Anti abortionists confront hospital panel
About 50 opponents learned RMH cannot eliminate abortions under a new state law to take effect July 1. Gynecologist Herbert Hodes runs a clinic at AMH and admits performing abortions in Kansas City area. Trustees discussed due process if privileges are denied and whether Hodes could perform abortions at RMH if he changed plans.
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Diane Yeamans
Herald
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Herbert C. Hodes
AMH
Sandi Stanean
Hodes
Kansas City
Tom Bombholdt
RMH
Romboldt
Franklin County Kansans For Life
Fred Martin
Princeton
Ralph Young
Ira Lewis
E. Wilson
Kansas
North Main
Lewis
Ophthalmologist target plus clinics eyed by Ran som trustees
Ran som Memorial Hospital trustees reviewed physician recruitment to Ottawa including a full-time ophthalmologist and new allergy and plastic surgery outpatient clinics. Bregant said layoffs unlikely, CFO Bobbitt noted improved finances. Bregant to negotiate with Reynolds, Paola native in a Miami fellowship, for a full-time practice by January. Consulting privileges approved for Krugert and DiBella in the pain clinic. Nosti will offer monthly outpatient plastic surgery.
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Ottawa
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Bob Bregant
RMIT
Ron Bobbitt
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Summit Opens With Call to Protect Future Generations
U N Secretary General Boutros Boutros-Ghali opened the Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro urging action to save the planet for future generations. The gathering at Riocentro followed a Global Forum on environmental concerns as delegates from 180 nations wrestle over funding, forest protection, emissions limits, and biodiversity despite tensions between developed and developing countries.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
U.N
Boutros Boutros-Ghali
Boutros- Ghali
Egypt
Riocentro Convention Center
United States
Clinton clinches Democratic nominating race in coast to coast vote
AP reports Bill Clinton solidified the Democratic presidential nomination by winning 450 delegates, totaling 2,510 and surpassing the 2,145 needed. Ross Perot shows fresh strength while President Bush adds six wins. Clinton vows an America that works and unites the nation. Clinton eyes running mate as Arkansas governor moves forward.
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Bill Clinton
Washington
Ross Perot
Bush
Patrick Buchanan
America
Clinton
NBC
Perot
Texas
Democratic Party
Ronald H. Brown
Arkansas
Federal judges approve modified 2nd District redistricting in Kansas
A trio of federal judges approved a revised Kansas congressional map preserving most of the Legislature's plan but splitting Douglas and Marion counties. The 2nd District would stretch across 24 counties from northeast to southeast Kansas, including Topeka, Leavenworth, Manhattan, Junction City, Ottawa, Pittsburg, Parsons and Atchison, with incumbent Jim Slattery in Topeka. The ruling sets the districts for the 1992 elections, pending future lawful changes.
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Kan
Bob Stephan
Stephan
Douglas
Marion
Marion County
Wichita
Douglas County
Kansas City
Kansas
Montgomery County
Riley
Geary
Leavenworth
Manhattan
Junction City
Ottawa
Pittsburg
Parsons
Atchison
Jim Slattery
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