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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1983
Page
3
Stacy Diane Harris turned one on August 1. She is the daughter of Hershel and Mrs. Harris of 1154 N Cherry. Her sister Stephanie Micheale is three. Grandparents are Richard Rikel of Paducah Kentucky and Isaac Harris of Erin Tennessee. Adopted grandparents are Bud Rempel at 1156 N Cherry and Ralph Meharry Ottawa RFD 1.
Birthday boy Jesse Adam Stultz celebrated his second birthday on August 14. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Don Stultz of 619 W 19th. Jesse has a brother Jacob who is three. Grandparents are Frank Stultz Derald Brewer and Mavis Mooney all of Quenemo.
The LTL Day Camp sponsored by the Woman's Christian Temperance Union invites Kindergarten through sixth grade children to a program titled Fun-O-Rama on Thursday, August 25 from 9 15 a m to 2 30 p m in the basement of First United Methodist Church. Participants should bring a sack lunch and 25 cents for a workbook, with cookies and drinks provided by the WCTU.
In Arkansas 31 counties have extension service computers aiding fertilization, fungicide decisions, and harvest timing. University of Arkansas researchers tout user friendly programs. farmers could soon have in-home access as pilots show computer guided planning matching field controls within a day.
A reader condemns organ transplantation market forces fueling wealth disparities. A 20 year old Saudi liver transplant in Boston prompts debate over equal access versus donor funding. The Chicago case shows public fundraising for an infant liver failure, leading to death and ongoing charity against organ sales. States vary laws and implementation of donor programs.
The notice lists births of Zachary Allen Fritts August 12 in Honolulu and Brandon Mathew Abbott August 10 in Littleton with family members and ages. It also references public policy against selling human organs in Illinois, notes Maryland may pay coroners for pituitary glands, cites organ transplant costs, and promotes The Living Bank donor program with a mail request to Houston for donor cards. A Q&A includes a joke about a London Daily Mail poll and a witty reply about spouses arriving home.
Members of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union met in the First United Methodist Church library. They reviewed annual reports, elected officers with Kimberly Smith as teller, and set final plans for the LTL Day Camp on August 15 and the District Convention on August 30. The group also discussed the Equal Rights amendment.
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