Wesley Foundation to fund rural Kansas health care study
The Wesley Foundation in Wichita will spend over 860000 dollars over three years to recruit doctors for rural Kansas and to back a study on improving rural health care delivery. It awarded KU Medical School Wichita 604000 for a scholarship program linking residents with Kansas communities and 264000 to three agencies for a two year rural health study.
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Wichita, Kan
Wesley Foundation
Kansas
Wichita Foundation
Don Stewart
Foundation
University of Kansas School of Medicine
Wichita
The
Kansas Hospital Association
Kansas Department of Health and Environment and Emergency
Andrew Barclay
Department of Family and Community Medicine
Wichita School
KU School of Medicine
Barclay
Kansas City
Hospital Association
Explosion damages Overland Park warehouse in quiet morning blast
An explosion at Helder Industries in Overland Park blew a hole in a chemical warehouse and prompted a brief evacuation of nearby businesses. Interstates 35 was closed as police and fire crews fought a chlorine gas fire with 7:15 a.m. blast reports. Three officers were treated for smoke inhalation as hazardous gas spread briefly before dissipating.
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Overland Park
Helder Industries
Interstate 35
NEA Endorses Education Reform and Cooperation Drive
The National Education Association wraps its convention with vows for reform and a pledge of federal cooperation. Lauro Cavazos sends warm greetings signaling possible end to friction with the two million member union dating to the Reagan era. Keith Geiger outlines proposals including a $2.2 billion pre start program for needy children and expansion of preschool and day care. He plans to press for more federal funding from anticipated defense savings.
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Kansas City
Department of Education
Lauro Cavazos
National Education Association
Cavazos
Keith Geiger
Vention
Geiger
Kansas Arist Invitational at OU Opens at Mammel Art Center
The second annual Kansas Arist Invitational begins Tuesday at Ottawa University’s Mammel Art Center. It runs 8 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. Monday through Friday until Aug 10. The exhibit, part of the Kansas Cultural Environment, serves as a teaching tool for OU students with invited artists from Baker University Emporia State University Lawrence and Wabaunsee among others.
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Ottawa University
Mammel Art Center
Kansas
Tor Inge Balch
Baker University
Colleen Zacharias Gregoire
Baker
Dan Kirchheier
Emporia State University
John Eric Narum
Lawrence Ants Center
Toby McGee
Lawrence
Wendy Vertachik
Wabaunsee
Weather Tonight and Extended Forecast Summary
Partly cloudy tonight with a chance of rain and highs near 80s to mid 90s. A cooling trend through Friday with showers and storms possible late Wednesday and Thursday. Temperatures fall from upper 80s to lower 80s Wednesday, lower 60s to mid 60s statewide by Friday.
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Kansas
Murderer linked to teen death in fiery head-on crash
A recently paroled man allegedly murdered a 16 year old Wichita boy and died in a fiery head-on collision while trying to move the body. Autopsies identified four victims. the suspect drunk with a blood alcohol level of .175 percent. Investigators connect a burned body to a Wichita home. the crash occurred on US-166 near Sedan.
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Wichita
Kan
Kansas
Oklahoma
Kansas Highway Patrol
Norton
Tedly
Sedgwick
William Eckert
Eckert
Ecker
Chautauqua County
Sedan
Perrin
Power plant engine piston failure prompts repairs
City utilities director Jack Davis reports a piston failure in engine No. 3 at the power plant last week. Repairs are underway with no expected impact on the power supply and completion anticipated by week’s end. Parts are in stock and costs are not expected to be significant. The engine is among two slated for spring automation, and the plan remains unchanged.
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Jack Davis
Davis
Fashion Alley Sale and Community Meeting Notice
More swimsuits have arrived at Fashion Alley all on sale. Williamsburg Community Club announces its annual meeting on July 11 at 8 p.m. in the Community Building. Mondays at DRV offer 60s Day with 750 and up shampoo and set by appointment, call Bernita. Summer mark downs continue at Fashion Alley with 25 to 33 percent off.
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Williamsburg Community Club
Bernita
Fashion Alley
I-35 chase ends with arrest in Emporia truck theft
Albert Lea man Jesus Jamie Medrano, 19, was jailed on suspicion of aggravated assault on an officer, driving while license suspended, fleeing or eluding, reckless driving, auto theft, felony obstruction of justice and terroristic threats after a 46 mile high speed chase on I-35 from Ottawa to Emporia. The stolen truck, bicycle and license plate were found aboard. No injuries reported.
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Albert Lea
Minn
Franklin County
Jesus Jamie Medrano
Ottawa
Emporia
Derrel Pressnell
Pressnell
Medrano
Lyon County
Merchant Street
Kirk Simone
Ottawa Herald USPS Delivery Rates 1990 Pricing Table
The Ottawa Herald lists delivery rates effective April 1 1990 for different mail options. It covers Cedar Station and rural routes by carrier motor route and mail to Franklin County adjacent counties and states, with monthly three month six month and annual prices.
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Ottawa
Carel
Franklin County
State of Kansas
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