Health Service Fees Questioned By County Officials
Franklin County commissioners weighed a $2 per student health service fee for outlying districts to cover immunizations, vision and hearing screenings, with nurse Lickteig facing budget limits and growing service demand. They noted Ottawa district handles most tasks itself, but the fee would fund materials, labor and transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Burtch
Franklin County
Nilson Kraushaar
Weat Franklin U.S.D
Roger Bush
Gerald Shepherd
Board of Education
Arla Lickteig
Ottawa
U.S.C. 290
Kraushaar
Lickteig
Roper Keith
Kansas Department of Social and Rehabilitation
Funeral services for Joyce Haskin Fox
Funeral services for Joyce Haskin Fox 40 of 1614 Chestnut died Friday at home after a long illness will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at First United Methodist Church with burial at Highland Cemetery. She was born Oct 12 1941 in Olathe and educated at Baker University and Kansas State. She taught in Topeka then Ottawa, and held church and alumni roles. Survived by husband Dale Edward Fox son Preston Daniel Fox parents Sam and (Maiden) Haskin sisters Janie Wilson Judy Rapp and other relatives. Ottawa High School will dismiss early for the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Fox
Joyce Haskin Fox
Chestnut
First United Methodist Church
Highland Cemetery
Jerrald R. Harnden
Fox
Olathe
Baker University
Kansas State University
Topeka
Ottawa
New Dimensions Circle
UMW
Council of BU Alumni Association
Alpha Chi Omega
Chapter AA
PEO
Skilton Music Club
Skilton Music Club, and Parent-Teacher Council
Eisenhower
Westminster United Presbyterian Church
Dale Edward Fox
Lenexa
Preston Daniel Fox
Sam B. Haskin
Birdie Cunningham
Janie Wilson
Delaware
Ohio
Judy Rapp
Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home
Joyce Fox
Ottawa High School
Wellsville Council Approves New City Phone System
Wellsville residents will soon have a guaranteed answer from the police department as a new telephone system is approved. The call will transfer after five rings to the Franklin County Sheriff's department for a trial period to gauge effectiveness without charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville
City Police Department
Dan Simpson
Franklin County Sheriff's Department
Simpson
Rex Bowling
Franklin County Commission
Sheriff's Department
Melvin Chesbro
Sutton Cemetery clean up day and dinner event
Snapshot of local briefs notes a Sutton Cemetery clean up day set for Saturday with a basket dinner and a following business meeting then mentions no nurses will be at Franklin County Health Office on Tuesday as they join a district roundup. The item also covers Ottawa University joining a Boeing grant and honors for Pam Van Horn and several Emporia State University students in language awards. The Jolly Sixties Club meeting at Calvary Baptist Church is postponed to April 27.
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Ray DeJulio
Cible Manufacturing Co
Texas
DeJulio
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Ted McCurdy
Ransom Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees
McCurdy
Roy Swank
Ottawa
Lawrence
Kansas City
MMH
AMH
Tom Wilford
Sigma Geophysical Co
Houston
Franklin-Douglas County
Us-59
Johnson County
Bennett
Chesbro
Franklin County Commissioners
Teresa Fort
City Utilities Building
Susan Shields
Sutton Cemetery
Franklin County Health Office
U.5
Pam van Horn
Kansas State University
American Society of Animal Science
KSU
Emporia State University
Emilia Mono
Waverly
Jane Wolken
Greeley Rfd
Janet Cearfoss
Maple
Janet Vurns
Lyndon
Melissa Figgins
Pomona Rfc
Jolly Sixties Club
Calvary Baptist Church
Montys Broasted Chicken and Local Sales Ads
Final weeks of pre moving sale at Crites Appliance with low prices. Community Revival Center Church hosts a Christian academy supper carnival April 23 with tickets by calling 242 6975. Door prize winners named from Town & Country Supply and other vendors. Various local ads include Shaklee products Woolworths smoke damage sale and Schwan's Ice Cream at Ken's Meat Market. Public notices include Franklin County Noxious Weed Department sale on Musk Thistle chemicals until May 1 1982. Lincoln PTA meeting April 19 features Dr Nelson superintendent. Barberhawks guest night singing every Tuesday at the Court Building basement. McDonalds promotes National Library Week with overdue materials coupons.
