Osawatomie State Hospital hires resident chaplain
Osawatomie State Hospital names Don Philpott as resident chaplain, with duties starting June 1. Philpott holds a seminary degree from Andrews University and a public health master's from Loma Linda University. The hospital states 33 employees could retire in fiscal year 1995, with some using the Gov Finney early retirement bill.
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Osawatomie State Hospital
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Andrews University
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California
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Henningsen
Bill Henningsen
Ottawa
Edward D. Jones & Co
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Edward D. Jones
S. Main
Kennedy Smith
National Main Street Center
Grace Boughton
Congress considers restraint on Haiti invasion option
Congressman Bill Richardson, just back from Haiti, urges restraint and calls invasion a last resort. President Clinton and leaders see no imminent invasion. Cedras must relinquish power to talk. Clinton thanks Panama’s Balladares for safe havens as Endara backtracks on refugee plan.
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Congress
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Oval Office
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Panama
Balladares
Guillermo Endara
Klear Vision to double plant and hire workers
Klear Vision Companies of Wellsville announced a major expansion to double current transportation window capacity for buses trains and planes. The plan includes closing the Main Street plant and expanding the Seventh Street site while growing the labor force over the next 30 days.
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Ellsville Weason
Klear Vision Companies
Wellsville
United States
Becky Good
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Seventh Street
Goad
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William Segal
Miami Beach
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Peter Giacoma
Saddling a Nightmare Part 1 on Stupid Regulations
Don Taylor criticizes the surge of federal rules burdening small businesses and banks. He cites safety loopholes, enforcement zeal, and a 10.657 billion annual compliance cost for banks, arguing excessive regulation harms growth and efficiency. He previews Part 2 and invites reader input.
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U.S
Larry Combest
Texas
Combest
Fair Lending Coalition
Federal Financial Institutions Examining Council
Financial Accounting Standards Board
Environmental Protetion Agency
The
Justice Department
United States
America
Hospital revenue slump drags June into red here
Hospital finances show June operating revenue lagging by about 19 000 for the year to date. A June cash surplus remains about 28 287 as 367 400 in sales tax money is received but 189 200 of bad debts paid, with plans for a voter tax renewal campaign and capital improvements including Life Line funding and automatic doors.
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RMH
Bob Bregant
Liquor By The Drink Push Faces November Ballot
Atherton pushes for liquor by the drink with strong comments as Franklin County residents weigh the issue. County Clerk Laura Sutton says 653 valid signatures are needed to place the measure on the November ballot. Atherton calls it an emotional lightning rod tied to quality of life and notes residents travel to Lawrence or Kansas City for more dining options.
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Washington
Laura Sutton
Franklin County
Atherton
Lawrence
Kansas City
CBS Chairman Denies Sale Amid Critics Meeting
Laurence Tisch, CBS Inc chairman, declares CBS is not for sale during a public appearance at the Television Critics Association meeting in California on Tuesday, addressing rumors.
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CBS Inc
Laurence Tisch
Television Critics Association
California
Wrights Studio and Ottawa Frame Shop Open Summer Sale Hold
Local shops CPE ICAROL and BI Wright, Wright's Studio and Ottawa Frame Shoppe announce reopening after vacation. Fashion Alley Summer Sale claims 26 to 60 percent off all summer stock. Highlands Cemetery petition sign at Chris' Corner, 2205 Mein Road grading 24248128.
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BI Wright
Wright
Ottawa
Fashion Alley
Nighland Cemetery
Chris’ Corner
Mein
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates 1993 Update
The Ottawa Herald lists delivery prices effective October 1 1993 for Ottawa and rural towns by carrier or motor route. Rates include one month eight dollars three months seventeen forty six months thirty four dollars and various options for rural areas and mail delivery.
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Mal Favre
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