Kassebaum decision spawns speculation
Topeka analyst notes Nancy Kassebaum will seek a third Senate term, stabilizing a Kansas race and triggering debate on potential bids by Dan Glickman for Senate or governor. Observers weigh Glickman, Slattery, Carlin, Johnston, Finney, and Docking as 1990 contenders while Hayden’s vulnerability shapes Democratic strategy.
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Lew Ferguson
Topeka
Kan
Nancy Kassebaum
U.S
Senate
Kansas
Dan Glickman
Kassebaum
Glickman
Len
Bob Dole
Dole
Wichita
Congress
Gorer Shriver
Shriver
Sen. Kassebaum
Opinon
Jim Slattery
John Carlin
Michael Johnston
Joan Finney
Tom Docking
Slattery
Mike Hayden
Hayden
Rep
Bob Whittaker
Whittaker
Jim Parrish
Kasse
Jack Brier
Shawnee
Eric Rucker
Greg Schnacke
Eric Yost
Lee Thompson
Thompson
OU expands reach with Kansas City and Phoenix centers
Ottawa University's growth drives expansion beyond Ottawa to Kansas City in 1973 and Phoenix in 1977 with later international sites in Taiwan and Hong Kong. Enrollment rose above 500 in 1982-83, aided by the Franklin County Scholarships and $31,000 computer lab to boost technology in teacher training and curriculum.
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Wheaton
Ottawa University
Kansas City
Phoenix
Ottawa
Board of Trustees
Martha Gage
OU Education Department
Nancy Hale
State Departent of Education
OU Weekend Events Include Hall of Fame Inauguration
A big campus weekend features a noon Choir Luncheon and O Club Barbecue for five dollars. At 2 p.m. Saturday the Wilson Field House floor dedication and Braves Hall of Fame inauguration take place with seven inductees. Speakers include Steve Hill Ron Yingling and Wilbur Wheaton. An open house at KTJO follows, then an alumni reception at Wheaton's home. The evening banquet at 6 p.m. honors the Golden Anniversary Class of 1939 and this year’s graduates, with Milan and Esther Sissom Lambertson receiving the Alumni Distinguished Service Award.
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Union Mall
O” Club
Wilson Field House
Braves
Steve Hill
Ron Yingling
Wilbur
Ottawa
Milan
Esther Sissom Lambertson
More physicians cutting down on Medicare charges
Washington AP report says 283,475 physicians or 40.7 percent of 696,848 Medicare-billing doctors have signed agreements to charge Medicare patients no more than the government approved amount this year. Participation rose from 37.3 percent in 1988 and 30.6 percent in 1987, covering over 60 percent of Medicare physician spending. Alabama leads with 76 percent fully participating, Idaho at 16 percent. Overall, participation rose in 44 states, with seven states seeing 20 percent or more gains. About 80 percent of Medicare physician dollars go to services billed at the program-approved rate.
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Washington
Health Care Financing Administration
Louis B. Hays
HFCA
Alabama
Idaho
Hays
Alumni awards announced for Pomona church community service
Milan Lambertson, pastor of Appanoose and Greenwood Baptist Churches in Pomona, and his wife a substitute teacher, receive a community service award for service to church and university. An Esther Ruth Award will be announced at the banquet, honoring Esther Ruth Bemmel, former director of alumni relations.
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Milan Lambertson
Appanoose
Greenwood Baptist Churches
Pomona
Esther Ruth
Esther Ruth Bemmels
J.M
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