RMH auxiliary marks sixty years of service in Ottawa
The Ransom Memorial Hospital Auxiliary celebrates six decades of support with a 1:30 p.m. April 18 tea at the hospital. Officers will be installed and donations to the baby closet acknowledged, with 17 past presidents expected to attend. The group, founded in the 1930s, has a long history of nurse funds, sewing service, stocking for babies, and scholarships, aiding RMH patients and students across years.
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RMH
Kitty Shields
Hospital Auxiliaries of
Kansas
Florence Mulhern
HAK
Wichita
Rose Stephenson
Grabham
Betty Anderson
Herald
Ottawa
Ransom Memorial Hospital
H.L. Gault
Richmond
Gault
W. A. Swift
J. Henry Bennett
T.W. Scott
Lee Perkins
Auxiliary
Kansas Dialysis Services
Topeka
AMH
Ottawa University art professor to give honor lecture
Frank Lemp associate professor of art at Ottawa University will deliver the annual Sybil Martin Distinguished Professor Lecture at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Chapel Auditorium. He will trace the development of modern art since Picasso, drawing on research abroad and museum studies.
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Frank Lemp
Ottawa University
Sybil Martin
Lemp
Picasso
Clinton advisers urge investors to stay calm and invest long term
President Clinton's top economic aides Robert Reich and Robert Rubin urged investors to keep their nerve and avoid market timing amid two weeks of stock declines. They emphasized long term growth and moderate inflation, noting daily market moves are unpredictable while fundamentals point to solid economic progress.
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Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Clinton
Robert Reich
Labor
Robert E. Rubin
National Economic Council
Reich
ABC
Wall Street
Dow Jones
Labor Department
Rubin
Goldman, Sachs & Co
Abc-Tv
David Brinkley
Malem Tonight Forecast With Wind Advisory
A wind advisory is in effect with very windy conditions and increasing clouds. High near 70 with south winds 25 to 35 mph. tonight, rain and thunderstorms possible as it turns colder. Low 40s to 45. rain chance 80 percent. Extended outlook cool with 20s to 40s, drier later in the week.
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Kansas
Triers
Bosnian Leader Seeks Probe as Gorazde Under Siege
Bosnian Premier Haris Silajdzic urged international help after heavy bombardment in Gorazde and Prijedor. U.N. and Bosnian radio reports cited 47 killed and over 200 wounded in six days. NATO air power not expanded for now per Defense Secretary Perry.
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Haris Silajdzic
Prijedor
U.S
Frank McCloskey
D-Ind
Sarajevo
McCloskey
Washington
Defense
William Perry
United States
Bosnia
Nbc-Tv
Meet the Press
NATO
U.N
Rob Annink
Ismet Briga
Michael Rose
House mailings dip after 1993 spending spike
A study shows 1993 House member mailings of taxpayer funded newsletters and letters totaled 33.5 million dollars, a drop from the prior non election year. Still about 10 million was spent in November and December amid what the NTU Foundation president termed another pre election frenzy.
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Washington (Ap
National Taxpayers Union Foundation
Soldier Dies in El Salvador Grenade Explodes During Probe
A U.S. sergeant major, Lt. Col. Julio Ramon Rivera, died in San Salvador after pulling the pin on a grenade to show Salvadoran police it was fake. The incident occurred during a demonstration and the grenade exploded.
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San Salvador
U.S
Julio Ramon Rivera
Americans denied access to prison in Hanoi Vietnam
Three Americans including Billy Hendon and Beth Stewart were denied entry to a sensitive military facility in Vinh Phu province and ordered to leave Vietnam as their visas expired. They had sought to interview witnesses and inspect possible sites of missing servicemen held after the Vietnam War. The U S MIA office said no postwar prison proof exists despite many unexplained missing accounts.
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Vietnam
U.S
Billy Hendon
North Carolina
Beth Stewart
Washington
Lamont Gaston
Veterans
Stewart
Hendon
Gaston
VietNow
Rockford
U.S. Army
John Cray
U.S. Mia
Cray
United States
Laos
Cambodia
China
Vinh Phu Province
Vu Chi Cong
Boutros-Ghali bars UN peacekeeping for Russian troops
U N Secretary General Boutros Boutros-Ghali said the United Nations cannot grant peacekeeper status to Russian troops in the former Soviet Union. He offered two options for Moscow either contributing to a UN led operation or operating alongside a separate UN force during his Moscow visit.
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U.N
Boutros Boutros-Ghali
United Nations
Soviet Union
Boutros-Ghali
Russia
Boris Yeltsin
Pavel Grachev
Bosnia
Georgia
Tajikistan
Newspaper Subscription Rates and Staff General Ledger
Subscription rates effective October 1 1993 for Ottawa and surrounding regions. Rates listed include carrier, motor route, and mail options with durations from one month to one year. All prices in advance include state sales tax and vary by location. Staff roles and titles are listed in the masthead.
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Ottawa
Franklin County
Miami
Douglas
Osage
Anderson
State of Kansas
Return of 52 from Somalia at McConnell base
Hugs and cheers greeted 52 members of McConnell’s 384th and 349th Air Refueling Squadrons as they returned from Somalia where they served with United Nation's Operation Restore Hope. They came back Sunday after nearly four months overseas.
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Wichita
Kan
McConnell
Somalia
United Nation
384Th
349Th
22Nd
Ad Briefs and Community Notices on Opal Shop and Events
Local reads advertise Mexican Fire Opal on TV and Sutton's Jewelry in Ottawa. Kindergarten physicals scheduled Wednesdays by the county health department. New trailers for sale from Cook's Service. Taco Supper and prom party sponsorship at Williamsburg School, with a 6 p.m science fair.
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Sutton’s
Ottawa
Williamsburg
Jr/Sr
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