring GOP on health care. He cites Panetta seeking a political timeout to pass GATT before August and warns against turning trade into a partisan tug of war.
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Washington
Clinton
Senate
Bob Dole
Dole
Congress
R-Kan
Corrections Issued For Fair Section In Thursday Herald
The Herald notes editor and reporting errors in the fair section. A corrected schedule of events is on Page 2. No hay-hauling contest, talent show, or pri-cating contest this year. Parking rules shown were for 1993. 1994 rules appear on Page 2. Omitted fair board officers expiring in 1996 include Breuer Colbern Croucher Ferguson Ferguson Hart Mitchell Moyer Rossman Todd Jr.
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Herald
Fair Board
Larry Breuer
Gary Colbern
Rod Croucher
Ralph Ferguson
Sandi Ferguson
Miles Hart
Victor Mitchell
Vern Moyer
David Rossman
John Todd Jr
the Herald
Market in brief and cattle sales report
Market summary notes cattle sales results with 6,700 slaughter steers and 3,000 slaughter heifers sold on Thursday and 111,800 head for the week to date. Details include mixed select and choice 2-3 weights around 1176 to 1300 pounds at 68.50 to 69.00 dollars for steers and 68.60 to 69.00 for heifers, plus 107.00 dressed for 1200 pound steers. Also Hog quotations from St. Joseph indicate barrows and gilts higher with several weight ranges listed, sows steady. Nonferrous metals quotes show gold around 364.00 and 383.80 per troy ounce, silver at 6.24 per ounce.
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Slaughter Heilera
ST. Joseph
NEW York
Handy Harman
Comex
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