RMH Tucks Under Management Firm Wing
Ransom Memorial Hospital voted 4-0 to hire Hospital Management Professionals of Brentwood Tenn. for a three year contract at 107500 per year, plus CPI adjustments and an administrator salary package to be set within 60 days. The move makes RMH the 48th hospital served by HMP, with 46 others in 19 states and two in Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Bemis
HMP
Hospital Corporation of America
United States
HCA
RMH
Dewey Smith
al Mettenburg
Lora Reiter
Smith
Danny Cope
Reiter
Dave Drumright
Mettenburg
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Thomas Bornholdt
Ransom
Kansas Hospital
Arkansas City
Midwest
Krizelman
Kansas
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Steve Mason
McFarlane Discusses Secret Tehran Trip and Security
Former National Security Adviser Robert McFarlane testified before Iran Contra committees that during his clandestine May 1986 Tehran visit he had means to prevent kidnapping or torture. He avoided details, citing risk and the sensitive nature of U S secrets, amid discussion of possible arms for hostage talks and previous pill reports.
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Washington
Robert McFarlane
Congress
Tehran
McFarlane
James Courter
R N.J
United States
Courter
A Lamb In Limbo By Fred Johnson
ABC director John Lamb works to implement Kansas liquor law changes before July 1 amid possible departure. He informs businesses of new hours license fees taxes and permits while drafting forms and rules to fill gaps left by the legislation.
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Fred Johnson
Harris News Serv
Topeka
John Lamb
Kansas
Lamb
John Carlin
Mike Hayden
Hayden
ABC
Dustry
Subsidy Fight Targets Water Subsidies for Surplus Crops
Congress is urged to end a contradiction in farm policy by stopping irrigation subsidies for farmers growing surplus crops. Rep. Miller criticizes taxpayer waste as a bill to require full water price on new contracts moves through committee. The plan covers only new or renegotiated contracts and preserves current terms for existing ones.
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Washington
Congress
National Taxpayers Union
National Wildlife Federation
George Miller
D-Calif
Interior Water and Power Resources
Bureau of Reclamation
Miller
Bureau
Gejdenson
Filmmakers Urge Congress to Bar Coloring of Classic Films
Woody Allen Ginger Rogers and other directors pressed a Senate subcommittee on Capitol Hill to protect old movies from being colorized. They argued the practice harms artistic integrity while supporters say colorized versions reach bigger audiences. Ted Turner helped spark the debate with color reissues of classics like The Maltese Falcon and Yankee Doodle Dandy.
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Washington
Frank Sinatra
Woody Allen
Congress
Allen
Capitol Hill
Ginger Rogers
Sidney Pollack
Miles Forman
Elliott Silverstein
Senate
Ted Turner
Congressional
Mooners
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Ottawa
Orlis Cox
Stoneking
Sertoma
OBRL
Steve Zuk
Reagan
Fahd
White House
Fight Brews
Sam Gejdenson
D-Conn
House
Turner Entertainment Co
Roger Mayer
Directors Guild of America
John Huston
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