Ground Zero Week events planned at Ottawa University
Ottawa University hosts a public convocation at 7 30 p m Wednesday in the Administration Building Auditorium led by OU physics and mathematics professor Richard Fizell The session uses slides to discuss medical and economic effects of a nuclear attack as part of Ground Zero Week nationwide led by the Union of Concerned Scientists and United Campuses to Prevent Nuclear War with 235 events in 49 states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ottawa University
Richard Fizell
United
Wall Street resumes spring rally amid Fed policy fear
The Dow Jones average climbs 3.80 to 847.32 at noon as gains lead on the NYSE with 7-6, while the NYSE composite index rises to 67.47. Volume reaches 23.18 million shares as brokers weigh a larger than expected money supply increase and still see little relief from high rates. Occidental Petroleum jumps 20 percent in active trading, and Aetna Life & Casualty slides amid an announced Geosource stake deal.
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New York
Federal Reserve
Fed
Wall Street
Occidental Petroleum
Aetna Life & Casualty
Aetna
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
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Supreme Court
Internal Revenue Service
Helen M. Campbell
Helen M
Adcock) Campbell
Dengel & Son Morurary
Peter Friesen
Burlington
Velma Atta (Conkie) Friesen
Burlington Hospital
Jones Funeral Home
Key West
the Daily Report
Lebo
Coffey County
William M. Shultz
Peter F. Friesen
Section Methodist Church
Bean Grange
Norma A. Lewis
Cedar
Erma Dean Newkirk
Virgil Shultz
Marcia Woelk
Hutchinson
Lou Hiebert
Wichita
Mae Hiebert
Elkhart
Ind
Edna Platte
Inman
Lillie Regehr
Valley Center
Grace Wandsnider
Moundridge
Martha Witt
Halstead
Richard Freisen
High Rolls
N.M
Verda Morris
Dean C. Howard
Pueblo
Cole
Denny Peterson
Howard
Dollie Madison
Donna Rae Calhoun
Michael
Timothy
Patrick Howard
Cedar Rapids
Iona
Mary Johnson
W. 1Ith
Rex Howard
N. Cedar
Glen Howard
Grant
John Howard
Denver
Muri Howard
Bartlesville
Oklo
Vergie Snyder
S. Poplar
Madge Allen
S. Locust
Herbert L. Roy
Osawatomie
Melaina Walker
N. Main
Ethel Wallace
N. Mulberry
Daniel Rocker
Pomona Rfd
Sue Harbison
George McKinley
Ray Johnston
Jim Meyer
Jim Meyer and Son, 225 S. Hickory
Agnes Kelley
Gladys Streeter
Vassar
Sheri Foote
S. Sycamore
Dorothy Neill
Quenemo
Mark Mignot
Dale Skinner
Lincoln
Sheriff's News
Timothy Ray Burgoon
Burgoon
Jason M. Spooner
RFD
Highway Patrol
DWI
Spooner
Kenton F. Kramer
Willow
Kramer
Billy J. Glenn
Pomona
Alabama
Glenn
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Mike Altic
Altic
Daryl W. Shutt
S. Elm
District Court News
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Charles W. Moyer
FCC
RMH
Ted
Joan White
Metal Building Sales and Erection Company
Dodson Aviation
Annette M. Geist
Sycamore
William L. Weems
N. Sycamore
Geist
Weems
Main
Tecumseh
Tammie M. Wellcome
Humboldt
William R. Milezski Jr
Plattsmouth
Neb
Wellcome
West 15Th
Steve McAdoo
E. Wilson
McDonald's
Princeton Circle Drive
Dennis L. van Gorp
Olive
Jack Davis
Davis
Ottawa Co-op
Wellsville Council
Kansas
Boeing Company
Kansas Independent College Fund
Monty
Crites
Community Revival Center
Church Christian Academy
Town & Country Supply
Skil Tools
Marvel D. Macy
Stockade
Maxine Peed
John Jumet
Bob Brooksher
Wrangler Womenswear
Cindy Kramer
Ad Briefs
Shaklee
Woolworth
Wed
Schwan
Ken's
Hiway 59 North
Herald
Action Appliance & TV
S. Main
Lincoln Pta
Mon
Nelson
PTA
Barberhawks
National Library
Ground Zero
Memoriam
Bean C. Howard
Colorado
Pengel & Son
Helen M. (Adcock) Campbell
Pecan St
Dengel' Don Mtn
Stir
Lamb-Roberts
Funeral Home
Larry J. Matney
D.C
Matney Chiropractic
South Main
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