Hospital Trustees Grant Raises and Ditch Clinic Fee
Ransom Memorial Hospital trustees approve immediate pay raises for nurses and staff plus a 4 percent boost for others, remove the $17 outpatient clinic fee, and adopt a one year management plan with objectives through 1988. Promotions aim to boost referrals and outpatient business despite a $62,000 revenue loss from the fee removal.
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Jay Bemis
Herald
Ransom Memorial Hospital
RMH
Len Daugherty
Ransom
Steve Mason
Tennessee
Daugherty
City Misses Bond Deadline in Ottawa Lawsuit Case
Ottawa has not posted about $164000 in bonds tied to the Fisher civil rights case. A jury awarded Lawrence T. Fisher $111,380 in damages and $12,500 in punitive damages. the city appeals in the 10th Circuit. Bond applications arrive late and await City Commission approval and insurer endorsement.
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Lawrence T. Fisher
Fisher
Jack Davis
Les Wheat
10Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Denver
Soviet Minister Opens Talks on Summit With Shultz
Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze met with Secretary of State George Shultz in Washington to discuss a possible super power summit and a nuclear missile treaty. Shultz hinted a decision could come later, while Reagan weighed in after Moscow signals. The visit follows a Moscow political row sparked by Boris Yeltsin's critical speech.
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Washington
Eduard A. Shevardnadze
George P. Shultz
Shevardnadze
Shultz
State Department
Mikhail S. Gorbachev
Reagan
Augusta
Moscow
Gorbachev
Boris N. Yeltsin
New York Times
Ginsburg May Spark Deja Vu
Washington groups who helped block Bork worry over Supreme Court nominee Douglas H. Ginsburg and weigh another fight to deny Reagan. The selection ends an intra party dispute, with Meese’s faction winning and Kennedy losing out. Ginsburg, 41, would be one of the court’s youngest members and its first Jewish justice in 18 years. He lacks long judicial experience, prompting liberal skeptics to mount a thorough record review and potential opposition.
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Washington
Robert H. Bork
Supreme Court
Douglas H. Ginsburg
Reagan
Bork
Ginsburg
U.S
Anthony M. Kennedy
Sacramento
Calif
Edwin Meese III
Howard H. Baker Jr
U.S. Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Harvard Law School
Justice Department
Art Kropp
Liberal People For the American Way
Kropp
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy
Meese
Senate
Joseph R. Biden
D-Del
White House
Baker
William W. Wilkins Jr
Greenville
S.C
Stocks Still Have Head Of Steam
Wall Street extended its broad advance with the Dow Jones climbing about 63 points to around 2 001 at midday. About 10 of 11 NYSE issues rose, with gains also on the American Stock Exchange and OTC market. The NYSE composite index rose to 141.20 as confidence appears to be recovering after three sessions of gains totaling 144 points.
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New York
Wall Street
Dow Jones
New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
NYSE
GOP Chairman Defends State Delegate Process
Kansas Republican Party Chairman Fred Logan defended an open delegate selection in Kansas for the national convention. He said endorsements do not guarantee candidate advantage and noted 24 delegates, upcoming caucuses, and early March convention timing ahead of Super Tuesday. Logan acknowledged a potential chilling effect on rival campaigns but stressed a level playing field.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Republican Party
Fred Logan
GOP
Sen
Bob Dole
Logan
Statehouse
Sen. Dole
Dole
Russell
Senate
Mike Hayden
Iowa
George Bush
Bush
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Board of Trustees
Mason
HMP
Clathe
Dreddy
Peter Heiniger
S. Poplar
Josh Turner
S. Mulberry
Bryce Kruger
Josh
Steve Zuk
By Melissa Bauman
Dresher
Des Moines
Kansas Republican Party
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