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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1992

Page

7

Slaying probe goes on in Doris Branson case

Doris Branson, 45, at 2449 Shawnee Road, found with multiple stab wounds Friday night in Ottawa home. Authorities, including Franklin County Attorney Wendell Barker, said no arrests planned and could not confirm wound count or weapon. Autopsy performed. pathologist unavailable for details. husband Gary Branson located wife, neighbors and family interviewed. traffic stops on US 19 yielded items for follow up.

Jay Bemis Herald Doris Branson Ottawa Branson Shawnee Road Franklin County Wendell Barker Barker Rex Bowling Angelo Lapi Fairway Dwight Adams Paul Adams Osage City Gary Kansas City Bowling Doris KBI US 19 Here

RMH seeks $1 million from county to cover bills

Franklin County officials study a request by Ransom Memorial Hospital trustees to provide about 1 million to pay vendors IRS and other creditors. The move follows a cash crisis prompting 15 layoffs or reduced hours this week with more cuts planned by July as hospital officials scramble to meet Friday payroll and ongoing bills. Chief financial officer Larry Fore resigned amid revelations of unpaid withholding taxes and thousands of checks written but not sent, triggering an internal review led by new administrator Bob Bregant and regional director Bob Jobin.

Diane Yeamans Herald Franklin County Commission Wendell Barker Ransom Memorial Hospital Internal Revenue Service RMH Board of Trustees County Commission RMH Larry Fore John Coen the Herald Today Fore Coen Commission IRS Hosital Bob Bregant Bob Jobin RMIT

Opponents assail Kansas school finance plan

Topeka hearings on a proposed statewide 29 mill education levy drew criticism from Fritz Edmunds for the Overland Park Chamber of Commerce and Rep. Doug Lawrence who argued the plan would erode local control and fail to deliver true tax relief. The Senate Assessment and Taxation and Education committees conducted and scheduled testimony on the measure.

Matt Truell Associated Press Topeka Fritz Edmunds Overland Park Chamber of Commerce Senate Assessment and Taxation Committee Doug Lawrence Burlington Kansas Senate Education Committee

Exit polls reveal Democrats' grudging support for Brown

Connecticut Democrats show strong rebuke of political corruption with Jerry Brown as their second choice after Teanaac incidentdropout. Voters like Bill Glazer say their vote signals dissatisfaction with politics, while Tsongas supporters cast ballots for him despite withdrawal.

Howard Goldberg Associated Press Connecticut Democrats Jerry Brown Pressant Paul Teanaac Owagus Bill Glazer Yale Psychiatry Brown California Arkansas Bill Clinton Massachusetts Paul Tsongas ABC Carl Saggaini Tsongas

Connecticut Primary Results Reported By Party

Democratic results show Clinton and Tsongas leading with 36 percent and 20 percent respectively and Brown at 63,624 votes. Uncommitted and Others account for smaller shares. Republican results show Bush with 67 percent and Buchanan at 3 percent. Uncommitted manifests 9 percent with Duke and Sg and others recording minor totals.

Brown Clinton Tsongas Bush Buchanan Duke

County in HUD program advances rural homelessness plan

The Franklin County Commission unanimously approved a pilot interlocal with Johnson County Housing Authority to join the HUD Rural Operation Home less program. The effort will create 36 housing units in Miami, Douglas, and Franklin counties with 10 in Franklin, funded by federal and state sources, no local taxes. The local unit will oversee inspections and landlord agreements, with rent guarantees and tenant contributions based on ability. The program aims to address rural homelessness while meeting safety standards.

Tellin Herald Weiler Franklin County Commission Johnson County Housing Authority Federal Department of Housing and Urban Development Miami Douglas Franklin Kansas Department of Commerce Ottawa Earl Devore Ite Dick Vinney Topeka Finney Lurmipseed Courts Building

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