Ex-Ottawan cited for community activism
Martha Woodard-Rawlins of Hutchinson has spent decades championing civil rights and aiding the needy. Her work include desegregating a public pool in Garden City in 1949, promoting education for disadvantaged girls, and expanding transit accessibility for the handicapped. She received the 1989 National Rosa Parks Award, with the Washington ceremony set for Sept. 16.
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Eleila Carlson
Harris News Service
Futchinson - Martha
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Kansas
Ottawa
Rosa Parks
Montgomery
Ala
Women In Community Service Inc
American G1 Forum Women
National Council of Catholic Women
National Council of Jewish Women
Church Women United
National Council of Negro Women
Washington, D.C
Garden City
Rain dampens Franklin County 4-H horse show outcome
Thunderstorms disrupted the Franklin County 4-H Horse Show causing multiple delays. Races were postponed to 8 p.m. Tuesday at the Rodeo Arena if dry enough, after Saturday’s mud and water forced shifts between Hayward Arena and the cattle barn. Some 4-H'ers could not return Sunday morning, with organizer Ellen Arnold noting possible earlier dates next year but weather and scheduling conflicts remain.
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Diane Yeamans
Herald
Franklin County
Rodeo
Ellen Arnold
4-H
Veterinarians praised as pet care providers in letters
Readers share stories about veterinarians offering care and compassion amid high costs. A California note praises a house call to help a 15 year old springer, while a Barberton reader laments upfront payments. A Knoxville caller recalls a vet team’s empathy after a dachshund injury. Mixed opinions on veterinary charges and care emerge from multiple U.S. locales.
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Ann Landers
J.B
Barberton
Ohio
HLR
Redding
Calif
Red
Knoxville
Erik
Burlington
K.R
U.S
Canada
Causes Behind Burning Feet and Hat Related Baldness
Dear Dr Donohue outlines possible causes for persistent burning feet including diabetes spinal cord compression and vitamin B-12 deficiency urging complete examination. A reader notes hats may correlate with baldness but explains the reverse interpretation and asks for a clearer explanation.
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DR. Donohue
C.J
Guaifenesin Declared Safe Expectorant by FDA
The FDA found guaifenesin to be safe and effective as an expectorant through increasing sputum volume. It is the most common ingredient in nonprescription cough medicines and is also approved for chronic bronchitis to loosen lung sputum. Persistent coughs lasting over a week with fever or rash warrant medical evaluation.
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U.S. Food and Drug Administration
FDA
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