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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1992
Page
7
After Denmark rejected the Maastricht treaty, France announced plans for a public vote. Backers refused to renegotiate and warned they could exclude Denmark if needed. Mitterrand indicated the vote signals weaker confidence in governments. France becomes the third member to seek a popular referendum.
California completed a roller coast ride as Dianne Feinstein and Barbara Boxer, both women, won primaries and faced each other in two Senate races for the first time. Elsewhere, Ohio’s Mary Rose Oakar repelled a tough challenger amid scrutiny of bank overdrafts. Clinton and Bush held early delegate leads.
Dismissals include Herbert Wolf and Hazel Machlan with Richard Griffin among others. Police report Eddie Brannan, 22, arrested on suspicion of terrorism threats toward Louis Tate and held in jail. Also theft of three used truck radiators valued at $1,200 from Dave's Radiator Shop. Several minor and property accidents followed with listed damages. Local market quotes show grain and redemption prices for wheat corn milo and soybeans.
Trustees weighed past lawsuits against Hodes and whether two or three cases showed real professional misconduct. Franklin County Kansans for Life cited cases alleging harm to newborns, while supporters argued most suits were unproven and a review would use new evidence only if substantial and timely. AMH chief of staff noted no gross negligence and that licensing boards share liability.
The board OKs paying a physician recruiter up to $20,000 to recruit a western Kansas family practitioner and notes a $10,000 payment only after final agreement. James Ransom, an allergist, plans a monthly outpatient clinic at RMH. a physician in the emergency room will assist Scott Frankson. Trustees discuss attrition layoffs, staff changes, and financial steps including IRS tax issues and Medicare cash flows.
Obituaries list three deceased: Josephine F. Drew 94 Baldwin City died June 3, 1992. Funeral Friday at Lamb Roberts Baldwin City. Burial Oakwood Cemetery. Melinda Lee Renick 15 Osawatomie died May 31, 1992 from automobile train crash. Memorial service Friday at Osawatomie Cemetery. Alvin Charles Rayl 18 Osawatomie died May 31, 1992 from injuries in an accident. Memorial fund in his name at First National Bank Osawatomie.
Wall Street opened mixed as the market steadied after Tuesday's late decline. The Dow rose 8.29 points to 3,404.39 by 11 am while General Motors gained 1 percent to 41 dollars amid cautious investor sentiment.
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