Ottawa Retirement Village plat clears planning commission
The Ottawa Planning Commission approved the preliminary plat for Ottawa Retirement Village Inc. a 120 bed nursing home and retirement apartments on West 15th meeting Wednesday night with a 6 0 vote Ferry Searls absent to prepare and submit the final plat possibly next month. The meeting also covered taxi service zoning issues and scheduled public hearings for March on taxi use earth sheltered homes and windmills new and old business will appear on March agenda.
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Ottawa Planning Commission
Ottawa Retirement Village Inc
Fred Searls
West 15Th
City Hall
Department of Public Safety
Tony Kolody
Rent Masters
E. 23Rd Street
Ottawa Taxi Service
Rent-Masters
Kolody
First and Main
Masters
Clarence Koch
Bruce Spears
Koch
Schachter
O-1
Main Street
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ambulance Activity Drops in Franklin County 1982 Report
Franklin County Ambulance Service shows an 18 percent overall decline in runs from 1981 to 1982, with total runs falling from 1,287 to 1,121 and completed emergency runs down 22 percent. Transfers from Ransom Memorial Hospital and nursing homes fall by 99 as hospital stay lengths rise, while Life Flight stand-bys total 18 in 1982. Revenue shows $112,808.76 billed and $70,043.31 collected for 1982.
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Franklin County
Ted McCurdy
Mth
Cedar
McCurdy
Ransom Memorial Hospital
RMH
Ottawa
Skeet Declines Campaign For Wrong School Board Slot
Central Heights USD candidate Larry W. Skeet decided not to run for position No. 3 after discovering he filed for the wrong seat. His name remains on the ballot as no objections were filed, and Skeet plans to seek position No. 2 in the next election.
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Central Heights U.S.C
Larry W. Skeet
Lane Rfd 1
Skeet
Wall Street advances as recovery hopes grow
The Dow rose to 1,067.79 by noon, up 5.15 as investors priced in a recovering economy. Advancers led decliners 9 to 5 on the NYSE with 36.29 million shares traded, while officials signaled tentative growth and an upswing may be taking its first steps.
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New York
Martin Feldstein
Paul Volcker
The
Federal Reserve
Local Classified Teasers Include Sales and Services
Multiple small ads list coffee at .10 per cup, watch repair, carpentry and antenna reception help, a new Rock House Sunday opening, a semi final sale with 50 to 75 percent off, and upholstery services. Also notes Eagles Lodge events, a band party at The Other Place, dining deals at Pence’s, seed and bird food offers, tire prices, and local business promos.
Lockett Nominated for Kansas Supreme Court by Gov Carlin
Wichita district judge Tyler Charles Lockett appears set to join the Kansas Supreme Court, filling the vacancy created byJustice Alex Fromme's death. Lockett, 50, was chosen from three finalists nominated by the Supreme Court Nominating Commission.
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Kan
Tyler Charles Lockett
Wichita
Kansas Supreme Court
John Carlin
Associated Press
Lockett
Alex Fromme
Carlin
Aldes
High Court
Supreme Court Nominating Commission
Supreme Court
Harold §. Herd
Coldwater
Sedgwick County
Court of Common Pleas
Washburn University
Washburn
Herd
Beatrice Vining Rites Set in Richmond United Methodist Church
Funeral service for Beatrice Ila Loree Vining, 76, Richmond, will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at Richmond United Methodist Community Church, with Rev. Myron Kent Scott officiating and burial in Richmond Cemetery. She was born January 29, 1907, in Richmond and is survived by husband Cecil H. Vining, son Gene, daughters Aileen Denholm and Kay Daniels, eight grandchildren, three great grandchildren, and other relatives. Memorials may go to the church, American Cancer Society, or Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home.
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Ila Vining
Beatrice Ila (Loree) Vining
Richmond
Richmond United Methodist
Myron Kent Scott
Vining
Richmond United Methodist Church
Women’s Society
Richmond Ehu
Brown
Nellie Leora Brown
Lamb
Roberts Funeral Home
Ben Moor
Highland Cemetery
North Baptist Church
Beatricella Vining
United Methodist Community Church
Lamb-Roberts Funeral
Fohn Church
The
American Cancer Society
Richmond Bank
Lamb Roberts Fueral Home
Local events update from Williamsburg and Wellsville
The Fred Buckley Crusade at Williamsburg High School is cancelled for Friday and Saturday. Franklin County Conservation District cancels its annual meeting tonight with no new time set. The First Local Legislative Coffee, featuring Sen. Jim Allen and Rep. Dorothy Nichols, is set for Saturday at Peoples National Bank lobby with coffee and doughnuts from the bank and chamber. SingSpiration at Union Chapel United Methodist Church is Sunday at 7:30 p.m. Airman Kenneth D. DeWald completed basic training at Lackland AFB and will stay for security police training. A film What Makes Millie Run about aerobics is set for 8:30 p.m. Monday at Wellsville High School. The weather-cancelled session from Wednesday is rescheduled for Thursday, Feb. 10.
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Celebration Hall
Kansas
Peoples National Bank
Fifth and Main
Jim Allen
Dorothy Nichols
Bank
Greater Ottawa
Millie
Wellsville High School
The
Wellsville Recreation Commission
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