Ransom Memorial Adds Two Ophthalmology Clinics
Two new eye clinics open at Ransom Memorial Hospital with Milton Gunn starting Friday to treat cataracts glaucoma and diabetes and William Pilchard with Joseph Simone opening Sept 6. Both bring extensive training from KU Medical Center and other institutions plus teaching roles. Appointments at 242-3344 ext 300.
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University of Chicago
University of Pittsburgh
Washington University
St. Louis
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The Complete Guide to Retirement by Thomas Collins
Herald Book Review summarizes a practical retirement guide by Thomas Collins. The author covers finances housing family relations legal matters medical issues supplementary income and retirement planning for widows and widowers with checklists such as safety deposit box contents and a power of attorney letter.
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Weather Tonight Forecast Near Record Low in the Mid-50s
Mostly clear conditions expected tonight with a near record low in the mid-50s. Local temperatures show yesterday's high and low, with no precipitation through today noon and no notable records beyond the near- record low.
Wall Street mixed trading as blue chip retreat slows
The Dow fell over 50 points intraday before paring losses to end near unchanged. At noon the Dow down 1.98 at 2714.36, with Iraq Kuwait war concern driving a 6.5 percent three day slide. Trading volume reached 127.74 million shares. Exxon Mobil and Amoco among big movers, Philip Morris and GE modestly higher.
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Spike Lee film called anti-Semitic by Jewish group
In New York the ADL charged Spike Lee's Mo' Better Blues with harmful anti-Semitic stereotypes about two Jewish club owners Moe and Joe Flatbush while Lee defended the film. In Los Angeles a judge may force Paramount to reveal profits from Coming to America amid Buchwald's royalties dispute. Kelsey Grammer placed under house arrest after cocaine case. Janet Jackson postponed Detroit concerts after fainting in St. Louis due to illness.
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Janet Jackson
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Jackson
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Community Health Screenings and Local Notices
Health dept in Franklin County offers cholesterol triglyceride and blood sugar screenings for five dollars with an eight to eleven thirty window and a twelve hour triglyceride prep. Local ads note electric service closure Saturday, pizza delivery, public golf course hours, a fashion sale, and a chiropractor office opening near Ottawa with extended evening hours.
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Osawatomie State Hospital patient walkaway halted on train
Franklin County sheriff’s officers stopped a westbound Union Pacific train near Seventh Street Monday afternoon after a report that Michael J. West, 28, an Osawatomie patient, was aboard. West, located on the seventh car from the end, was taken into custody without incident and later held for hospital officials.
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Papers reject latest Doonesbury strips over taste
Doonesbury strips showing a nearly naked character with a rope and bucket sparked refusals from Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Republic of Columbus, and Baton Rouge papers. Editors cited poor taste and suitability for broad readers, while some ran prior strips or moved the feature to op-ed pages. Distributor Universal Press said only a few papers raised concerns and public reaction was mixed.
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Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates Listing
Ottawa Herald publication details show daily operation with postal data and a full rate sheet effective April 1 1990. Rates include carrier deliveries in Ottawa and rural towns, motor route options, Franklin County area, surrounding counties, and out of state mail with monthly and multi month terms.
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