Corder returns to court after board suspension ruling
Judge Franklin Theis ruled in favor of Dr. Scott Corder of Ottawa, finding the Kansas State Board of Healing Arts erred by denying a full hearing before emergency license suspension. The decision limits damages to zero due to government immunity, leaving Corder without $184,000.
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Udge Franklin Theis
Scott Corder
Ottawa
Corder
Kansas State Board of Healing Arts
State Board
Dr. Corder
Theis
Jim Hitch
Letters Cemetery Needs Community Help
A reader responds to an Ottawa Herald May 29 article on Indian cemeteries, urging a cemetery fund for Muncie Cemetery. The writer notes township funds ceased years ago, George Caleb’s by pass surgery, his son Joe moving gravesite work, and only three families contributing. They urge all local Muncies to chip in to keep the cemetery cared for, citing Memorial Day improvements.
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Ottawa Herald
Muncie
George Caleb
Joe
Ottawa
Jim Hitch
Herald
Wamego
Us-24
Kansas River
Pottawatomie County
Wamega
John B. Schonhoff
Holland
Schonhoff
Leavenworth
John Chadwick
Abe Rawson
Chadwick
Ceres
It's Your Quarter community dialogue in Ottawa
Readers praise a mural project near the old J C Penney and urge youth programs and a Boys Club. A local writes about dog attacks and coaching, urging parental involvement and civic support, inviting letters to share views in the weekly column.
Wamego Tulips Windmills and a Scenic Flint Hills Drive
Commentary on Wamego Kansas as a Dutch heritage town home to a 120 year old windmill, Dutch Windmill Museum, and the Columbian Theater restoration. Notes Walter P Chrysler birthplace, local grants, and a 400000 fundraising effort. Describes a winding ridge drive through Flint Hills with a wrong turn toward Eskridge and a return to Topeka.
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Pottawatomie
Wamego Park
Wamega
Walter P. Chrysler
Ellis
Lincoln Ave
Rogers
Chicago
Columbian Theater
Leach House
Sicily
Alma
Wabaunsee County
Skyline Drive
Mill Creek Scenic Drive
Flint Hills
Excess of the 1980s meets a 1990s venture bill
TJ Rodgers of Cypress Semiconductor, wealth from taxes and jobs, criticizes H.R. 820 the National Competitiveness Act. He argues government venture capital would repeat failures like Commerce Department loans, increase deficits, and distort markets. Cox ridicules the bill as wasteful and anti entrepreneurial.
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Washington
Cato Institute
Drolly
Clinton
TJ. Rodgers
Cypress Semiconductor
Cypress
Commerce Department
Ron Brown
Democratic National
Commerce
Economic Development Administration
Chris Cox
Calif
Cox
House
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Third
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Karl A. van Asselt
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Charles Goodyear
Schubert
Ricky Nelson
Stephen Foster
Calamity Jane
Bill Tilden
Pierre L’enfant
World Features Syndicate
Schonhoff Family
Eskridge
K-4
Cruise
Topeka
Abilene
Eisenhower
D.C
Tee. H.R. 820
Wesley Mouch
Ayn Rand
Don Valentine
Apple
T.J. Rodgers
George F. Will
Washington Post Writers Group
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