New optometrist joins Ottawa clinic in Wollen practice
Glen Cahill O.D., from Overland Park, buys into Ottawa optometry clinic run by Olin Wollen O.D. Cahill starts full time at 110 W. 3rd, bringing emphasis on contact lenses and eye disease management after extership at Fort Riley. He and wife Chris expect their first child next month and will move to Ottawa after birth.
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CRP payments likely to stay intact for 1991
AP reports that USDA budget analysts expect CRP payments to farmers to survive the sequestration. With leftover funds from the current year and new 1991 appropriations, about $1.885 billion should be available, just above the baseline trigger. Approximately 34 million CRP acres and annual rentals around $50 per acre factor into the outlook.
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City threatens to cancel $5.9 million insurer contract
Kansas City mayor warns Cigna Health Plan over removing three black obstetrician gynecologists from its network. Officials say the move deprives northeast residents of obstetrical care while the insurer cites contract provisions and 90 days notice. The doctors had recent malpractice settlements noted by the Kansas City Star.
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U S Chamber Campaigns For Nobel Prize Sparks Embarrassment
The U S Chamber of Commerce pushed a secret campaign named Special Project to gain Nobel Peace Prize nomination. It courted lawmakers and a former laureate, arguing the chamber aided democracy and free enterprise in Eastern Europe and the Third World, drawing criticism from staff and officials while noting the nomination remains uncertain despite endorsements from Sen Richard Lugar and David Morse.
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Nobel Selection Committee
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