RMH financials show operating profit and tax receipts
Ran som Memorial Hospital reports May operating income $20,406 over expenses, a $6,400 year profit, with $95,231 in half cent sales tax receipts this year. Revenue up 22 percent from 1992 while expenses rise 5 percent as staff overtime grows. Inpatient outpatient and swing bed revenues exceed budget. Trustees approve a $10,000 feasibility study for AMH Charitable Association and join a state crisis intervention program for area schools.
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Owen Pharmaceutical
St. Louis
Owen
Bob Bregant
Bregant
AMH Charitable Association
Ottawa City Commission Acts On Low Rates and Annexations
Ottawa leaders approved measures driven by low rates to invest in securities and refinance utility bonds saving about $250 000 in interest. They also annexed two parcels totaling 134 acres at 1136 and 1124 West 15th, approved a Wal Mart water agreement, extended the cable franchise term to ten years, and accepted a quitclaim deed for the Boys Club Building with cleanup planned by summer youth workers.
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Bill Tellier
Herald
Ottawa City Commission
Kansas Municipal Energy Agency
Sixth Street
Linwood
Burrough
Peoples National Bank and Trust
North Arkansas Wholesale Co., Inc
Wal-Mart
Ottawa
Franklin County
Dave Warren
Communications Services Inc
Richard Jackson
Boys Club
City Warren
Warren
Guard leader highlights Kansas National Guard role in Ottawa
The Adjutant General Major General James Rueger spoke in Ottawa on the Guard’s value to Kansas. He cited Desert Storm support, local payroll impacts, and the unit’s dual role in national emergencies and state disaster relief. Ottawa hosts the 1st Battalion 127th Field Artillery with 90 of 121 positions filled.
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Bill Tellier
Adjutant General
The
Kansas National Guard
Ottawa
James Rueger
National Guard
Kansas
Rueger
America
127Th Field Artillery
Ralph Young
127Th Field Artillery Unit
Tim Marter
Ottawa Middle School outlines computer improvement plan
Diane Yeamans reports Ottawa Middle School presents Explora tion of Education Through Technology, a mission driven proposal with five pilot programs across grades six to eight. Teachers Jack Shepard Pam Andrews Jeff White Donna Gladman Kathleen Mackie push computer use for remediation enrichment accelerated reading and inclusive access while seeking bids.
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Diane Yeamans
Herald
Ottawa Middle School
OMS
Margaret Betterton
Lincoln’ School
Whittle
Beilemson
Jack Shepard
Shepard
Pam Andrews
Andrews
Jeff White
Donna Gladman
Kathleen Mackie
David Kraemer
Clinton says Allies may bend to end Bosnia war
President Clinton urged European allies to accept his plan to arm Bosnian Muslims and strike Bosnian Serbs to force a settlement. He said the United States would defend U N peacekeepers and deploy 300 troops to Macedonia with minimal risk but warned against aggression in Somalia. He cited UN control of events in Bosnia and criticized allied hesitation on his strategy.
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Washington
Clinton
U.S
Bosnia
America
Yugoslavia
U.N
United States
Macedonia
Balkans
Somalia
Mohamed Farrah Aidid
United Nations
Marines Move South Toward Somalia From Persian Gulf
A four ship Marine contingent has been ordered to leave the Persian Gulf area and may reach Somalia within days. The unit could arrive by Saturday if deployed, as U S forces press warlord Mohamed Farrah Aidid with ongoing strikes and air raids after the Pakistani toll. This movement is described as a precautionary measure.
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Washington
Persian Gulf
Somalia
Pentagon
USN
Aidid
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