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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1989

Page

4

Market stalls higher as Wall Street posts gains on upbeat data

Wall Street extended Friday’s advance on hopeful signs of healthier economy. Dow Jones topped 4,000 as leading indicators rose 0.2% in July, job data showed steady unemployment at 5.2% and nonfarm payrolls up 110,000 minus strikes. NYSE composite hit a record while S&P indices rose, driven by General Motors and other automakers, amid solid consolidated volume.

Wall Street New York Biere Eet Association of Purchasing General Motors Ford Chyrsler New York Stock Exchange Labor Department Commerce Department

Change order approved for Sunflower Racing projects in Kansas

The State Racing Commission approved a restructuring of Sunflower Racing Inc to boost funding days before a Wichita area track opens. Co owner Dee Hubbard will raise at least 3.4 million and up to 12 million, giving him 85 percent control, as Sunflower seeks to finish a 68 million Kansas City park and a proposed 12 million dog track south of Pittsburg.

Topeka, Kan State Racing Commission Wichita Sunflower Racing Inc Kansas City Kan Sunflower Kansas City Park The Woodlands Pitsburg Kansas Park Alabama Paul Bryant Jr Miami Bank Sunflower Co R.D Dee Hubbard Fort Worth Texas New Mexico Ruidoso Downs Richard Boushka Boushka

Kasseen crops deduction draws Kassebaum rebuke in Topeka

Senator Nancy Kassebaum voiced disappointment after the USDA ruled that farmers who lost the 1989 wheat crop to drought and then planted a second crop will have 75 percent of the second crop's value deducted from wheat disaster payments. She urged broader options, including possible legislation, and questioned the 75 percent rate as punitive.

Topeka Kan Nancy Kassebaum U.S. Agriculture Department USDA Kassebaum Clayton) Yealter

Municipal Court Sentencings and District Court News

In municipal court, Larry Farrar faces five days in jail suspended with probation and $300 restitution for property damage, plus two days for battery on a police officer and a $101 fine for disorderly conduct. Harvey Sessions and Robert Howard receive fines for driving without proof of insurance and battery respectively. Bowden gets five days and probation on a suspended license offense. Lindquist is fined for underage possession of cereal malt beverage. District court reports span suspended terms, probation, and fees for Brown, Hamby, Evans, Coulter, Flores, and others with conditions including counseling, community service, restitution, and abstention from intoxicants. Separately listed are marriage licenses, divorces granted, and a senior citizens menu. a second page lists more meal options for U S C and Sacred Heart facilities.

Larry Dale Farrar Princeton Harvey J. Sessions S. Sycamore Robert L. Howard Arther W. Bowden Ottawa Franklin County Mental Health Center William E. Hamby S. Mulberry Court Services Phillip Evans

Medicare to Pay for Mammography Tests to Begin

Medicare will cover routine mammography examinations starting January 1 under a proposed regulation. Congress authorized the coverage last year, marking an exception to the ban on routine physical checkups. Experts say about one in ten women will develop breast cancer in their lifetimes. The regulation by HHS appeared in the Federal Register and will undergo 60 days of public comment before a final rule.

Washington Medicare Congress HHS Federal Register

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