Public Workshops, Military Honors, and Community Notices
Seventeen faculty advisers and 150 students attended a Kansas State University workshop on publications at the A. Q. Miller School of Journalism with Osage City High School students among attendees. Updates include training for Spanish language satellite classes, Army decorations for Sgt. Charles J. Stewart and Staff Sgt. Jerome Whitehead in West Germany, and local events from Pomona Lake clean-up to Paola Chili Cook-off. Also reported are radiology monitoring training, PTA plans, museum hours, Bible study resumes, quilters meeting, Wright's Grand Ole Opry debut, Baker University scholarships, Fort Jackson basic training, alumni gifts to K-State, water district meetings, Melvern open house, and regional community action leadership elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Flint Hills
Kansas State University
A.Q. Miller
Osage City
Jenny Coen
Amy Gimple
Katie Thompson
Jodi Vanderslice
Jerome Whitehead
West Germany
Army
Whitehead
26Th Support Battalion
Valdosta High School
Valdosta
Tammy
Marie
Alice Young
Ottawa
RFD
Pomona
Pomona Lake Corps of Engineers
Pomona Lake
Pratt
Elder
Menninger
Malachi
Sunflower
Anchor Sayings
O’vonne O'Dea
Kansas State Historical Society
Wright
Baldwin—Baker University
Donna Forth
John Forth
Wellsville Rfd
Orth
Isa
Wellsvill, High School
Franklin County
K-State
KSU Foundation
Water
Rock Creek
Williamsburg
Bob Stephan
Melvern
Iola
Cedar
Heartland Homes
Hepatitis A and liver care guidance from Dear Dr. Donohue
A reader with Type A hepatitis learns alcohol toxicity worsens liver damage but the liver can recover with sobriety. Diet can be normal but avoid alcohol and high fat foods. Rest should match energy. manage fatigue. Sobriety is crucial before addressing cholesterol. Atypical cells on a Pap report are not cancer. retest and possible colposcopy if they persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Donohue
Donohue
Blessings in South Dakota Dear Abby note
A reader laments taking loved ones for granted after her husband leaves on Air Force orders and a friend dies in a separate car crash. She vows to cherish her three daughters and promise to tell loved ones how much they mean. The reply emphasizes appreciating good things before they are gone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Air Force
Jeff
South Dakota
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bulletin Board
KSU
Regents Educational Communications Center
Kansas
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Missouri
Doug Piper
Waverly
Comgee
Charles J. Stewart
West Gemany
77Th Field
Stewart
Earl J
Shirley M. Stewart
S. Cedar
Ottawa High School
Paola
Paola Chamber of Commerce
Franklin County Courts
Third
Hickory
Rebecca Jewett
Coffey County
FEMA
PTA
Eugene Field
Parent- Teachers Association
Kirk Hart
Franklin County Historical Society
Old Depot
West Tecumseh
Mid Gibson
Mary McClure
Helen Good
Cabin
City Park
Donna
B.J. Didde
Peg Carr
Phyllis Foster
Menninger Bible
Jessie Pratt
N. Sycamore
Glenda Elder
Angie D. Adams
Cheryl Ward
E. Locust
Billy Adams
E. Walton
Fort Jackson
S.C
Jackson
Richard Jackson
East Central Kansas Economic Opportunity
ECKAN
Association of Community Action Directors
St. Louis
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas Association of Community Action Directors
Board of East Central Kansas Economic Opportunity
Clarence Amdi
Lyon County
Lorenzo Delgado
Linda Christopherson
Douglas County
Jeanne Butts
Osage County
Osage
Wanda Shields
Ella Maye Johns
Anderson County
Louise Cheslie
The
Ecean Board of Directors
Charles Mavity
Trises
Land Creek Nursery
Alberto
Scandinavia
France
Germany
Holland
Italy
England
Christina
Mary Reid
Tina
MARKE
Full Pak
Main
Dockers
Bensiit
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