Governor Resists Special Kansas Legislature Session
The governor will not call a special session to consider a constitutional amendment on property tax classification. He cites insufficient bipartisan support and urges handling the issue in the next legislative session. The piece also mildly critiques Congress's three day work week and lame duck leadership.
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Kansas
Congress
House
Senate
Kansas power costs vs national averages under KCC data
The Kansas Corporation Commission reports that last winter residential bills averaged 33.76 for 750 kWh, far cheaper than New York City at 73.38, with the national average 3.45 higher than Kansas. Concerns rise as summer bills surged, prompting questions whether the KCC anticipates large future increases by power companies.
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Kansas Corporation Commission
Kansas
KCC
New York City
Myxedema and goiter insights from Dr Donahue
In this column the doctor explains myxedema as edema from low thyroid hormone, how thyroid stimulation enlarges the gland, and how taking thyroid hormone can normalize the gland. The discussion notes goiter does not always mean low output and that lifelong therapy may be required.
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Dr. Donahue
A Conservative View on Domestic Violence Bill
James Kilpatrick argues that the Senate approved a bill to fund federal grants to combat domestic violence, creating a new national bureau and expanding federal control. He questions constitutional authority, warns of rising deficits, and urges state solutions over Washington funding as Congress moves toward law.
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James J. Kilpatrick
Washington
Senate
United States
Hackensack
N.J
Secretary of Health and Human Services
National Center of Domestic Violence
United States Congress
Heinz
Pennsylvania
Boschwitz
Minnesota
House
Carter
Moneylenders Fear Market's Moribund Outlook for 1990
AP reports that U S savings associations foresee high mortgage rates for year end 1990. Ninety percent expect rates at or above 12 percent, 29 percent above 18 percent. Lenders blame government policy and DIDC effects for reduced deposits, profits, and lending. They warn of a stagnating market and call savers an endangered species while urging relief from rate-damaging regulation.
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John Cunniff
New York
U.S. League of Savings Associations
League
Washington
Edwin B. Brooks Jr
Savings and Loan Associations
S&ls
DIDC
Brooks
NBC Pay TV May Win During Actor's Strike
NBC could gain during the actors strike as networks brace for a long disruption to fall programming. NBC heads into the season with the most unaffected shows including Real People and Disney, while pay-cable and independents may grab audience share during repeats.
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NBC
Tom Jory
Associated Press
NEW York
Screen Actors Guild
American Federation of Television Artists
CBS
ABC
Joel M. Segal
Ted Bates & Co
Speak Up America
Disney
Segal
Compton Advertising, Inc
Compton
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates Notice
Ottawa Kansas daily newspaper lists subscription prices for trade area and out of state readers. By mail rates: one month three months six months one year. Carrier rates in Ottawa and surrounding towns. Tax details included. Associated Press member.
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Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
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Associated Press
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