Farmland Values in Kansas Show Tight-Fisted Bankers Yet Similar Farmer Outlook
Kansas farmers and bankers largely agree on farmland value with bankers applying tighter estimates. Fed surveys show irrigated land at about 686 to 699 per acre, non irrigated around 441 to 454, and ranchland near 198 to 208 dollars per acre. USDA estimates land around 413 to 473 per acre, reflecting differences between panels and revisions.
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Mike Corn Harris
Hays
Kansas
Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Kansas Agricultural Statistics
Fed
Federal Reserve
Kansas City District
Kansas City Fed
Julie Stanley
Stanley
Kansas City
Census Bureau
Filipinos Call for U.S. Bases Out Amid Nationwide Rallies
Tens of thousands protested across the Philippines urging the removal of six U.S. military bases. In Manila about 50,000 gathered near the U.S. Embassy while clashes and flag burnings occurred. Police blocked 4,000 marchers and two were arrested as Mayor Mel Lopez helped defuse tensions. Negotiations on extending the lease begin May 14.
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Manila
Philippines
U.S
Corazon Aquino
Mel Lopez
May First Movement
Crispin Beltran
RMH expands ER service and opens evening clinic
Ransom Memorial Hospital will staff the ER with an additional doctor for weekend coverage and open a general medical clinic evenings Thursdays and Saturdays to ease local physician shortages. Appointment only visits. walk-ins go to ER. Nearby clinics in Wellsville and Ottawa report progress and ongoing recruitment.
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Diane Yeamans
Herald
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Len Daugherty
RMH
Wellsville Medical Clinic
AMH
Ottawa Family
Bud Ransom
Forecast Shows Cloudy Night With 40 Percent Rain Chance
SBCA updates forecast for tonight calling for cloudy skies and a 40 percent chance of rain with lows in the mid 40s. Through Thursday to Saturday expect showers in the east Thursday, drier Friday and Saturday with highs from the mid 50s to near 70 and lows from the mid 30s to around 40.
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Kansas
Farmers get renewed crop insurance for next winter crop
The Federal Crop Insurance Corp. told insurers the government will offer policies for the 1991 winter wheat crop until Congress changes or ends the program. lawmakers and Ag Secretary officials stressed assurances as Bush administration budget proposals sparked doubts about ongoing federal participation.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Federal Crop Insurance Corp
Congress
USDA
Bush
Jim Davis
House Agriculture Committee
Kika de la Garza
U.S. Department of Agriculture
de la Garza
Dtexas
Thieves Loot Buildex Office In South US-59 Break-In
Sheriff deputies report a weekend burglary at Buildex along South US-59. Between Friday night and Monday morning a metal Quonset hut trailer and the main Buildex office were entered, with items stolen including three typewriters, a copy machine, tape recorder, computer, printer, back-up power supply, fax machine, three phones, stamps, checks, tools and an AM FM radio. Loss exceeds $11,000 with over $150 in damage.
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Sheriff's
Buildex
South Us-59
Campbell
Senate debates Kansas tax rollback amid sales tax shift
In Topeka Kansas Senate Republicans weigh new moves after deflating a rollback bill for a third time The plan under study would raise the sales tax by a half cent to 4 75 percent and dedicate 105 million dollars to rolling back school property taxes about 14 percent Senate President Bud Burke says they will try everything Democratic Leader Michael Johnston sees little GOP support and four factions emerge over tax expansion and rollback viability
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Topeka
Kan
Senate
Bud Burke
GOP
Michael Johnston
Johnston
BEST PRIME RIB IN TOWN AND WEEKEND HOURS
Local ads list dining promos from Country Kitchen offering prime rib Friday and Saturday 5 to 9 PM and Sunday 11 AM to 9 PM. Also notes a Kansas State Bank Living Trust Seminar by John Richeson on May 5 1990 at the OU Student Union with coffee and donuts, plus other notices on sales, moves, and events.
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Kansas State Bank Living Trust
John Richeson
O.U
Cotfae & Donuts
Gall Kansas State Bank
Bruce Osladil
S. Main
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates 1990
Rates listed for Ottawa delivery and surrounding areas include carrier and motor route options. Prices cover 1 month to 1 year with different regional and out-of-state figures, including rural towns, Franklin County, and state mailouts.
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Ottawa
Carier
Franklin County
State of Kansas
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