Lyndon Seeks Doctor Through Rural Recruiting Drive
Lyndon Kansas a town of about 1200 people is launching a medical student recruiting drive to avert a doctor shortage. Led by pharmacist Stephen Anderson the effort taps a year old Northeast Kansas program to lure doctors from the University of Kansas Medical Center and expand a regional referral system backed by donors. The plan aims to steady health care in seven northeast and north central counties and boost local economic stability with better access to medical services.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Lyndon
Stephen Anderson
Anderson
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Northeast
Stephen Pew
Pew
Jefferson
Jackson
Lyon
Osage
Pottawatomie
Shawnee
Wabaunsee
Johnson Foundation
Boston
Detroit
New York City
Osage County
Linda Hill-Chinn
Chicago
Scott Buckley
CPAHC
Reagan Defends Shultz Amid Tone of Disloyalty Claims
President Reagan publicly supports Secretary of State George P. Shultz after reports that White House aides doubt his teamwork. The Pentagon audit also shows Army undercharged the CIA about 2.6 million for Iranian TOW missiles, with officials deeming the error inadvertent and seeking full payment.
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Washington
Reagan
White House
George P. Shultz
Pentagon
CIA
Iran
Shultz
Larry Speakes
New York Times
House
Defense Department
Army
Central Intelligence Agency
Robert Sims
Speakes
Donald Regan
National Security
Frank Carlucci
Times
Library Line Q and A from Community Information Center
The column shares trivia from the Community Information Center at Fifth and Main, listing movie pairings with Jeannette McDonald and Nelson Eddy, Holt Publishers contact data, Orange Crush ownership by Procter and Gamble, Salvation Army locations in Lawrence, Earhart birth details, local crocheters, and Zach Wheat’s MLB career with Brooklyn and Philadelphia.
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Proctor and Gamble
Salvation Army
Lawrence
E. 9Th
Vermont
New Hampshire
Amelia Earhart
Earhart
Atchison
Edwin
Amy Earhart
Debbie Cargo
Darla Hess
Zach Wheat
Zachariah Davis Wheat
Hamilton
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Baseball Encyclopedia
Walter obituary details service and survivor list
Funeral services for Joseph S. Walter 44 Ottawa RFD 1 who died of cancer will be held Monday at 2 p.m. at Ottawa University Chapel with graveside burial at Highland Cemetery. Walter, born September 4, 1942 in Iola, was an educator and coach in Ottawa and Kansas City areas and is survived by his wife Linda, parents, two sons, and three brothers. Memorials may go to I Can Cope. Ottawa U.S.C. 290 revised class schedules to allow attendance. Emma Anna Gregg services set for Tuesday in Dengel & Son Funeral Home. A civil case between The Wellsville Bank and Franz Aubry was dismissed following settlement. Marriage licenses issued and divorces granted listed. Local crash and theft notices summarized. Kansas cattle market report and other regional briefs included. More school schedule notes and miscellaneous notices follow.
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Joseph S. Walter
Ottawa
RFD
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Ottawa University
Henry Roberts
Highland Cemetery
University
Walter
Iola
Ottawa U.S.C
Central Junior High
Emporia State Teachers College
Sigma Phi Epsilon Greek
Emporia State
Franklin County Fair Board
Silver Leaf 4
Dengel & Son Funeral Home
I Can Cope
Dengel & Son
Ottawa U.S.C. 290
Roger Nelson
Ottawa Middle School
OMS
Ottawa High School
Emma Anna Gregg
Emma Anna (Stoffer) Gregg
Bluejacket
Okla
California
Evergreen Mound Cemetery
Emma A. Gregg
Joseph S.walter
RFD No. 1
Kansas
Farmer and Stockman
Can Cape
Franklin County
Sue Martin
Ransom Memorial Hospital
First Baptist Finally Gets Its Man
Rev Edward Baxter of Warren Rhode Island was chosen as new pastor for First Baptist Church at Fourth and Hickory. He will begin in May with his wife Carolyn and three daughters joining in June after Rhode Island school term ends. Baxter is a Rutgers Crozer Eastern Baptist graduate with a doctorate in marriage and family.
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First Baptist Church
Fourth and Hickory
Edward A. Baxter
Warren
R.I
Jim McCrossen
Charles Jones
Miriam Lemp
Rev. Baxter
Crozer Seminary
Philadelphia
Last Spring
Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary
Baxter
Carolyn
Lemp
Heidi
Susan
Laura
Rhode Island
Reception for Bea Shotwell marks 25 years of service
A 6:30 pm Friday January 30 reception at Ottawa Retirement Village honors Bea Shotwell for 25 years serving the elderly. Friends are invited to attend. local notices also promote Valentine Love Lines in the Ottawa Herald and various local ads for jewelry, dining, clothing, and winter sales.
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Bea Shotwell
Ottawa
Ottawa Herald
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Buckley
Fifth and Main
Jeannette McDonald
Nelson Eddy
Halliwell
Holt Publishers
Holt Elementary Books
Madison Ave
New York
N.Y
the Daily Report
OHS
District Court News
Wellsville Bank
Franz A
C. Marie Aubry
Kirt Craig Chapman
Sandra Marie Garcia
Carman
Jerry G. Kraus
Diane
Dannie A. Brooks
Lane
Jeanna K. Avis
Sheriff’s News
Tracie L. Nutt
Garnett
Alco Discount Store
S. Main
U.S.D
Sacred Heart
Midwest
Nebraska
Iowa
Minnesota
Texas Panhandle
Oklahoma
Illinois
South St. Paul
Indiana
Hinhar
Hosing
ST. Paul
Dan Dodson
First United Methodist Church
Fourth and
Hickory
First Baptist
He Is
Rutgers
American Baptist Convention
Ad Briefs
Drake
Dairy Queen South
Homestyle Cafe
Hwy and
Sandcreek Rd
Winter
Charlotte
S. Elm
the Alley
Young Place
Memoriam
Dengel’Son Mortuary
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