Re-Zoning Clash Rumors Stir Ottawa Neighbors
Tensions rise as James family faces zoning decisions affecting their shop in Ottawa. Neighbors accuse officials of disregarding local needs while James, born and raised here, argues the town should have say. Planners grant preliminary approval to Medical Offices Inc subdivision behind Ottawa Medical Clinic with conditions including plat changes and a cul-de-sac.
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Itis
James
Junior Malburg
Ottawa
RFD 3
Malburg
Schachter
Mrs. James
Wellington
Medical Offices Inc
Ottawa Medical Clinic
Ash
13Th Street
Ohs
4Th
Eisenhower School
Rolling Ridge
Olive
Clinic
13Th
C-O-F Inc
Caffey-Osage-Franklin
Tom Gleason Sr
Bob Lister
Harriet Woods
J. Lester Brown Realtors
Dan Andrews
C-O-F Board of
Lister
U.S.D
Bush Welcomes Dozier To U.S.
Vice President George Bush welcomed Brig. Gen. James L. Dozier back to the United States after 42 days held by the Red Brigades. Bush called the general's return a sign of hope for a decade of terrorism to last 10 years and paid tribute to Lt. Col. Charles Ray killed in Paris. Dozier will speak at the National Prayer Breakfast in Vicenza on Thursday.
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Washington
George Bush
James L. Dozier
United States
Bush
Dozier
Andrews Air Force Base
Red Brigades
Charles Ray
Paris
Gen
Vicenza
Italy
Wall Street mixed as rates loom and notes sold
The noon Dow fell 1.62 to 50.93 as gains led 5 to 4 on NYSE issues amid rate outlook uncertainty. Treasury sold 5 billion in notes with 2.5 billion in 10 year and 2.5 billion in 30 year due later. Jack Eckerd Corp. slid 14 to 19, Eastman Kodak rose after a new compact camera launch. NYSE composite fell to 68.02 while AMEX index rose to 289.52. Volume reached 19.43 million at noon.
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New York
Treasury
Jack Eckerd Corp
Eastman Kodak
Rose
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
Cancer Warning About 8th Edition Changes
Fragmentary notes warn about cancer signs and a change in bowel or bladder habits. The text repeats statements urging awareness of potential cancer indicators and the need for medical checkups. The exact source context and entities are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Warning signs of cancer and early detection message
The passage lists warning signs including a non healing sore unusual bleeding or thickening or lump in the breast or elsewhere indigestion or difficulty swallowing persistent changes in a wart or mole nagging cough or hoarseness and notes a fear of cancer that can prevent early detection. It emphasizes fear should not stop timely screening with guidance from the American Cancer Society.
Harder Adds Support Hearings End On Juvenile Code
After a week of testimony, the Kansas Senate Judiciary Committee ended hearings on a juvenile code overhaul. Robert Harder of SRS voiced general support as the panel plans amendments. The plan, from a two year Judicial Council study, would split law into Care of Children and Juvenile Offenders codes to separate crime from custody matters.
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Topeka
Kan
Senate Judiciary Committee
Kansas
Robert Harder
Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
Kansas Judicial Council
Elwaine Pomeroy
Judicial Council Advisory Committee
Pomeroy
Harder
Charles Hamm
SRS
Judicial Council
Health Care Costs Surge as Foundation Plans New Grants
In 1980 Americans spent 247.2 billion on health care, 9.4 percent of output. The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation offers up to 16.2 million in grants to cut costs, with staged funding to communities 250,000+ population to develop and implement cost-saving reforms in health care financing and delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
David Rogers
Ford Foundation
Rogers
Notice of Lease Forfeiture and Surrender Demand In Kansas
Public legal notice dated January 27 1982 to Ralph Stearns Lloyd Harp Ray and or Linda Stearns Harold or Frances A Welch Dick Nethercot and or Jayne Nethercot Leonard R Johns and or Anna Johns Lloyd Nuckolls and or Aleen M Nuckolls Ronald and or Beth B Hopkins Donald and or Ruth Stearns Robert and or Mary Stearns Lloyd Nuckalls and all other concerned parties. Owners of property in Franklin County Kansas demand forfeiture surrender of a lease involving 240 acres described by sections and townships with a 20 day notice to register of deeds. If not complied a forfeiture affidavit will be filed and record created. Dated January 25 1962. Attorney John L Richeson Ottawa Kansas.
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Ralph Stearns
Lloyd L. Harp Ray
Linda Stearns
Harold
Frances A. Welch
Dick Nethercot
Jayne Nethercot
Leonard R. Johns
Anna Johns
Lloyd R. Nuckolls
Aleen M. Nuckolls
Ronald
Beth B. Hopkins
Donald
Ruth Stearns
Robert
Mary Stearns Lloyd Nuckalls
Franklin County
Kansas
Conlai
Ty Franklin
Register At Deeds
A.W. Adolph and
Delia Adolph
John L. Richeson
A.W. Adolph
Delia Adolph Anderson
Byrd & Richeson
P.O. Box
Second
Mair
Ottawa
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