Art gift to R M H from Elizabeth Layton for hospital
Ransom Memorial Hospital receives an original mat ver artwork by Elizabeth Layton of Wellsville donated to promote local artists. The piece will be presented to hospital trustees tonight as part of RMH’s effort to display regional art and support charity causes.
Grissom hearing moved to February in Kansas case
Richard Grissom Jr. faces three counts of first degree murder in Johnson County District Court. A preliminary hearing was continued to February 26 to allow defense time for preparation. Prosecution plans to present evidence publicly. bodies of the missing women Joan Butler Theresa Brown and Christine Rusch have not been found.
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Kansas DOT receives 91 funding applications for 2.8B program
The Kansas Department of Transportation reported 91 formal applications submitted for highway system enhancement funding under the 2.8 billion program approved by the 1989 Legislature. A spokesman said a full compilation and total dollar amount will come next Monday. Eligibility had included 107 projects, but 91 were formally filed by local governments.
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Tomanek Receives Kansas Farm Bureau Distinguished Service Award
Gerald Tomanek, former president of Fort Hays State University, is honored with the Kansas Farm Bureau Distinguished Service to Agriculture Award. He was recognized at the annual meeting for research on proper prairie grassland resource management.
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Teenage sex no answer to problems Dear Ann Landers
A reader argues teenage sex harms self respect and asks parents to teach self worth and caring. She shares experiences from 16 to 24 and urges teens, and parents, to value respect and love developed over time, noting many later regret wasted opportunities. Cumberland, MD and 24-year-old speaker sign off.
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Milwaukee
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Joe
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Neal
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Cumberland
Wegener's disease details and remission prospects
A reader asks about Wegener's disease, its lung involvement, granulomas, and biopsy diagnosis. The answer notes standard treatments Cytoxan and prednisone can lead to long lasting remissions or cures, with kidney and nasal symptoms common in the disease. Another letter seeks guidance on arrhythmia, with advice to identify the exact arrhythmia for targeted treatment.
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