Wreck Victim Services Held After Lane Road Fatality
Franklin County records its first traffic death of 1990 when 19 year old Thomas J. Baldwin of rural Rantoul died from massive head injuries after a one car crash on Lane-Rantoul Road late Friday. He died en route to KU Medical Center in Kansas City Kansas. Two passengers in the Baldwin vehicle were injured in the crash.
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Franklin County
Thomas J. Baldwin
Rantoul
Here
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Baldwin
KU Med Center
David A. Dees
Rural Rantoul
Douglas Chase
Ransom Memorial Hospital
John R. James
Rural Lane
Craig Davis
Thomas
Davis
Kansas
Central Heights High School
Lane
Dengel & Son
Jerry Sheeds
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Nursing Home Relief Okayed In Kansas
Gov. John Carlin signed a 2.5 million dollar appropriation finalizing a state settlement with 100 Kansas nursing homes over underpayment for elderly care. Total awards reach 3.6 million, with 1.1 million already paid to 16 homes in February.
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Topeka
Kan
John Carlin
Kansas
Charles Hamm
Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
Wall Street Falls on Recession Fears and Trade Gap Seen
The Dow Jones average slid 8.27 in early trading as recession fears grew and a government official projected the nation's trade deficit will rise this year. Treasury Secretary Miller warned imports oil bills could total 85 to 90 billion dollars, up from last year's 60 billion, deepening concerns over profits and recovery prospects. The NYSE composite and AMEX indexes fell, with volume down from the prior session. The report also covers local notices, accidents, and community events including obituaries, admissions, discharges, and births from Wellsville and Ottawa areas.
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New York
Treasury
G. William Miller
United States
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
Honors and health updates from Kansas universities and local towns
Morris Ferguson and Greg Hook, both Ottawa Red teams, are hospitalized in Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Robert W. Proulx of 944 S. Main and Becky Vining of rural Richmond received University of Kansas Honor Scholarships for 1980 81. Becky Wagner of Richmond, pre veterinary medicine sophomore, attends National Collegiate 4H Conference in Ames Iowa. Blue Key honors go to Becky Vining at Kansas State University. Williamsburg Jaynes plan a bake sale at Smith Snack Bar at 8 a.m. Saturday. Nurses will be away from Franklin County Health Department April 16 17 due to kindergarten enrollment in Wellsville Pomona and Appanoose.
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Greg Hook
Ottawa Red
Robert W. Proulx
S. Main
University of Kansas
Becky Vining
Cecil Vining
Richmond
Blue Key
Kansas State University
Franklin County Health Department
Wellsville
Pomona
Appanoose
Becky Wagner
Ames
Iowa
Ad Briefs and Local Sales Listings
A collage of community ads lists FREDA'S 30 percent off spring sportswear through April 19, multiple bake sale details for Williamsburg, temporary closure at Pizza Hut for remodeling April 14–16, a color TV offer from Action Appliance and TV, Prom Night at Cloud Nine with formal wear reservations, SILVER MAPLES seasonal specials, rye grass and tomato promotions from Willis Garden Center, a BINGO fundraiser for Sacred Heart, gratitude note for a pancake feed, OU drama's Funny Girl shows April 18–19 with box office details, freezers beef pricing from Stinson Processing, Otasco appliance discounts for tax refunds, and Franklin County Noxious Weeds Department opening hours for chemical sales.
County Commissioners to Cut Meeting Hours in Franklin
Franklin County Commissioners will hold shorter weekly sessions, starting at 9 30 a m on Mondays and Wednesdays and ending by 4 30 or 5 p m after lunch. Chairman Leroy Wasmund says they will focus on county business and go home, urging advance appointments for the public via the county clerk.
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Franklin County
Commission
Leroy Wasmund
Carmen Peffly
Peffly
Two Arrested In Drug Raid In Richmond
Two 20-year-old men were arrested on drug charges after a sheriff's search warrant was executed at a local residence. Names withheld pending District Court initial appearance. Police reported confiscated items include 15 potted marijuana plants, bagged marijuana, a large quantity of capsules believed to be amphetamines, and other paraphernalia.
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Welborn
Westphalia
Clyde
United Methodist Church
Mizpah
Ces
Elk Creek
Ethel Hornfeldt Circle
William E. Welborn
Emporia
Lloyd A. Welborn
Gerald E. Welborn
Murrysville
Wanda Martin
Topeka
Gaylene Tu
Orinda
Calif
Clyde Methodist Church
Jones Funeral Home
Ottawa
Kenneth L. Hopkins
Hopkins
Ottawa Country Club
E. Logan
Rick L. Trout
Richmond
Here
Taxpayers Filing Quicker In Anticipation Of Refunds
Washington AP reports taxpayers are filing 1979 federal returns faster than last year, with 58.1 million received by April 4 and refunds totaling 23.6 billion. The surge raises average refunds to over 590 dollars but increases filing errors, especially on the long form. The IRS warns of penalties for late or incomplete filings.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Larry Batdorf
Batdorf
Women bear brunt of headaches say chiropractors
A health note from a Sunday magazine section argues that women suffer headaches more often than men due to neck strain from daily chores. It credits chiropractic care for relief and cites Mattney Chiropractic Office in Ottawa Kansas as a contact.
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Chiropractic
Larry J. Matney
D.C
Matney Chiropractic
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Penwell Gable
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Williamsburg
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