New doctor in town joins Ottawa Medical Specialists
Dr. Alexander Tal, board certified in endocrinology and internal medicine, joins Ottawa Medical Specialists. He will offer patient care and physician consultations, screen for diabetes, treat thyroid issues, and plans to obtain staff privileges at Ransom Memorial Hospital within one to two months. Tal trained in Israel, did a U S residency at Mt Sinai Chicago, endocrinology at Baylor, geriatrics at ETSU, previously taught eight years at UMKC. He lives in Overland Park with his wife and three children and commutes to Ottawa.
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Waverly Board to Hold Organizational Meeting
The Waverly Lebo Waverly school board will meet at 7 30 p m Wednesday at the central office to designate meeting times make board appointments set official deposits and newspaper duties and announce a public budget hearing on August 9.
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Garnett man chosen to fill Anderson County school board vacancy
The Anderson County school board selected Mike Barnes of Garnett to fill a vacant seat after two ballots. Barnes, employed at the Wolf Creek nuclear power plant, was chosen from five interviewed candidates at a special meeting held Thursday.
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Ottawa Area District Court Announces Marriage Licenses
The Daily Report lists marriage licenses for Jeremy Altic 25 and Mary Lutz 19 of Ottawa. David Gibbs 30 and Windee Rees 30 of James Bunch Jr. 45 and Cindy Hoover 42. Joseph Norman 20 and Bonnie Martin 19 of Wellsville. Martin Lunsford 33 and Renae Daniels 36 of Ottawa. Michael Sheldon 22 and Tonya Green 19 of Ottawa. Quentin Kivitter 25 and Lenora Watkins 32 of Thomas A. Vandevord 40. Linda Bryan 40 of Burlingame. Luis Pino 18 from Gomez Farias, Mexico, and Flor Contreras 30 of Chihuahua, Mexico. Joshua Meador 22 and Sabrina Crane 21 of Ottawa.
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Miracle Healing Touch Sparks Pryor’s Faith
Pryor reports a week without seizures or vomiting after praying for healing. She says the event was a true miracle and plans to witness to others about God stopping her sickness.
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Judicial ruling upholds conviction in dog attack case
Topeka, AP. The Kansas Supreme Court affirmed Violet Wilson's conviction of Sabine Davidson for involuntary second degree murder in the 1997 Rottweiler attack that killed 11-year-old Christopher Wilson. The court noted Davidson created an unreasonable risk and showed extreme indifference to human life, sentencing her to 12 years.
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GM Malibu gas tank verdict stirs debate over design flaws
A Los Angeles jury awarded a record punitive verdict against General Motors over 1979 to 1983 Malibu tanks placed near the rear bumper. Plaintiffs argued safer designs existed with minimal cost, while GM blamed a drunken driver in a fatal crash. Experts predicted appeals.
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Mosasaur Find Reveals Antarctic Dinosaur Links and Warm Era
Scientists at Victoria University N Z report four mosasaur types in Antarctica show global dispersal and a warmer late Cretaceous. Some species matched fossils from North America and Europe, suggesting ancient marine corridors and cosmopolitan distribution as continents shifted.
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Farms hurting despite harvest
In Kansas, farmers face low wheat prices around $2.16 a bushel as harvest winds down. Bankers note tighter lending and stricter loan reviews amid a broader farm economy crisis, prompting more calls to the Kansas State University Extension Service for financial guidance.
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Kansas Aims to Tighten Census Reach for Hispanics and Blacks
Kansas officials outlined a plan with federal and state partners to improve the 2000 Census tally among Hispanics and African Americans. A new Complete Count Committee will educate residents, ensure data privacy, and work with minority communities to boost response rates, especially in urban and immigrant areas.
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