Oak Haven gets new residential health care license
Oak Haven Nursing Center in Richmond has been approved for licensing 11 residential health care beds by the Kansas Department of Health and Environment. The license takes effect Feb 1 and converts a nursing home wing to serve higher functioning residents needing help with daily tasks. Services include daily meals weekly housekeeping and laundry group and individual activities and nursing care. Medicaid patients accepted. For information contact administrator Mike Kerbs at 913 835 6135.
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Ransom Memorial Hospital to pursue affiliation talks
Trustees unanimously approved RMH Administrator Bob Bregant to negotiate a nonbinding affiliation with Olathe Medical Center for up to 60 days. No loss of local control is allowed, and the board may accept or reject proposals. Possible benefits include consulting services, long term planning help, and physician recruitment with Olathe gaining first option on new RMH physician placements.
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Ransom Memorial posts December profit but 1996 annual shortfall
Ransom Memorial showed December earnings of 160 547 after expenses 64 000 below December revenue. For 1996 RMH reports operating revenue 13 746 617 and expenses 14 021 790 a net shortfall of 275 174. Including interest contributions 47 393 and county half cent sales tax 1 054 471 the year totals yield income 826 690 above expenses.
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Tom Briggs
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Ottawa Herald circulation and delivery details and prices
Reader information lists delivery expectations for Ottawa and outside, contact numbers for delivery issues, and subscription prices by method and region. It includes staff roles, contact emails, and the address changes for The Ottawa Herald in Ottawa Kansas.
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Central Heights weighs new school building plan
The Central Heights school board will review three year overcrowding plans at the March meeting. Superintendent Huddleston says high school space is tight and options include expanding the east end, adding a new elementary school, and moving grades 6 8 into the current elementary area with remodeling. A committee is to be formed to study construction needs.
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Snow Creek ski instruction brings Hawthorne students to bunny slopes
Hawthorne third graders participate in four days of lessons at Snow Creek. Students, including Scott Miller and India Wilson, learn perseverance after multiple falls. Snow Creek uses 70 snow stations and 33 guns to sustain an 80 day season. Coward's class visits span six to seven years, marking a warm, memorable day.
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CANDIDATES CONTINUE WITH MULTIPLE LOCAL RACES
The article lists candidate filings for school boards and city councils across several towns. Central Heights, Wellsville, Williamsburg, Lane, Pomona, Princeton, and Rantoul show incumbents and challengers for positions 4 5 and 6 on school boards, plus seven Williamsburg council hopefuls and various mayoral and council bids. A primary is set for Feb 25 with the general election on Apr 1.
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Tonight's Forecast: Cooler with Increasing Clouds
Cooler forecast with increasing clouds and a low near 30. Southeast winds 5 to 15 mph. Friday looks dry with little or no precipitation and overnight lows in the 20s and highs in the 40s. Saturday colder but dry with lows in the 10 to 20 range and highs in the 20s to around 40. Sunday dry with teens to 20s lows and 30s to 50s highs in the north east and south west.
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