Record $290 Billion Deficit Set for 1992 End
Washington reports a 1992 deficit of $290.2 billion, up 7.7 percent from 1991, with projections for 1993 at $341 to $368 billion. Economists warn higher debt may limit the next president’s stimulative options and push interest rates higher, dampening growth despite a September surplus of $5.4 billion.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Congressional Budget Office
Sung Won Sohn
Norwest Corp
Minneapolis
Congress
Cox wins Jerry Wilcox Memorial Award for horse involvement
Robin Cox of Full O' Pep 4-H Club received the Jerry Wilcox Memorial Award Sept. 19 in Kansas for achievements with horses, sportsmanship, and leadership. The award honors Jerry Wilcox, who died in 1984 in an equestrian accident, and a Kan sas City Stockyards sale offers about 150 wild horses for adoption Nov. 13–15 during the American Royal final weekend.
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Robin Cox
Full O' Pep
Kansas
Jerry Wilcox
Steven and
Brenda Cox
Oregon Road
Kansas City
Ottawa officer returns to work after three months medical leave
Ottawa police officer Bobbie Hawkins has returned to duty after more than three months of medical leave following a July 18 chase that left her with a skull fracture and concussion from a fall into a concrete drainage ditch near Logan Street. She awaits medical permission to resume street duty and said she feels very ready.
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Bobbie Hawkins
Hawkins
Steet
Kansas feed lots and livestock prices drift lower
Wall leccag LNESTOCK Dodge City Kansas reports weaker demand and lower prices across cattle and hog markets. Slaughter steers and heifers show mixed to lower bids with shipments totaling 1 100 slaughter steers and 1 900 heifers. Hog futures slip while interior Iowa numbers project 95 000 head through Thursday. Nonferrous metals quote copper around 1 1 80 per pound and gold near 330 60 per ounce with other metals fluctuating.
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Dodge City
Kan
Kansas
Vison
Heliere
St, Joseph
Iowa
London
U.S
Comex
Handy & Harman
Mercury
New York
N.Y
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N.a
Ottawa area court and police briefs from Wednesday
Core hospital notes correct Ruth Bonskowski admission, while Paul Howell of Harrisonville recovers from October car crash. Bankruptcy records list Adam Bridges in Chapter 13 with assets of 20 005 and liabilities of 17 527. District Court sentences include LaTurner for theft with probation and fees, Lott for marijuana with suspended terms, and multiple defendants for insufficient funds checks and DUIs. Police log notes a hit and run on a Texas plate pickup, several noninjury wrecks, and theft from Ottawa University.
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Ottawa
Herald
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Franklin County Residant
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Harrisonville
Cox South Hospital
East
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Springfield
Adam W. Bridges
Osage City
U.S. District Court
William C. LaTurner
Joplin
Kansas Department of Resources
Kenneth R. Lott
Pomona
Dui
Vance L. Vogeler
Salvado Vega
Cypress
Twyla Dureya
Garnett
Mike Whitacre
S. Oak
Karen Newell
Stafford Road
Cora Turner
Wallsville
Harry Tallman
McPherson
Anthony J. Brannan
S. Walnut
Randy W. Duvall
Jackson Road
William S. Blake
Indiana Road
Reynaga D. Franscisco
Sylmar
Calif
Linda L. Ainsworth
Tremont
Diversion
Lottery results and jackpots posted for multiple games
Readable lottery draw data lists Powerball numbers 1 4 10 18 36 with Powerball 28 and a $10 million jackpot, Kansas Cash Lotto numbers 5 10 14 18 30 33 with a $107,005 prize, and Kansas Keno numbers including 1 2 3 8 9 12 15 16 19 21 22 24 27 28 33 37 40 44 46 56 with a $50,000 jackpot.
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Ania
AMR
Halburn
QuakerOat
RalstonPur
Ganday
ReyriMate UG
Beth See
Timken
Kroger Utton Aeua
UAL Corp
US West
AB MaDonn
MidwiRac i
WalMart
NUCO
Soa
Lemoon Af Orwa
Franklin County
ASCS
Kansas
Keno
Jobless Claims Rise in Mid-October Report
Washington AP: The number of Americans filing new jobless claims increased by 8,000 in mid-October marking the first rise in four weeks. Despite the uptick the Labor Department noted the four week moving average dropped to its lowest in over two years as analysts favor the smoother metric.
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Labor Department
Army probes sexual harassment at two St Louis bases
Army investigators review allegations of sexual harassment by civilian staff at Army Aviation and Troop Command and Army Reserve Personnel Center in St Louis. The probe, ordered after a summer consultants’ review, seeks evidence of Navy Tailhook–like problems and is being led by the Office of the Army Inspector General.
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Army
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Office of the Army
Amy
Michael Stone
Navy
Army Aviation and Troop Command
Army Reserve Personnel Center
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