Hospital to repay Cook endowment funds for wing costs
The hospital will repay the Cook endowment funds used for its new wing completed in 1991 after discussion by commissioners and attorney Wendell Barker. The endowment, created by Sarah Cook, was intended for community health care. Board members noted mislabeling and lack of full disclosure by past RMH officials and suggested clearer designation of funds to avoid future issues.
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Coen
Sarah Cook
Ottawa
Copland’s OU visits highlighted by small town charm
Composer Aaron Copland delighted in a Kansas town during OU events. Professor DeFries recalls Copland joining the 1971 Kansas Music Teachers Association convention and agreeing to visit OU. The first festival featured the OU choir and Ottawa Little Symphony. A second visit showcased the Kansas City Philharmonic. Copland, praised as a champion of American music, wrote Appalachian Spring, Lincoln Portrait and Billy the Kid. He was renowned for his humble demeanor that impressed many.
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Kansas Music Teachers Association Board
Copland
Ottawa
Little Symphony
Kansas City Philharmonic Symphony
Billy the Kid
More trustees eyed for hospital board
Trustees discussed enlarging the hospital board to ease open meetings compliance under Kansas law. The county will send revised materials to the state after trustees recommend a panel size. The meeting covered restricted funds use, a 1991 audit, and a refinancing of the new wing with bonds.
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Bob Green
Bob Bregant
County Commission
Coen
Kansas
Green
Tom Bornholdt
Ron Bobbitt
Bobbitt
Bomboldt
Births and arrests flood Ottawa area notes
Births in Williamsburg include a daughter to Jeffery and Patricia Piarsol weighing 6 pounds 8 ounces. Sheriff and police reports list multiple arrests for burglary, theft, probation violations, check fraud, suspended license, and disorderly conduct across Franklin and nearby counties. Local incidents include burglaries, vandalism, several vehicle accidents, and a small house fire with minor damage.
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Jeffery
Patricia Piarsol
Williamsburg
Sheriff's News
Amoco to idle 8,500 employees in restructuring
Amoco Corp will cut 8,500 jobs by end of 1993, taking an 800 million dollar after tax charge in Q2 to cover restructuring costs. The reductions equal 15.7 percent of the 1991 workforce, with 1,100 losses in the Chicago area, as part of a strategic reassessment to boost competitiveness.
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Chicago
Amoco Corp
Amoco
H. Laurance Fuller
Governor declines action on Nicholl and Turmquist case
Mrs Finney says Governor refused Lacey action over hunter safety certificates for Nicholl. Jack certified Mary after 18 years in the program and many range visits. She defends Lacey, insisting he would not err, while noting Mary’s extensive training and the matter’s perceived closure.
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Nicholl and
Turmquist
Obituaries for Dale Dieterich Sr and Walter Fogle
The Dieterich family reports the death of Dale N Dieterich Sr 73 with funeral at First United Methodist Church Fourth and Hickory at 10 30 a m Thursday followed by burial at Highland Cemetery Lamb Roberts Funeral Home in charge of arrangements A local funeral for Walter Fogle 90 of White Creek Tennessee formerly Williamsburg will be announced later He was born January 5 1902 in Baldwin City and was a coal miner farmer and mechanic He moved to Tennessee about ten years ago Survivors include two brothers Arza B Fogle and F Daniel Fogle Sr plus four nephews and a niece
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Salina
Powhattan
Victoria A. Hays
Pecan
Casey's General Store
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E. Wilson
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Waverly
Wilson
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S. Elm
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First United Methodist Church
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Hickory
Highland Cemetery
Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home
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White Creek
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Dengel
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Baldwin
Williamsburg High School
Lawrence
Tennessee
United Methodist Church
Arza B. Fogle
F. Daniel Fogle Sr
Ottawa
Nigee
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