Panel backs plan to close Kansas mental hospital
The House Appropriations Committee endorsed a four year plan to close one of Kansas three state hospitals for the mentally retarded. The target hospital was unnamed and the plan reserves closure to be chosen later. The measure asks for 72.31 million dollars for FY 1993 to support the three institutions and community services.
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John Hanna
Associated Press
Topeka
House Appropriations Committee
Kansas Neurological Institute
Parsons State Hospital and Training Center
Winfield State Hospital and Training Center
Appropriations
Gary Blumenthal
D-Merriam
Appropriations Committee
Dorothy Flottman
Winfield
State Department of Social and Rehabilitation
SRS
Henry Helgerson
Dwichita
Helgerson
Fowever
Bill Wisdom
Kansas City
Blumenthal
Subcommittee
Kerry Patrick
Rleawood
U S stocks drop after Tokyo slump fuels weakness
The Dow fell 36.23 to 3231.44 as NYSE issues outnumbered advances 11 to 4. Volume 166.01 million. Tokyo’s Nikkei slid 1.25 percent to 19636.99, led by tech firms. Household International down 9 percent on weak earnings outlook amid global slowdown. Commodities and energy futures mixed as traders eye Monday’s open.
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Associated Press
Dow Jones
New York Stock Exchange
Tokyo
Hewlett Packard
IBM
Digital Equipment
Microsoft
Borland International
Intel
Apple Computer
Commerce Department
NYSE
RJR Nabisco
PepsiCo
Catalina Marketing Corp
American Express
Citicorp
Household International
Financial Services Company
Donald C. Clark
Household
Australia
Canada
Britain
Merger back on line as Wolf Creek resumes output
Wolf Creek nuclear plant in Burlington Kansas restarted Friday after a five week outage, clearing the final hurdle to a 1 billion merger between Kansas Gas and Electric and KPL Gas Service. Officials expect operations to continue until the planned March 1993 outage, and the merger should close next week. The NRC investigated four noises at the plant since 1991, attributing them to pipes beneath steam generators.
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Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Burlington, Kan
Wolf Creek
Kansas Gas and Electric
KPL Gas Service
Jennifer Yunk
Yunk
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Commission
NRC
Kansas City
Kansas City Power & Light Co
Kansas Gas and Electric Co
Kansas Electric Power Cooperative Inc
Older women redefine aging forging a path for independence
The piece highlights how older women push for independence and rights amid Social Security advocacy and Older Americans Act reauthorization. It profiles Dian na Porter and Jessie Allen on aging, poverty rates, and gender discrimination, and notes Sandra Martz leading a wave of elder female authors and publishers shaping perception of later life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of Retired Persons
Dianna Porter
Older Women’s League
Washington, D.C
Porter
Jessie Allen
Southport Institute For Policy Analysis
Connecticut
Sandra Martz
Hearing Notice in Estate of Donald T Ewbank Kansas
District Court Franklin County Kansas sets March 41 1992 as filing date for Beatrice A Ewbank executor petition to admit last will and testament to probate under simplified estate act with potential supervised administration. Creditors must file claims by four months from first publication. failure to do so bars claims. Local notice served in Ottawa Kansas with attorney Doc Henrich of Anderson Byrd Richeson Flaherty.
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District Court
Franklin County
Kansas
Donald T. Ewbank
K.S.A
State of Kansas
Beatrice A. Ewbank
Devisee
Lagatan
Ottawa
Doc A. Henrich
Anderson, Byrd, Richeson & Flaherty
S. Hickory
P.O. Box
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Patrick
U.S
Commodities Park Futures
Thomas Sloan
KPL
L.F
Powell
Twilight
Martz
Watsonville
Calif
Kuna Gooding
Gladiator
Anas
Whey
Farm Bureau Insurance
W. Tecumseh
Wkree
Paul Hays
Ottawa Herald
Country Kitchen
Alcoholics Anonymous
al- Anon
Fr, CO
Nashville
Tennessee
Art Miller
Elm
S. Main
Williamsburg
Emerald Road
Hiway
Cypress
Pringston
Bryan Travel College
Veterans
Fairlawn
Ege
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