Brad Jessop’s Quivira series finalist in Kansas Six show
Ottawa artist Brad Jessop, educator with USD 290, features post modernist neo expressionist works inspired by the quest for the Seven Cities of Gold in Quivira. One piece is a Kansas Six finalist in Topeka, with juror Graham Beal and $2,050 in prizes. Gov. Carlin to present awards February 2 at Mulvane Art Center.
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Diane Yeamans
Quivira
Kansas
Brad Jessop
Topeka
Jessop
Ottawa U.S.D
Mulvane Art Center
Washburn University
Graham Beal
San Francisco
Lyndon
U.S. Department of Defense
Emporia State University
Lincoln School
Ottawa
Europe
Garlic Festival Grows at Covington Restaurant
Covington restaurateur Mick Noll expands his Garlic Fest into a three day event February six to eight at the Covington Halls. The plan includes a news conference in a graveyard and a garlic peeling contest as part of a vampire themed celebration featuring garlic lore and films.
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Covington
Kentucky
Mick Noll
Noll
Mothers' Milk Network Saves Oklahoma Girl
A network of 47 states and Federal Express supply 4-year-old Lacie Smith of Milburn Oklahoma with about three gallons daily of donor mother's milk to treat her allergy to all nourishment but breast milk. Donors average 1.5 to 7.5 ounces each, aiding her growth and survival.
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Mothers’ Milk Network
Saves Oklahoma Girl
Oklahoma City
Air Express Company
Lacie Smith
Milburn
Okla
Phyllis Smith
Lacie
Mrs. Smith
Jo Ann Dakin
Bethlehem
Pennsylvania
Linda Burchett
Federal Express
Ann Landers Advice Column Highlights Stranger Calls and Tinnitus
Undecided in Sioux Falls questions a mysterious caller who avoids meeting. Ann Landers warns of games and suggests continuing volunteer work. A G.R. note shares tinnitus care tips and promotes the American Tinnitus Association with direct referrals and audience guidance.
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Ann Landers
Ralph
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Birthday Boy Jeremy Roberts Celebrates Fourth Birthday
Jeremy Allen Roberts turns four today, son of Dennis and Mrs. Roberts of 715 S Locust. He has two brothers, Aaron aged 6 and Todd 11 months, with grandparents Lloyd Madden Ottawa RFD 2 and Eileen Canfield Garnett and Marvin Roberts Maron. Great grandparents Nora Todd Topeka Leo Madden Waverly and Belle Kellerman Westphalia. Great great grandmother Iva Todd Gridley.
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Jeremy Allen Roberts
Dennis Roberts
S. Locust
Jeremy
Aaron
Todd
Lloyd Madden
Ottawa Rfd
Eileen Canfield
Garnett
Marvin Roberts
Maron
Nora Todd
Topeka
Leo Madden
Waverly
Belle Kellerman
Westphalia
Iva Todd
Gridley
Silent Ischemia a Hidden Heart Threat Levels Unseen
Four million Americans may suffer painless silent ischemia, a temporary heart blood flow loss. Boston study shows modest exertion or even conversation can trigger episodes, though patients feel no chest pain. Researchers led by Dr. Andrew Selwyn say repeated silent events risk heart damage or fatal attack, with millions more likely affected nationwide. Continuous ECG monitoring of 300 subjects since 1977 underpins the findings.
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Boston
Andrew P. Selwyn
Brigham and Women's Hospital
Selwyn
OMS Teacher Plans Recital At Ottawa University Auditorium
Ottawa Middle School instrumental instructor Brent Wheeler will give a 3 p.m. Saturday clarinet recital at Ottawa University Administration Auditorium with Carol Wilson as accompanist. The recital serves as a preview for a degree requirement and will later be repeated at Emporia State University. It features Brahms, Cooke, and Poulenc, with free admission.
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Brent Wheeler
Ottawa Middle School
Ottawa University Administration
Carol Wilson
Wheeler
Emporia State University
Johannes Brahms
Arnold Cooke
Francis Poulenc
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