Nursing homes mark National Nursing Home Week activities
Area facilities stage a range of events through Saturday to celebrate National Nursing Home Week. Autumn Manor hosts cookout, dance, Cottonwood Choir show, bazaars and bingo while noting remodeling. Cherry Manor plans balloon lift off, open house, picnic and banquet. Eudora Nursing Center features mother daughter reception naming a Mother of the Year, Family Affair bingo, music, Gourmet Cooking Spectacular, May birthday party and porch sale. Presbyterian Manor opens with Mother's Day tea and petting zoo plus teatime and covered dish. Lawrence Manor includes square dance and carnival. Samaritan Lodge codes for weekly musical programs and a watermelon party.
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Interview ethics for working women in hostile hiring questions
A female interviewee recounts illegal questions about child care and marriage during job interviews. Experts note laws prohibit inquiries about family planning and marital status, and suggest calm, informed responses to steer conversation to job-relevant skills.
End Interview Questions About Wives and Babies
A Nashville reader discusses sexist interview questions and urges women to protest by declining jobs and writing to company presidents. She recalls an instance of a bank president apologizing after a complaint and notes such responses may deter future inappropriate inquiries.
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Superstars Donate $1000 To Douglas County Special Olympics
The Superstars coordinated by Kansas University’s Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Kappa Alpha Theta donated $1,000 to the Douglas County Special Olympics to cover local athletes’ expenses. In its fourth year, the spring event gathers KU fraternities sororities and scholarship halls for a week of ten events including basketball bowling tennis golf baseball and more. One athlete from each hall competes in seven events with pledges helping cover a $65 entry fee per contestant and additional points awarded for higher contributions.
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Hostage couple faces future crisis reshapes lives
Louisa and Moorhead Kennedy Jr recount Iran hostage ordeal and reunion at Stewart Airport. Kennedy resigns from Foreign Service to lead Cathedral Peace Institute. couple to co chair a $35 million fundraiser and pursue arts and media work while relocating from Washington. Both say the experience deepened faith and spurred risk taking, changing their view of self and career.
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