Finney confident of re election for Kansas governor
Governor Joan Finney says she will seek a second term despite growing GOP and Democratic challenges and a poll driven sense of vulnerability. She notes no formal announcement but expects to serve two terms regardless, blaming intraparty rivals and external critics for misperceptions about her record. She cites her past veto of a 1991 tax plan and defends her leadership as Republicans sharpen their bids for the nomination.
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Topeka
Kan
Joan Finney
Joan Wagnon
Marvin Barkis
Louisburg
Bill Graves
Senate Majority
Fred Kerr
Senexa
Rich
Foreservice benefits before the sale in retail follow-up
A columnist notes a shortage of service before the sale and coins the term foreservice. Tips include personalizing contact, under-promising and over-delivering, deep product knowledge, clear benefits, courteous service, and flexible hours plus 24 hour contact options to boost customer satisfaction before buying.
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Wal-Mart
Pat Reed
Reed
Missouri
Arkansas
Tennessee
Mississippi
Finney denies ticket uproar in harvest truck case
Attorney General Stephan said an investigation is underway after high level officials questioned policy that reduced overweight farm truck tickets during harvest. Lt Wedermeyer and two other patrol supervisors cited uneven enforcement and a hands off approach since October following a state agriculture official's relative was ticketed.
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Burg
Gene Bicknell
Wichita
Nestor Weigand
Bob Stephan
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Graham
Stephan
Highway Patrol
Phil Clanton
Clanton
Attorney General's Office
Melvin Wedermyer
Hays
Bob Barrett
Paul Wade
Topeka
Wedermyer
Kansas
Summer classes offered by Olathe hospital
Olathe Medical Center lists a series of summer classes from weight control and nicotine cessation to yoga and pregnancy exercise. Programs run Thursdays 7 to 8 p.m. June 10 to Aug 26. June 17 to July 29. and June 14 to July 29, with fees from 2.50 to 90 dollars. Registration and information lines include 681-4047 and 791-4311.
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Olathe Hospital
Olathe Medical Center
Blue Valley Recreation Commission
Metcalf
Blue Valley Commission
Doctors
Medical Center
Doctors Building
Kansas Medicaid costs rise in state budget
In Kansas Medicaid consumes 14 percent of the general fund, second only to school aid, with projections that by 21st century start it will cover all low income children. Expenditures to reach nearly 696 million across all sources are noted, with state costs around 380 million for 1994.
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Coffeyville, Kan
Kansas
Montgomery
Labette
Cherokee
Crawford
Bourbon Counties
Karen DeViney
Medical Services
Department of Social and Rehabilitation Service
DeViney
Tim Hoyt
SRS
Donna Whiteman
Joint Committee On
Sedgwick
Saline
Shawnee
Douglas, Johnson, Wyandotte
Leavenworth
Castles for the King Bible School at First Baptist Church
Kids invited to join the June 7 to 11 Martin Heights Baptist Church Bible School titled Castles for the King. For ages 12 to adult, 9 am to 12 noon daily. Open to all with free will offering.
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Baptist Church Bible School
West
Runoff floods sewage lagoons killing pond fish
In eastern Kansas heavy rains overwhelm sewage lagoons causing overflow risk across the state. KDHE officials note saturated ground, pumping delays, and occasional discharges to protect dam integrity while farmers work to manage nutrient runoff and protect ponds and crops.
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Kochenower
Kansas
Thome
Hamilton Road
Walt Wagner
KDHE
Wagner
Ottawa Herald publishes 1983 subscription rates
The Ottawa Herald lists daily circulation details and a full rate card effective January 1 1983. Rates cover Ottawa city, rural carrier, motor route, Franklin County, adjacent counties, and statewide mail, with monthly, quarterly, semiannual and annual options and all prices in advance.
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Ottawa
Franklin County
State of Kansas
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Parks
State Board of Regents
Kansas House
Foreservice
Don Taylor
Bulletin Board
Ad Briefs
the Herald
Prearn Modern Music
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Ottawa Herald
S. Elm
19Th Street
19Th & Ash
Leeerek
Flurpies
Yeaarly
Avarang
Pege
Rochenover
Wen
Ave
S. Cedar
Jim Re Hich
Vay Bomis
Tom Love
Ssesessens
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