RMH Auxiliary Grants Three Scholarships to Ottawa Women
Three Ottawa women received 500 scholarships from the Ransom Memorial Hospital Auxiliary for health related studies. Brenda Cummings will pursue master's and doctoral degrees in exercise physiology kinesiology and nutrition and aims to be a wellness consultant. Shan da Hickman plans nursing studies at Pittsburg State University after high school health courses. Valerie Finch will enter Neosho County Community College nursing program after graduating from OHS this year.
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S. Cedar
Ruth Supplee
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Shanda Hickman
S. Willow
Valerie Finch
N. Poplar
RMH Auxiliary
Cummings
Ottawa University
Hickman
OHS
Pittsburg State University
AMH
Neosho County Community College
Legal And Justice Workshop In Ottawa Area
A workshop for legal and justice professionals in Ottawa and surrounding area will be hosted by the Ottawa Counseling and Resource Center and the Ransom Memorial Hospital Recovery Program. It runs July 10 from 7 to 10 p.m. in the hospital conference room, free of charge, covering Kansas DWI laws and chemical dependency issues. Jaime Elise Walker born June 30 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital weighing eight pounds three ounces. parents Samuel E Walker and wife, with Joshua aged five and grandparents Harlow Walker and Robert Ferguson.
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
Kansas
Samuel E. Walker
N. Sycamore
Jaime Elise Walker
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Jaime Elise
Joshua
Harlow Walker
N. Main
Robert Ferguson
Christopher John Adams Celebrates Fourth Birthday
Christopher John Adams marked his fourth birthday on June 9. He is the son of Carl and Mrs. Adams of 725 South Locust, with sisters Chastity Ann nine and Tina Marie ten. Grand relatives include Edith Gibbons, 302 South Sycamore, as great grandmother. relatives John D. Roth and Robert Adams listed at 722 South Hickory and 714 South Cherry.
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Carl Adams
S. Locust
Christopher John
Chastity Ann
Tina Marie
John D. Roth
S. Hickory
Robert Adams
S. Cherry
Edith Gibbons
S. Sycamore
End of UN Decade for Women in Nairobi Faces Debate
In Nairobi, delegates gather for the final UN Decade for Women session, weighing progress since 1975 amid disputes over apartheid, Palestine, and the new international order. The United States urges focus on women’s issues, threatening to pull funding if politics overwhelm the agenda.
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Washington
Copenhagen
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U.S
Reagan
Los Angeles
U.N. General Assembly
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
Nairobi
Victor Jackovich
World Women Report 1985 Highlights Rights and Roles
Key figures from the State of the World's Women Report 1985 show women’s pay, duties, and representation worldwide. Housewives could earn over 14500 annually if paid. Pakistan village women toil 63 hours weekly. women perform 40 to 80 percent of Africa’s farm work. global female job share rose from 31% in 1950 to 35% today. Women live longer, males outnumber females by about 20 million, and women’s parliamentary representation remains limited in many regions.
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Africa
Developing World
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Soviet Union
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