Central Heights unites behind cancer victim
Central Heights residents rally in support for a local cancer patient drawing community care, fundraisers, and encouragement from neighbors and local groups as page twelve highlights the story.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 2014
Page
1
Central Heights residents rally in support for a local cancer patient drawing community care, fundraisers, and encouragement from neighbors and local groups as page twelve highlights the story.
Three suspects including Christel L. Collins Quenemo 27 Caleb J. Jeffcoat 26 and Robert Lee Martin 39 were arrested in connection with a Pomona Goppert State Service Bank robbery workers said. Collins faced additional possible kidnapping and hit and run questions though officials noted no link to the robbery. Police, sheriffs and state investigators executed search warrants leading to arrests and held suspects at Ottawa detention center with no bonds set. Authorities asked for any information to be reported to the sheriff or crime stoppers.
Officials at Ransom Memorial Hospital note regulatory changes and ACA cuts slow hiring in health care. BLS data show December job decline, flat growth in January across major health service sectors, with hospitals and residential care facilities adding far fewer positions than in 2012. Senator Moran cites aging doctors and shifting incentives as contributing factors.
Kansas Hospital Association notes DISH cuts tied to ACA expansion assumptions amid Supreme Court ruling allowing opt out. Experts cite national spending rise and nursing growth, while Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers criticizes health care job losses attributed to the ACA. Democratic voices and FactCheck.org dispute the claims.
Alfredo Ontiveros Jr., interim CEO of Ransom Memorial Hospital in Ottawa, calls the recent drop in health care employment a market adjustment. Ontiveros leads the Health Services Division at Executive Workforce Consultants and notes health care once grew while other sectors faltered during the 2008 2009 downturn.
Milton Sampson, 79, a former certified registered nurse anesthetist at Ransom Memorial Hospital, left retirement in 2007 to work again at Munson Army Health Center Fort Leavenworth. His career began in 1954 as a lab tech then X-ray, later earning a nursing degree in 1956 and an anesthesia specialty in 1961.
Local police report that an arrest warrant request is likely in a hit-and-run and kidnapping case after the suspect did not cooperate. Page 3 coverage notes a man recaptured following an escape from custody and his return to court.
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