Kiwanis Meets at Noon at Radish Patch
Vietnam Veterans of America plans a 7 p.m. meeting in Ransom Memorial Hospital Conference Room B. Kiwanis group holds its luncheon gathering at noon at the Radish Patch.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 2002
Page
1
Vietnam Veterans of America plans a 7 p.m. meeting in Ransom Memorial Hospital Conference Room B. Kiwanis group holds its luncheon gathering at noon at the Radish Patch.
In Rexburg Idaho officials report marijuana plants growing in a sewage treatment pond area after seeds flushed down a toilet took root. Police removed 10 plants up to 3 1/2 feet tall as staff note other produce may grow in the waste water environment.
The Franklin County Clerk's Office will hold a public test of the optical scanning equipment for the Primary Election on Friday August 2 2002 at 3 30 p m at 315 S Main Ottawa Kansas. For questions call 785 229 3410 Shari Perry County Clerk Election Office.
Eugene H Hermreck 75 of Greeley died July 30 2002 at Shawnee Mission Medical Center Merriam Funeral services Aug 2 at St Johns Catholic Church Greeley He was born March 2 1927 in Greeley a farmer stockman and longtime pipefitter He married Florine Lickteig in 1949 He served in WW II He survived by four sons three daughters and many relatives. Tom Franklin Tom Savage 87 of Fort Scott died July 30 2002 at Country View Nursing Home Prescott Graveside Aug 3 West Liberty Cemetery Ham mond officiated He was born December 27 1914 in Harrison Arkansas He married Rita Willis in 1935 She preceded him in death He had a Fulton area farming career Survived by three sons two brothers and multiple grandchildren great grandchildren and step relatives Memorials to Country View Home Activity Fund.
The 1933 Double Eagle, minted but never circulated, sold by the U S Mint to an anonymous bidder at Sothebys for 7 59 million, becoming the world s most valuable coin. Secret Service recovered the coin years ago after a long theft history and a 1996 undercover sale led to an out of court settlement.
CVS Walgreens and Brooks Pharmacy say they will leave Massachusetts Medicaid prescriptions after state budget cuts reduce reimbursements by 11 percent. The move could cut access at over half the state's pharmacies for about 960,000 recipients as the chains set withdrawal timelines and weigh delays.
New York stocks fell as government data showed weaker than expected second quarter GDP, though analysts said the market retained a cautious positive tone. The Dow dropped 58.16 to 8621.87 with mixed results from several major stocks and grain prices varying across local markets.
The correction fixes a misquoted statement by Don Waymire asserting losses of 300000 to 400000 and revises Max Attebery’s background noting Gardner upbringing, former Shawnee Mission head custodian, city planning commission member, maintenance director at a Wal Mart Supercenter, and a belief that county vehicles driven home by employees should count as compensation rather than benefits.
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