Kansas Briefs Highlight Charity Settlement and Local News
Kansas Attorney General Bob Stephan announced a $60,000 donation settlement with five out-of-state charities for alleged solicitations violations. Funds will benefit Kansas groups including Camp Hope Topeka and Victory in the Valley Wichita, with numerous other regional recipients. Separate reports describe fish kills near Great Bend, Reno County court staffing concerns due to National Guard mobilization, and Regents approving housing fee hikes and a new engineering tuition surcharge for 1991-92.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Bob Stephan
Kansas
Chariies
Stephan
The
Cancer Fund of America Inc
Pacific West Cancer Fund Inc
Walker Cancer Research Institute Inc
Project Cure Inc
American Heart Disease Prevention Foundation Inc
Watson and Hughey Co
Robert R. Stone
Camp Hope of
Victory
Valley of
Wichita
Marian Clinic
Ronald McDonald Houses
Kansas City
Friends of Hospice
St. Francis Hospital and Medical Center
Stormont- Vail
Emporia
Safehome Inc
Overland Park
Lakemary Center
Paola
Cowley County Safe Homes
Winfield
Great Bend
Arkansas
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Doyle Webster
Webster
KDHE
Robert Thompson
Tommie Berger
Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks
Berger
Hutchinson
Reno
William F. Lyle
117Th
Kansas Air National Guard
Forbes Field
Saudi Arabia
Lyle
Porter Brown
Brown
Steve Becker
Kansas Board of Regents
College of Technology
Regents
University of Kansas
Kansas State University
Wichita State University
Brennan Hall
Fairmont Towers
Emporia State
Pittsburg State
Fort Hays State
KCT
Associated Press
S.E
N.W
Biskepaa Ir Tima
Ottawa
Franklin County
Kansas Insurers Hesitant in Kansas Small Employer Plan
Kansas firms show little interest in the state small employer health plan as insurers lag in certification and promotion. The Insurance Department reports few applications despite tax incentives, with carriers offering cautious, limited responses while contemplating legislative tweaks. Oregon’s larger participation is cited as a model.
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Buttry
Fletcher Bell
Huncker
Blue Cross
Blue Shield of
Kansas
Mary Betzen
Oregon
Ottawa Daily Report Hospital Notes and Public Notices
Daily Report items include admissions and dismissals in Ottawa area, a birth in Ottawa, bankruptcy filings by the Logans and Jaworski in Topeka, plus public safety arrests in Richmond and Omaha. It lists numerous minor vehicle accidents in Ottawa, fires, and local market quotes. Also contains public notices on KDHE permit proposals and drinking water coliform findings, plus estate hearing notices and probate actions in Franklin County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Report
Alberta Kueser
Richmond
Byron Goracke
Pomona
Avery Morris
Osage City
James Wallace
Vassar
Karl Keeney
Ottawa
Dortha Hill
Randy Milton
David A
Annette C. Logan
U.S. District Court
Topeka
Logans
George Jaworski
Jaworski
Public Safety News
Marta K. Hartiger
Jal
James E. Jasinski
Omaha
Neb
South Main
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
KDHE
Killough, Inc
Kansas
Franklin County
Pat Simpson
West 24Th Street
Lawrence
Forbes Field
LC. Hinther
K.S.A
London
Jackson Avenue
Obituaries for Hetzel Silvius and Stansbury across Kansas
Funeral notices from Ottawa Wellsville and Topeka honor Gordon Hetzel 77 of Princeton farm lineage and World War II service with sons Gordon Richard Ronnie. memorials to American Cancer Society. Mary M Silvius Wellsville dies. services pending per Wilson and Son Funeral Home. William F Stansbury Topeka 54 cremated. survives include daughter Lisa, son James, siblings. Penwell-Gabel Funeral Home in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Hetzel
Pecan
Winfield
Lamb-Robens
Princeton Cemetery
Princeton
Frank
Mary Agnes (Little) Hetzel
Victory Mural School
Princeton High School
Sunflower Ordnance Depot
DeSoto
Jefferson City
Missouri
Ment of Corrections
Burns Agency
Westinghouse
Ottawa
United Methodist Church
Richard Hetzel
Decatur
Ronnie Hetzel
Colorado Springs
Colo
John Charles Hetzel
Colony
Clyde Frank Hetzel
Laporte
Cole
Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home
Ameri
Mary M. Silvius
Wellsville
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kansas City
Wilson and Son Funeral Home
William F. Stansbury
Topeka
William Frank Stansbury
Memorial Park Cemetery
Williamsburg
Frank J
Sarah Mae
Blair) Stansbury
Sharron St. John
Williamsburg High School
Washburn University
Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity
Topeka Chamber of Commerce
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Air Force
Nova Sertoma Club
Lisa Polier
James H. Stansbury
Omaha
Neb
James C. Stansbury
Hays
Gary Stansbury
Hesston
Sally Kent
Overland Park
Penwell-Gabel Funeral Home
Also Mentioned on This Page
Insurance Department
Harris News Service
Gary Buttry
Equipment Co
East Third
Brent A. Wheeler
E. 17Th Street Terrace
Susan M. Ahrens
S. Cedar
Mulberry
Grant Streets
Debra S. Dean
N. Mulberry
Arther W. Bowden
Tate M. Leach
N. Cherry
Helen I. Linneman
Aldi
S. Main
Wilbur H. Lauver
Willow
Anne M. Crawford
Cedar
Bali
Arte Srm
Eameee
Town & Country Supply
Walnut
Richard L. Croucher
Department of Public Safety
Sheila K. Meier
DPS
Earla Schultz
S. Sycamore
Duke Manufacturing
Industral Ave
Ottawa Co-op
ASCS
Rantoul City
Helen G. Lennard
State of
William Roderick Lennard
Theastata
Halang
Lennard
Tha Eald Dacadant
Father Lability
WM. R. Lennard
Richard Q. Skoog
Tite
District Court
Evalyn Marlene McCain
Gary L Jordan
P.O. Box
Hickory
Petitionar
Can Cancer Society
23Rd Street
U.S. Hwy
Sirloin Stockade
TAM Sulit Steel
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