Ad–missions and Dismissals in Garden City Area Hospitals
A list of recent hospital admissions at St. Catherine and nearby facilities includes Gina Mae Alexander Ulysses Lewis C Colaten Kathryn Jane Driver Roger Dale Erwin Christopher Wayne Gross Kenneth G Mulligan Jerome Dean Northdraft Mike M Orozco Jean Woofford Mahlon Foley and others. Dismissals note several patients released including Jeffery Bascue Joy Lynn Briggeman Venita L Cott Mrs David Encarnacion Kerry Gough Vance Holmes Merlin Lampe Betty Malone Karen Niemi Robert Pettay and Mrs Curtis Schaffer and baby boy. Also recorded are numerous warranty deeds transferring property among Irene Hastings Lich Evans Daniels Schreibvogel Kirkham and others across multiple additions and subdivisions.
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St. Catherine
Gina Mae Alexander
Ulysses Lewis C. Colaten
Syracuse
Kathryn Jane Driver
Parkwood
Roger Dale Erwin
Sublette
Christopher Wayne Gross
Moores
Kenneth G. Mulligan
Scott City
Jerome Dean Northdraft
Goodland
Mike M. Orozco
Jean Woofford
Mahlon Foley
Scoti
Jeffery Bascue
Herbert Bratin
Joy Lynn Briggeman
Venita L. Cott
David Encarnacion
Garden City
Kerry Gough
Conkling
Vance E. Holmes
Merlin Lampe
Irene E
Donald E. Hastings
Eleanor E
Charles J. Lich
Richard W
L. Merle Evans
Nancy Daniels
Irene E. Hastings
Richard W.evans
George J. Evans
Roland E
Kayann H. Jenkins
Gary L. Viterise
William L. Archibald
Stevens
Gale D. Squier
Kay Li Squier
Crestview
Briar Hill North
Bowman Acres
Rural Kansas Notes and Local Quirks
A roundup from towns across Kansas covers knitted yard figurines in Russell, sledding bans near bear cages in Pratt, and a pasture crash in Medicine Lodge with $2000 damage. Anthony reports a cracked storefront window from a sonic boom, pending warm weather for repairs. Lyons notes a $54,900 Southwestern Bell project adding 200 numbers and expanding capacity to 2,700.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Anthony
Hns
Roger Andrews
Andrews
Karen Knorp-Brown
Knorp- Brown
Carter seeks extra 5 million for Selective Service
The Carter administration requests 5 million dollars to boost the Selective Service System. The plan, part of the president's budget, would raise the agency to 9.8 million for the new fiscal year and 1.7 million for the remainder this year. Shuck says funds will expand computer capacity and four more regional offices to ten. The draft remains suspended and requires Congress approval to resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Europe
Selective Service
Robert E. Shuck
Selective Tive Service
Pentagon
Shuck
Carter
Congress
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Betty J. Malone
Bluebird Lane
Karen Nicole Niemi
Conard
Robert D. Pettay
Curtis Schaffer
Neil
Lee Trevino
Michael J
Eileen Meier
Alfredo
Consuelo A. Juarez
Stoeckly
Ronald G
Dee A. Wigner
Lanny N
Pamela S. Kaufman
Newberry
Doris M. Green
Arthur G. Green
Township
Herman
Emma A. Hulsman
Norma Blakeslee
Romain Barrow
LeRoy D
Dorothy M. Vannaman
Leonard G
Louise G. West
Labrador Ridge
Walter F
Margaret G. Holmstrom
Heritage Homes, Inc
Holmstrom
Holcomb
Richie F
Sherry R. Ashburn
Douglas S. Riley
Farrison
Davis
Martin
Mary Ellen Huschka
Martin Huschka
Jacob D. Ens
Gordon E
Nancy Ens
Fairmount
Kansas
Pratt
Dustin Divitto
Charlie
Janet Divitto
Cherry Hill
Medicine Lodge
Hardiner
Oklahoma Line
Barber County
John Blank
Metropolitan Life
Fife
Phillip E. Rudo
Campbell
Bahar Ey
Memorial Ay
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Telegram Company
North 7Th Street
Ee Pdarden City
Kanais
Womens Shoe Sale
Scott City, KS
Sears
Co-Op Center
N. Oth
Rich Maid
Kittkenw
Ss Te
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Guardsman
Meat 'S Stores
America
N. Main
Seary