Critics say War on AIDS spending not enough given deaths
A government analysis shows 1991 AIDS spending at 2.2 billion, rising to 4.3 billion in 1992, with over half for research and prevention. Critics, including Drs Rogers and Wolff, urge more funding for education, basic research, and vaccines as AIDS deaths loom. The report notes AIDS will kill about 35,000 this year while cancer and heart disease cause far more deaths.
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Boston
Rogers
Sheldon Wolff
Tufts
U.S. Public Health Service
Beijing
Tiananmen Square
Communist Party
People’s Daily
Democrats promise new wage measure
Democrats push a new minimum wage bill after Bush veto, seeking a veto-proof majority. House Labor Committee Chair Augustus Hawkins plans a compromise path while Sen. Edward Kennedy backs a rapid, identical bill to advance the issue against a potential second veto. Kennedy and Hawkins discuss a White House briefing with Labor Secretary Elizabeth Dole as they prepare next steps.
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Bush
Congress
House Labor Committee
Augustus Hawkins
Hawkins
D-Calif
Capitol
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy
Senate Labor Committee
America
White House
Elizabeth Dole
Labor Committees
House
Thomas S. Foley
Daily Report Hospital Notes and Safety News
Admissions include Richard Carter and Mary Spring both of Ottawa on Wednesday Mary Louise Risdon of Ottawa on Tuesday Dismissals include Kevin Kuntseh Mrs Gregory Umbarger and daughter Garnett Wednesday Births to Mr and Mrs George Mali of Ottawa a daughter Wednesday Vandalism damages to outbuildings near US 59 nine miles south of Ottawa owner Ceo D Tate 58 damaged property valued over 500 Arrests Lonna Branson 30 Ottawa arrested on failure to appear warrant at home Bittner 23 Osage Ch arrested on Municipal Court warrant released on 50 bond Burglaries include home at 305 E 4th where VCR and tapes were taken and a break in at Club 21 at 231 N
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Richard Carter
Mary Spring
Ottawa
Mary Louise Risdon
Kevin Kuntseh
Gregory Umbarger
Garnett
George Mali
Sheriff's News
Us-59
Cee D. Tate
S. Sycamore
Public Safety News
Lonna S. Branson
Ottawa Department of Public Safety
Rite R. Bittner
Osage Ch
Bittner
E. 4Th
Franklin County Almanac Notes Multiple Thefts and Accidents
Between Tuesday evening and Wednesday morning items were stolen from Ottawa Floral 118 E 8th including about 115 dollars cash and 78 48 worth of goods with 420 worder damage. A home at 535 S Mulberry lost 300 in cash. Judy L Farris 34 at 535 S Mulberry listed as owner. A 10 speed bike valued 156 from 526 St Poplar, Joyce F Weidner 50 728 Willow owner. Park bench damage 25 at Forest Park. Accidents included a deer collision on County Road three miles south and east of Williamsburg with over 500 damage and a two car collision at 16th and Cedar under 500 damage. Agricultural quotes and PIK certificates listed by Ottawa Co op.
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S. Mulberry
Judy L. Farris
St. Poplar
Joyce F. Weidner
Willow
Forest Park
Wiliamsburg
Joden L. Roberts
Pomona
16Th
Cedar
Scott A. Mathey
S. Oak
Eunice P. Johnson
Construction could be delayed by prison bond sale canceled
The Kansas Development Finance Authority canceled a $35.1 million, 15 year prison project bond sale minutes before bids were opened. Judge John White set hearings in the related lawsuit, delaying decisions on funding as officials monitor interest rates and aim to open the 640 cell prison near El Dorado by 1991.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Development Finance Authority
Allen Bell
Authority
John White
Bell
The
Depart
Ment of Corrections
Mike Hayden
White
Ioa
el Dorado
Butler County
Butler County Commission
Wichita
Son's Light Youth Choir to Perform at First Assembly
FIRST ASSEMBLY Of God presents Son's Light Youth Choir from Springfield Missouri on June 18 at 10 50am with music from Say Yes. Also notices美容
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First Assembly of God Presents “Son's Light Youth Choir
Springfield
Say Yes
Accident injures 3 teens near Richmond Kansas
Three area teens were hurt in a one car crash five miles east of Richmond. Q Lickteig is in critical condition with head injuries, F Lickteig in serious condition, and R Brown treated for minor injuries. The car flipped after crossing a bridge and left a ditch. All were transported to hospital then airlifted to Kansas City.
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University of Kansas Medical Center
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Quinton L. Lickteig
Richmond
Fabian P. Lickteig
Greeley
Rachelle M. Brown
Ottawa
RFD
AMH
Franklin County Sheriff's Department
Franklin-Anderson County
Q. Lickteig
F. Lickteig
Brown
Lickteigs
Anderson County Hospital
Anderson County Emergency Medical Service
Kansas City
RMH
Man killed in scaffolding fall at Bosworth High School
Vernon L. Rogers 60, owner of Central States Waterproofing and Restoration Co. of Fort Scott Kansas, died after a scaffold gave way at Bosworth High School in Carroll County Missouri. He and his crew had just arrived to restore brick on the 78 year old building when he fell about 30 feet. He was pronounced dead at Carroll County Memorial Hospital.
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Bosworth
Kansas
Bosworth High School
Missouri
Carroll County
Vernon L. Rogers
Central States Waterproofing and Restoration Co
Fort Scott
Kan
Terry Rinehart
Rogers
Carroll County Memorial Hospital
Carrollton
Main Street Bridge to Close for Flood Gate Cleaning
The Main Street bridge will close on Monday from 1 a.m. to 4 a.m. on both sides to allow city crews to clean flood gates and prepare them for painting, per Lester Wells of the public works department.
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Main Street
Lester Wells
City Public Works Department
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