Drug Treatment Centers Big Part Of Health Industry
In 1980 there were 18,329 inpatient treatment beds, rising to 25,981 by 1984 as alcohol and drug treatment centers expand nationwide. Kansas saw growing admissions and programs from six in the 1970s to 228 by March 1986, with outpatient care handling most cases.
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Wichita
Kan
American Hospital Association
Kansas
United States
St. Luke’s Hospital
Wellington
St. Luke’s
Behavioral Systems Inc
Toni Finus
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
CompCare
Estes
California
Ross P. Marine
St. John Hospital
Leavenworth
St. John
Salina
Sedan
Mail order tips and safety rules for shoppers
Tips for mail order shopping explain how catalogs surged in 1984 with billions mailed, the convenience and potential delays, and how to shop safely. Guidance covers choosing reputable firms, rights under FTC and Fair Credit Billing Act, and rules on shipping, refunds, and timing, with noted exceptions for seeds, film, COD, and 800-number orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
fhe + Walker
Federal Trade Commission
U.S. Postal Service
Ann Reiterates Tips For Controlling DWI
Dear readers, since MADD began in 1980 national focus on drunk driving has grown. The piece cites tougher laws and lower death rates, then lists four donts for minors, those with drink or drug issues, pregnant or nursing women, and drug users. It then offers four protective boundaries for responsible drinking and suggests obtaining the book Getting Tough on Gateway Drugs by Robert L. DuPont. The American Council for Drug Education sells it.
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Candy Lightner
Gateway Drugs
Robert L. DuPont
M.D
American Council For Drug Education
Dept. G
Hubbard Drive
Rockville
Quilter O'Dea to Demonstrate at Kansas Folklife Festival
Ottawan quilter Yvonne O'Dea and master artist Enola Gish will lead a quilting class at the eighth annual Kansas Folklife Festival May 3-4 at Kansas State University Manhattan. The event showcases Kansas traditions with crafts, music, dancing, and historical displays. Admission ranges from free for children under six to 3.50 for general attendees, with family passes available. Contact 1-800-432-8222 for details.
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Manhattan
Y'Vonne O'Dea
Ottawa
RFD
Kansas State University
O’dea
Enola Gish
Baldwin City
Kansas
Kansas State Historical Society
Kansas Folk Arts
O'Dea
Gish
KSU Division of Continuing Education
Williamsburg Musicians Shine at OU Regional Contest
Williamsburg High School musicians earned multiple honors at Ottawa University. Twenty one instrumental and vocal students competed. first division honorees included Sluder, Brock, Shaffer, Blankenbeker, Hill, Channon, Basel, Norton, Milliken, Messick. second division recipients covered saxophones, clarinets, brass, vocals, and ensembles. mixed ensemble earned a rating of two.
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Williamsburg
Ottawa University
Ottawa
Mary Channon
WHS
Lindsborg
Jeannette Sluder
Kenny Brock
Stacy Shaffer
Tom Blankenbeker
Kelly Hill
Carrie Channon
David Basel
Jill Norton
Stan Milliken
Jenny
Nancy Weigand
Cliff Evans
Bischoff
Blankenbaker
Norton
C. Channon
Phil Corbin
R. Corbin
Evans
Heather Higbie
Hill
Jeff Link
Milliken
Sherrell Nelson
Russell Plaschka
Lori Simpson
Kim Weers
Nancy
Weigand
Leisa Vestal
Area Girl Scout Leaders To Get Laurels
Twenty four area women will be honored Tuesday April 22 by the Santa Fe Trail Council of Girl Scouts for their volunteer help as leaders. Honorees join 500 leaders across seven counties. The week opens at Fort Leavenworth for Gold and Silver Awardees for girls. Also noted is the H D Lee Bruce Plant safety contest recognizing four workers for not losing time to accidents in March: Bill Gabauer Sue Boivin Kathy Leach Angela Miller. Local Franklin County leaders honored include Brenda Hambleton Richard Hambleton Monica Connett Racora Curry Ann Fouts Glenda Tillary Mary Ellen Ackermann Denise Sauberk CAM Hughes THA Sell Donna Helphey pingobeth McGregor Merry Hornbuckle Diane Lang Melody Hoff sommer Cathy Jo Crigui Sharon Keegan Georgia Vanderslice Carolyn Bond Waverly Jo Robinson Cathy Williams Kathy Williams Peggy Mason.
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Santa Fe Trail Council of
Girl Scouts
Fort Leavenworth
H.D. Lee Bruce
Bill Gabauer
Sue Boivin
Kathy Leach
Angela Miller
Franklin County
Brenda Hambleton
Richard Hambleton
Monica Connett
Racora Curry
Ann Fouts
Glenda Tillary
Mary Ellen Ackermann
Denise Sauberk
Cam Hughes
Tha Sell
Donna’ Helphey
Pingobeth McGregor
Merry Hornbuckle
Ottawa
Diane Lang
Melody Hoffsommer
Cathy Jo Crigui
Sharon Keegan
Quenemo
Georgia
Dream Pill System Promises Quick Weight Loss
A 1986 advert claims the Dream Pill System yields rapid weight loss with a 30 to 60 day supply for 19.95 or 34.95. Testimonials from U S customers praise pounds shed, while the pitch promotes ingredients Larginine and Lornithine andGrowth Hormone as reasons for slimming. The ad offers ordering by toll free number with COD and a full refund guarantee.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
A.D
Anadarko
Oklahoma
Robert Harris
Stafford Springs
Connecticut
MasterCard
Dream Pill
C.O.D
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Katey Walker
Kansas State University Extension
Walker
Ann
KSU
Franklin County Extension Home Economics Unit
Area Girl Scout
Lee
IRA Today
FDIC
Sewing Machine Sales
Albright
U.S
Life Eas
Dark Pearson
Sandy Shaw
MIT
UCLA
Sandy
Durk
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