David Johnson named president of Kansas mental health association
David Johnson, CEO of Bert Nash Community Mental Health Center in Lawrence, is elected president of the Association of Community Mental Health Centers of Kansas Inc. for a two year term starting July 1. The group covers 29 licensed centers with more than 4,500 staff serving over 120,000 Kansans annually. Johnson has led Bert Nash since 2001 and oversees a team of over 200 professionals across psychiatry, nursing, social work, psychology, and related roles.
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Bert Nash
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Association of Community Mental Health Centers of
Kansas
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Bankruptcies in Douglas County District Court weekly filings
Douglas County residents and businesses filed for bankruptcy protection for the week ended Thursday. Listings include Mattie Marie Neely, Madeline Ann Ristow, Mildred Ricempken, James Adams Jr, Sharon Adams, Heather Oe, Regina Bryan, Chad Cashman, Tonya Dudley, Virgil Foster and Maine Foster among others. The Douglas County register of deeds shows 161 mortgages recorded in this period with values ranging from below 50 thousand to over 500 thousand dollars.
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Douglas
U.S. Bankruptcy Court
District of Kansas
Mattie Marie Neely
Mattie Richardson
Westbrooke St
Lawrence
Conrad Miles Brack
Douglas Real Estate
Betty Lou Brack
Essex Court
Madeline Ann Ristow
Fifth St
Mildred Sue Ricempken
Grandview
Eudora
James Arthur Adams Jr
Road
Sharon Clare Adams
24Th Terrace
Apt
Heather Marie Oe
Regina Lynn Shelby
Regina Lynn Bryan
North SL
Chad Allen Cashman
Gloria Faye Mooney
Ark
Ronnie Jay Dudley
Tonya Colleen Sharp-Dudley
E. 25Th Terrace
Virgil Ross Foster
Maine
Maxine Foster
Fir St. Eudora
Douglas County Register of Deeds
Certificates Deposit Annual Yields Details
Certificates of deposit show annual percentage yields for minimum investments and are subject to change without notice. Certain conditions may apply and some rates may not be available.
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Central National Bank
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Sunflower Bank
Temperature Gun Reads Heat At Memorial Stadium
Report from Memorial Stadium during Red Dog's 6 pm workout notes surface temperatures up to 160 on the field and 144 on the track at noon using a Raytek Ravager XT-20 non contact infrared thermometer revealing 120 degrees on the track under direct sun. Beverly Gardner and Catherine Glidewell organized the event and demonstrated the laser thermometer.
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Memorial Stadium
Don “Red Dog” Gardner
Beverly
Catherine Glidewell
Catherine
Ralphie
Rachel Seymour
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Infrared thermometers shown in home and work use
The piece surveys non contact IR thermometers from consumer to industrial models and cites examples from Sears Omega Raytek Braun Exergen and Raytek Ravager XT 20. It includes a light anecdote about reading heat on a sports field and at a home setting. The author mentions temperatures from minus 75 to 1000 degrees and notes medical related uses.
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Omega.com
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Exergen
Gen X women struggle with debt despite saving drive
An Associated Press report notes Gen X women see retirement saving as important yet debt heavy. Over two thirds live paycheck to paycheck, 40 percent carry $5000 plus on credit cards, and 20 percent owe more than $10,000. Many lack investing knowledge and buy few products. The March survey by Oppenheimer Funds polled 300 investors ages 26 to 39.
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Generation X
Lauren Coulston
Oppenheimer Funds Inc
Coulston
Oppenheimer Funds
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