Inside Highlights: Ottawa Brothers Mark 100 Years of Care
Ottawa brothers reach a century of service in healing efforts. The feature notes their long care tradition and impact on the community with emphasis on local health initiatives and steady patient support.
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Ottawa Brothers
RMH Report Part II Consultants Prescribe Medicine
A Kansas City consulting group concludes RMH faces roles and policy gaps. They urge a board retreat with external moderation, staff training, and clear bylaws reflecting hospital mission. Recommendations cover medical staff authority, physician recruitment, and department head retreats to address distrust and pay structure reforms.
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Ransom Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees
Jay Bemis
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Kansas City
Baptist Health Systems Consultants
RMH Board of Trustees
Ottawa
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OPEC Deliberations Extend As Oil Prices Struggle
In Geneva, OPEC ministers enter a fifth day of talks with no clear plan for deep or shared production cuts. Officials seek a Friday proposal for non OPEC partners Mexico, Malaysia, Egypt, Oman and Angola while aiming to lift prices from about 15 dollars per barrel toward 20. Nigeria hints at 13 to 16 million barrels daily, Venezuela’s Hernandez Grisanti notes remaining work.
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Geneva
OPEC
Ing
Mexico
Malaysia
Egypt
Oman
Angola
Mana Saeed Oteiba
United Arab Emirates
Alhaji Rilwanu Lukman
Nigeria
Reagan proposes 90 day Contra aid compromise
Washington AP The Reagan administration urged a close vote on a 100 million aid package to Contras in Nicaragua. A 90 day limit on military aid and conditions could trigger after negotiations. Opposition warned of broader war risks while supporters argued aid curbs were needed to stop communism spread in Central America.
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Washington
Reagan
House
Nicaragua
Larry Speakes
Speakes
White House
U.S
Central America
Congress
United States
Senate
Kansas House backs liberal school finance bill in final vote
In Topeka the House defeated a bid to curb budget increases for Kansan districts and advanced a more liberal school finance bill tied to the School District Equalization Act. It would allow 2 to 4 percent budget boosts, transfer about 40 million in interest funds to general use, and fund preschool handicapped education with 1.6 million in later years.
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Topeka
Kan
House
Kansas
Senate
House Education Committee
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Latin America
Thomas P. O'Neill Jr
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Eugene Shore
R-Johnson
Harold Dyck
R-Hesston
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