Ottawa Library bookkeeper resigns after 34 years of service
Debra Ellsworth will leave her bookkeeping duties at the Ottawa Library at year end after 34 years. Barbara Dew, library director, told the board this week that more than 20 applications have been received for the position, with interviews underway and a replacement announcement planned soon. Ellsworth’s husband Jim was transferred to Coffeyville by Union Pacific Railroad.
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Debra Ellsworth
Ottawa
Barbara Dew
Board of Trustees
Ellsworth
Jim
Coffeyville
Union Pacific Railroad
Dew
YCA
Soroptimist International of Ottawa
Franklin County
Measles make a comeback in 1989 deaths spike
Measles claims more lives in 1989 than any year since 1971, with 42 deaths among 14,714 cases. CDC expert Dr. William L. Atkinson notes reporting gaps and says the apparent higher fatality rate may mislead, as many milder cases go unreported.
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Atlanta
William L. Atkinson
National
Centers For Disease Control
Atkinson
Inmate medical care deemed adequate at Kansas Penitentiary
Secretary Steve Davies announced a Kansas Board of Healing Arts review found no merit in complaints about medical care at Lansing ESP. The Wichita Eagle article, by Ted Frederickson, prompted the review. CMS contracts for inmate medical services were cited as a profit concern.
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Topeka
Kan
Steve Davies
Site Department of Corrections
Kansas State Penitentiary
Lansing
Kansas Board of Healing Arts
Davies
Wichita Eagle
Esp
Correctional Medical Systems
CMS
Owl and Lark Lovers Clash Over Sleep Habits
A reader from Torrance asks Ann Landers to address the clash between owl sleepers and early birds. The columnist confirms owls value their night hours and respecting differences, noting intelligent people honor others’ schedules.
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Ann
Torrance
Calif
Flu vaccine questions answered by Dr Donohue
The flu shot is yearly because flu viruses change coats. immunity from last year fades as new strains appear. Expect protection around eighty percent, with the option of amantadine to shorten illness. Priorities for protection are older adults, respiratory illness, and weakened immunity. The rest of the text notes questions about Justinian sleep and a not-yet-approved chickenpox vaccine.
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O.L
Donohue
Emperor Justinian
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