Ransom Memorial approves three year pharmacy contract and clinic plans
Ransom Memorial Hospital trustees approved a three year contract with Owen Health Care for pharmacy services and a current on site pharmacist. The hospital expands Wellsville clinic operations with a six month lease and evening ER coverage. Financials for February show higher admissions, shorter stays, and a net gain with added interest income.
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Diane Yeamans
Herald
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Owen Health Care, Inc
Len Daugherty
Owen
Daugherty
AMH
Wellsville
Bud Ransom
Kansas Briefs highlights and updates from Wichita to Topeka
A Wichita nursing home evacuation due to toxic fumes sent five maintenance workers to Wesley Medical Center for treatment and all residents were moved to nearby facilities with no injuries reported. The Shawnee Mission North protest over a painting removal drew student sitins and civil liberties concerns. The Mennonite Relief Sale near North Newton raised about 400000 with quilts, crafts, and a seven foot clock auction. FEMA named Richard Mellinger regional director for Kansas City. Tyrone L. Baker’s murder trial moved to June 20 with insanity defense considerations.
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Wichita
Larry Garcia
Northeast Health Care Center
Wesley Medical Center
Garcia
Shawnee
Shawnee Mission North High School
Leo Chen
Blanche Banks
American ‘Civil Liberties Union
Diane Beasley
Chen
Banks
North
Newton
Mennonite Central Committee
Kansas
Kansas State Fairgrounds
United States
Canada
Peter R. Lohrentz
Moundridge
Topeka
Shawnee County
James Buchele
Tyrone L. Baker
Baker
Buchele
Ronald Wurtz
Topekan to fix Alco roof for county
Franklin County commissioners tied up loose ends with Mary Lou Ryan of Personnel Solutions to review county personnel practices at no cost. She may be paid if her recommendations are implemented. The panel also signed a weed-spray contract with Santa Fe Railroad worth 31 per hour to 3,500 and discussed Reece Shirley’s Alco building roof repairs with his son and a roofer set to meet Monday.
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Bylori' Alvarado Herald
Franklin County
Mary Lou Ryan
Personnel Solutions
Kansas City
Ryan
Santa Fe Railroad
Ray
DeJulio
Mavity
Reece Shirley
Alco
Shirley
Extension Department
Health Department
Garnett board sets personnel moves and bond plans
Garnett school board renewed most teaching contracts for 1990 91 excluding resignations moved Steve Lewis to head high school girls basketball coach extended Darrel Kellerman and Darwin Alexander and Bob Finger contracts for one year Jane Feuerbom shifted to Irving teaching post Robert Kempnick hired as high school custodian District to dismiss Easter break day and set June 5 bond election for 8 million to fund elementary gym wrestling room and auditorium Doug Ruedlinger Inc insurance contract approved kindergarten physical policy change extending scheduling flexibility
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Steve Lewis
Darrel Kellerman
GHS
Darwin Alexander
Irving
Bob Finger
Jane Feuerbom
Tonight's Forecast Parily Cloudy And Very Cool
Patchy clouds and cool conditions expected tonight with lows around 25 to 30. Daybreak forecasts show a steady barometer at 30.47 and rising, with sunset at 7 55 and sunrise at 6 50 tomorrow.
Wall Street gains modestly as rates ease
On Wall Street the Dow Jones industrial average rose to 2,734.01 by noon, up 2.93 points, while long term Treasury bonds gained about five dollars per thousand. Energy stocks fell as world oil prices declined with Mobil down to 59, Amoco to 50, Texaco to 57, Atlantic Richfield to 113, and Phillips Petroleum to 25.
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New York
Wall Street
Treasury
Mobil
Amoco
Texaco
Atlantic Richfield
Phillips Petroleum
Gas office here loses its manager
New management system at KPL Gas Service creates two divisions. Kathy Johnson becomes Olathe Division Manager after a split, while Ottawa office currently has no manager. John Hayes is named CEO, dividing towns by electrical versus natural gas service and shifting Ottawa connections to Pittsburg.
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KPL Gas Service
Kathy Johnson
Olathe-Ottawa
Olathe
Ottawa
Johnson
John Hayes
KPL
Pittsburg
Lawrence
Local Ad Briefs Mix Sales and Events
Ad brief listing 20 to 30 percent off sportswear and 20 percent off dresses. Includes register for Country bunnies and basket at Freda's, personal 8 ounce chocolate Easter bunny, dining specials, after school phone help, and appointments at Charlotte's Chat & Curl. Also mentions bake sale at Wal-Mart, night skate event, discounts on nails and movies, and tax day note at The Other Place.
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Country Bunnies
Freda’s
S. Main
Helton’s
Hallmark
Ottawa Herald Classified Rates 1990 and Staff Directory
The Ottawa Herald lists 1990 subscription rates by delivery method including carrier motor route and mail options for Franklin County and surrounding areas. It also provides staff roles such as Editor Publisher Terry Ostmeyer, Managing Editor Jay Bemis, City Editor Jim Hornbeck, Advertising Director Mike Guss, Circulation Manager Peg Armstrong, Office Manager Wayne Snow, and Press Foreman Jean Rossman.
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Ottawa
Kansas
R. Hite Oo
Terry Ostmeyer
Jay Bemis Ooo
Ccesees
Jim Hornbeck
Mike Guss
Peg Almstrong
Wayne Snow
Jean Rossman
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Ransom Memorial
P.J. Hallgrimson
Hallgrimson
RMH
Clin
Elisa Sigurdson
Ottawa Country Club
Washington, D.C
Richard Mellinger
Emporia
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Nancy Kassebaum
R-Kan
Mellinger
Army
FEMA
Missouri
Iowa
Nebraska
Wiebe
Cub Scouts
Commission
Charles Mavity Jr
Garnett Board
Lori Alvarado
Garnett
Garnett School Board
Robert Kempnick
Garett
Scholot
Doug Ruedlinger Inc
Cou
Colo
Colby
Salina
Fopeka
Ad Briefs
Donna Lear
Cindy Nichols
Charlotte’s
Chat & Curl
S. Elm
Wal-Mart
Wendy
Brett Hammond
Ottawa Herald
S. Cedar
State of Kansas
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