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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 2004

Page

7

Home on Lincoln Street Preps for Holiday Tour

Marilyn Sigmund helps Stephanie Allegre ready their 1990 house for the Ransom Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Christmas Homes Tour. The couple must finish the basement and repair woodwork, tackling projects started when the home was under original construction.

Marilyn Sigmund Clathe Stephanie Allegre Allegre Sigmund Ransom Memorial Hospital Vickie Moss Herald Bill S. Lincoln St Allegres

Homes Tour Tickets Available at Local Venues

Some locations carry homes tour tickets including B Ransom Memorial Hospital Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce and Chris Corner. Visitor Information Center lists tickets. Stephanie Allegre highlights a house with a new screened porch a large dining room and a stone fireplace. Decorator Pat Garvin calls the house very traditional.

Ransom Memorial Hospital S. Main St Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce E. Second St Chris E. Logan St Stephanie Allegre Pat Garvin Allegre

Fewer wT Homes Tour at Ransom Memorial Hospital

Ransom Memorial Hospital hosts the Holiday Homes Tour from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday with tickets 7 in advance or 6 at the door. Information line is (785) 220-8200. The tour includes Don and Pat Morgan at 730 S Main, Brad and Beth Kahler at 704 S Cedar, Scott Dawson at 321 W Third, and Bill and Stephenie Allegre at 1244 E Lincoln.

US troop levels in Iraq head to new high

The Pentagon said the U S force in Iraq will rise from 138 000 to about 150 000 by mid January to bolster security before national elections on January 30 2005 The expansion underscores ongoing challenges in training Iraqis for security duties and countering insurgent threats as commanders warned of intimidation reducing local cooperation.

Iraq Robert Burns Washington U.S Pentagon Lance Smith Central Command Middle East Bagh Bush United States Baghdad

Lawmaker accuses federal abstinence programs of misinformation

Rep Henry Waxman charges federal abstinence education programs in 25 states give false data on contraception abortion and sexually transmitted diseases A CA Democrat report says 11 of 13 widely used programs downplay condom effectiveness inflate post abortion distress and blur science with religion Alma Golden of Health and Human Services notes these concerns have been raised before and remain unaddressed The article emphasizes abstinence as a key method to prevent sexually transmitted infections and pregnancy with a page reference to ABSTINENCE.

Washington Henry Waxman California Democrat Tress Alma Golden Health and Human Ravene Aera Popule Light

Outpatient Activity Up at Ransom Memorial Hospital

Ransom Memorial Hospital reports higher outpatient visits and more surgeries while births and admissions fell. Outpatient visits rose from 67,089 to 74,472 in the year ending June 2004 and inpatient surgeries climbed to 274 plus outpatient surgeries to 1,751. Births dropped to 161 and total admissions declined by about 64.

John Nowak The Ottawa Herald Daniel Schaper Seth Stroman Williamsburg Ransom Memorial Hospital Seth RMH Kansas Hospital Kansas Hospital Association Howkey

Ransom Hospital Expands Outpatient Services and Local Presence

Susan Ward says the hospital is retaining market share while expanding outpatient clinics and in-town specialists to reduce referrals to Kansas City, Lawrence, and Topeka. More than 30 physicians across 16 specialties now operate clinics here, with surgeons boosted after adding Lindner and Pease. Ward aims to attract about half of local patients, acknowledging some will still seek outside care. Vickie Moss can be reached at vmoss ottawaherald.com.

Ransom Susan Ward Kansas City Lawrence Topeka Ward City Hos Pital Paul Lindner Francis B. Pease Xiao Yang Ottawa Pomona Vickie Moss Vmoss Ottawaherald

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Don and Pat Morgan Brad and Beth Kahler S. Cedar St Scott Dawson W. Third St Bill and Stephenle Allegre Lindoin St
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