Hospital board split on timing of eye care and nuclear tests
RMH trustees debated purchasing four bed ICU monitors for about 120000 and remanufactured nuclear medicine equipment at 150000 amid renewal of a countywide half cent sales tax. They weighed tying buys to tax passage, public perception, and the need to inform voters with a clear equipment list.
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Heart
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John Coen
Ann Driver
del Hadley
Rollin Cote
Shumway
Cole and
Hadley
Hewlett-Packard
Eclec
RMH Board Keeps Bregant Salary, Extends Contract
Rawson Memorial Hospital administrator Bob Bregant will not receive a raise this year. The board approved a three year contract through 1997, with Bregant earning a salary of 71 925 plus standard benefits. Trustees debated ICU funding, nuclear medicine equipment, and cost controls as May operations showed losses, while net income improved with the sales tax.
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Shike
Rawson Memorial Hospital
Bob Bregant
John Coen
Bregant
Represent
Bregan
ORC tapes discuss no rule changes and fair play aims
The board reviewed possible amendments to youth league rules but did not adopt any changes this session. O'Dea warned of a telephoned threat while stressing inclusivity and fair playing time for all Bambino players, and members Garvin, Kornhaus, Davis, and Baldwin confirmed the motion lacked the two proposed rule changes.
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Don Kornhaus
Kornhaus
Garvin
O’dea
Commission
Steve Anderson
Anderson
Anders U
the Herald
Garvin, Kornhaus
Craig Davis
Debbie Baldwin
Wheat returns in ninety four favorable so far
Agriculture reports show wheat yields in 1994 Trending positive overall though several fields were poor after a wet spring. Heavy rains damaged soil, prompting some replanting for fall crops while farmers await moisture for potential double cropping if rains arrive.
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Hibdon
Tonight's Forecast Shows Thunderstorms and Rain Likely
The forecast calls for thunderstorms and locally heavy rain with a high chance of precipitation around 70 percent. Tonight lows in the upper 60s, shifting NW winds 10 to 15 mph. Friday through Sunday trend dry with hot highs in the 90s, and periodic thunderstorms possible Sunday. Reservoirs report current pool levels and outflows for Clinton Hillsdale Metverm Pomona.
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Cecasscreres
Ccsessirsr
SRS secretary urges shift from nursing homes to home care in Kansas
SRS secretary Whiteman highlights 1992 1993 state LTC expenditures of about 223 and 247 million dollars while serving similar client numbers. He urges growth of in home support and community based services, noting Kansas has many nursing home beds per capita and that prevention and mental health community centers can cut costs. He emphasizes aggressive child support enforcement and finding financial responsibility if parents abandon children.
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Whiteman
Kansas
Fedem
American Association of Retired Persons
Ottawa seniors meal set for Thursday at center
Ottawa seniors meal will be held at 6 p.m. Thursday at the Ottawa Senior Center located at 130 S. Main. Menu features oven fried pork chops mashed potatoes with gravy cream peas cranberry Jell O home baked whole wheat bread strawberry cheesecake coffee and iced tea. Bingo after dinner. Reservations at 242-7440. Transportation not available.
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Ottawa
Ottawa Senior Center
S. Main
Todd Campaign Inquiry Draws AG Scrutiny
Kansas Attorney General Bob Stephan ordered the Kansas Bureau of Investigation to probe allegations by Republican opponents Walker Hendrix and Doug Norman that Insurance Commissioner Ron Todd runs his re election campaign from his office. Stephan said investigators will interview staffers to determine what is happening. Norman had previously asked for an probe in a letter six days earlier.
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Kan
Ron Todd
Todd
Bob Stephan
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Walker Hendrix
Ottawa
Doug Norman
Hendrix
Norman
Insurance Department
KBI
Stephan
Fashion Alley Summer Sale at Gladman Frame Shop
Ad dets announce a two day summer sale offering 20 percent off entire stock including reduced items at Gladman Frame Shop 302 1/2 Main with summer hours and after hours contact. Also notes Heavenly Scents home fragrance and a class of 89 reunion on July 30 at Eagles Club. Vendor registration for Ottawa Streetfest July 30 available at Jan's Creation Station with contact 242-0949.
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Fashion Alley
Gladman
Lloyd
OHS
S. Main
Greenspan faces market jitters amid upbeat economic view
In an Oval Office session President Clinton and Greenspan urged focus on economic fundamentals as markets fluctuated. Lawmakers eyed Greenspan over volatility while options to stabilize the dollar included coordinated central bank actions or higher U.S. interest rates.
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Oval Office
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Budget Committee
Martin Olav Sabo
D-Minn
Greenspan
Bentsen
Federal Reserve
United States
U.S
Ottawa Herald subscription rates 1993 price table
The Ottawa Herald lists in advance subscription prices for delivery starting October 1 1993 across zones including Ottawa by carrier rural cartier motor route and mail in various Kansas counties plus out of state mail rates. Prices cover one month three months six months and one year with state sales tax included.
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Cartier
Franklin County
Miami
Douglas
Osage
Anderson
State of Kansas
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