Kansas Among More Fiscally Healthy States
Kansas joined 15 states with ending reserves above 5 percent of expenditures in 1985 per the National Governors Association and National Association of State Budget Officers. The survey notes Kansas reserves about 8.36 percent of expenditures, though updated figures project 6.9 percent. Revenues missed projections by 22.4 million, offset by delayed 1985 spending into 1986.
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Kansas
National Governors’ Association
National Association of State Budget Officers
Legislative Research Department
RMH Board Debates Asphalt Overlay and Funding
RMH trustees discussed southward asphalt overlay from 13th Street to near a pothole and a 10 foot stretch at the 14th Street entrance. Killough bid $1,881 as a bargain since it already works locally. The county budget and a $2,200 maintenance fund were noted as potential sources, with the fund unused previously by RMH.
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13Th Street
RMH
14Th Street
Clark
Rock Hudson Hospitalized in Paris Amid Liver Cancer Denial
The American Hospital in Paris denied reports that Rock Hudson is being treated for inoperable liver cancer. Officials said tests have not identified a specific illness. Publicist Dale Olson claimed Hudson collapsed at the Paris Ritz Hotel and is very ill, while hospital staff said he was admitted July 21 for fatigue and malaise.
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Dale Olson
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Buck Hudson
Joyce Gray
Associated Press
Finney's Farm Loan Plan Disseminated To State Banks
Kansas banks will receive proposals for the Kansas Funds for Kansas Farmers program, enabling up to 50,000 loans at about 10.3 percent interest. Farmers must earn 70 percent of gross income from farming and spend at least 25 percent of operating costs on existing loan interest. Banks postmark requests by Aug. 9. deposits to banks set for Sept. 4 after Aug. 16 board meeting.
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Finney
Topeka
Kan
Kansas Pooled Money Investment Board
Kansas
Joan Finney
Kansas Funds For Kansas Farmers Program
Mrs. Finney
Trento mine owner arrested over Stava dam disaster
Giulio Rota, owner of Preaipi Mining Co., was arrested on involuntary manslaughter charges after the Stava dam failure that killed more than 200 people in northeastern Italy. Prosecutors said negligence and disaster causation are under review as about 60 officials and others were summoned for questioning.
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Italy
Giulio Rota
Preaipi Mining Co
Rota
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