RMH appoints Bregant to lead revenue boost and growth
Robert E. Bregant Jr. was named RMH administrator, vowing to focus on budget, revenue, and physician recruitment. He plans an executive staff to propose revenue enhancements within a week and to attract rural doctors, while addressing medical school access for rural students and strengthening ties with local physicians. The board also approved a $13,200 one year rental for a Work Simulator to aid return-to-work training, with expected minor patient-volume gains.
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John Coen
RMH
Bregant
Ward Memorial Hospital
Monahaus
Texas
Bud Gollier
Ottawa
Gollier
Bettie Sue Shumway
AMH
Kansas Medical Society
Topeka
Coen
Kansas Farm Bureau
American Federation of Farm Bureau
Kansas City
Larry Fore
Fore
Complaints Heard by Franklin County Commissioners
Two citizens spoke to the Franklin County Commissioners about road work encroaching on private property and difficulty obtaining county survey records to mark a property line. Lavernon Lohman alleged dirt pushed onto his driveway and junk material damaged. Connie Gillette sought clarity on fence lines amid inconsistent old records dating to 1868 and 1900 surveys.
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Bill Tellier
Herald
Franklin County Commissioners
Lavernon Lohman
Peoria
Lohman
Texas
Atttorney
Chamberlin
Connie Gillette
Rantoul
Bonis
Ray DeJulio
Gillette
Weather forecast excerpt for Kansas tonight through Sunday
Mostly cloudy tonight with lows in the low 30s. Extended forecast shows a dry warming trend Friday to Sunday with highs from the low to mid 50s east to lower 60s west on Friday, rising to the 60s statewide by Sunday. Friday lows upper 20s north to mid 30s south, Sunday lows upper 30s north to mid-40s south.
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Kansas
Wall Street Drops Amid Weak Opening And Overseas Pressure
The Dow sheds 13.64 to 3217.35 at midday as volume runs 85.87 million on the NYSE. Tokyo's Nikkei slides toward 20000 while Japanese forecasts turn downward. European losses deepen with overseas activity pressuring equities ahead of February retail sales data. Autozone slips to 35, Kohlberg Kravis Roberts trims its stake.
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New York
Wall Street
Japan
London Exchange
James Schroeder
MMS International
Chicago
Schroeder
Autozone
Kohlberg Kravis Roberts
West Franklin okays two extra spring days off
The West Franklin school board voted to add two days off for students this spring, extending spring break by one day for March 23 and April 20 to align with outcomes based education plans in a 50 district state pilot. The district adopted a 1992-93 calendar starting Aug 25 with half days first week and ending a week earlier May 20. A district mission statement was approved and seat belt pilot on some buses for young students was authorized.
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Pomona
West Franklin
James E. Cain
Natalie Roberts
U.S. Life Insurance
Williamsburg
Cain
Richard Leakey
Williamsburg High
Barbara Engel
David Clayton
PHS
Cheryl Thomas
Business Leaders of America
Ottawa Herald subscription rates and staff details
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates effective March 1 1991 and after for Ottawa and surrounding areas with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual options including rural and mail-out rates. Staff credits show editor A Hitch publisher Terry Ostmeyer managing editor Jay Bemis city editor Carol Ackermann advertising director Peg Armstrong circulation manager Virginia Whitacre and other roles. All rates are in advance and subject to state sales tax.
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Dim A. Hitch
Terry Ostmeyer
Jay Bemis
Carol Ackermann
Peg Armstrong
Mgr
Virginia Whitacre
Wayne Snow
Jean Rossman
Ottawa
Cartier
Mssor
Franklin County
State of Kansas
Lacey OK'd by Senate in narrow vote
The Kansas Senate narrowly confirmed Jack Lacey as secretary of wildlife and parks 22 to 11 with seven not voting. Critics cited lack of statutory qualifications. Lacey, a former postal worker and ex state representative, had served as acting secretary and then permanent appointee by Gov. Finney.
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Matt Truell
Associated Press
Topeka
Senate Today
Jack Lacey
Wildlife and Parks
Senate
Lacey
Joan Finney
Kansas House of Representatives
Fred Kerr
Pratt
Audrey Langworthy
Prairie Village
Easter photo special and spring fashions at Fashion Alley
Classified items note a photo sitting package with eight 1x10 and 2x5 prints for 34.95, a 60 percent saving, and new spring fashion arrivals including blazers and dresses at Fashion Alley. Also listed are two pancake feeds by Pomona Lions Club and Kiwanis at Ottawa and Pomona events with times and prices.
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S. Main
Fashion Alley
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