Cub Scouts Find Their Place In The Sun
More than 200 youths attended the Heart of America Council Cub Scouts day camp for its second day. The nine year event, run by Fran Seymour, uses Paul Gaynor ranch near here with 13 packs from Miami Linn Anderson and Franklin counties. Activities include archery science fishing and survival with guest speakers from the National Guard and Sheriff’s Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Mayhugh
Herald
Heart of America Council
Miami
Linn
Anderson
Franklin
Paul Gaynor
Here
Boy Scouts of the
Twin Rivers
Fran Seymour
Franklin County Ambulance Service
Hospital Board Plans Size Increase To Seven Members
Ransom Memorial Hospital trustees vote to ask Franklin County Commission to expand the panel from five to seven. They want a working board with finance, personnel, and planning committees and note open meetings law limits. Reappointments loom for three seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Bemis
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Franklin County Commission
RMH
al Mettenburg
Lora Reiter
Board of Trustees
RMH Trustees Hear Update From Management Firm
Hospital Manage ment Professionals has three candidates for RMH administrator as trustees review finances marketing and staffing. Two names are released including Barton L. Tate of Lebanon Tennessee, while the third remains unnamed. A May trustees meeting postponed a week due to the controller’s honeymoon discussed an oxymeter purchase for respiratory therapy with bids from Tri-anim Health Services and Ohmede.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Steve Mason
RMH
HMP
Mason
Barton L. Tate
Lebanon, Tenn
Ransom Memorial
Dennis George
Tri-anim Health Services Inc
Glendale
Calif
Ohmede
Kansas City
Dalayna Patlance
RMH Respiratory Therapy Department
Greenspan Faces Tough Start as Fed Chief Nominee
Alan Greenspan, 61, nominated to be the 13th Federal Reserve chairman, must steady the economy amid sluggish growth, renewed inflation, and a plunging dollar. Analysts say he must out-Volcker Volcker and win credibility as a central banker defending the currency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Crutsinger
Washington
Federal Reserve
Alan Greenspan
U.S
Greenspan
Fed
Paul Volcker
William Proxmire
Dwis
Senate Banking Committee
Volcker
Michale Osborne
Volcker Volcker
Jerry Jasinowski
National Association of Manufacturers
Greenspan could shape Fed policy after Volcker exit
Markets fear inflation and volatility as Paul Volcker nears retirement and Alan Greenspan faces scrutiny as potential Fed chair. Foreign investors worry Greenspan may loosen inflation restraint, with dollar and bond prices reacting to Reagan’s nomination and experts noting uncertainty over exchange-rate stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rick Gladstone
NEW York
Paul A. Volcker
Federal Reserve Board
Alan Greenspan
Volcker
Greenspan
Fed
West Germany
Japan
United States
Reagan
U.S
Treasury
Hong Kong
Wall Street
David Roller
Wharton Econometrics
Bala Cynwyd
Protest Of OU Bonds Voice In Wilderness
A public hearing on Ottawa University bond issuance drew one protest from George Underwood. He claimed rights as a Christian and Baptist are violated by the proposal and accused the city of bias toward issuing the bonds. City officials said no commitment was made and the hearing produced no action.
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Melissa Bauman
Ottawa University
George Underwood
Apple Lane
Lyle Dresher
Dresher
John Duncan
Pizza Time
Us-59
23Rd Street
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National Guard Armory
Sheriff's Department and
Conservation Department
Mike Raley
The
National Guard
Dan Crawford
Garnett
Charles Edwards
Steve Zuk
Mettenburg
Danny Cope
Larry Mages
Thomas Bornholaz
Hospital
Wyoming
Douglas, Wyo
Glenn Nicholson
Glenn
Paget
AP News
the Man Greenspan
Planning Commission
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