Caring Program for Children helps Franklin County kids gain care
Editorials Show you care unveils a plan to aid up to 183 county children not eligible for state or federal benefits. The Caring Program for Children costs 204 dollars per child per year and provides up to 12 office visits, immunizations, vision exams, minor surgeries, ER visits, and hospital days. A May 14 seminar at RMH informs families how to apply. contact 1-800-432-0216 or mail donations to The Caring Fund in Topeka.
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Franklin County
RMH
Edie Derousseau
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Kansas
AMH
Caring Fund
Topeka Blvd
Topeka
T* Ransom Memorial Hospital
Public safety urged in crime offender notification debate
Guest opinion argues universities should inform the public about felons on campus. It cites Pittsburg State University and calls on the Kansas Legislature to consider a state notification system that balances citizens' rights with public safety, insisting safety must lead.
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Herald
Pittsburg State University
PSU
Kansas
Fading generation offers lessons at a funeral
A personal reflection on aging, memories, and changing funeral rites. The writer contemplates what others will say at their own funeral, praises a deceased friend's mother as a Great Lady, and laments fading traditions. The piece contrasts World War II era values with modern life and suggests staying connected with family.
After-prom thanks pour in from school parents and sponsors
The committee expresses deep gratitude to junior and senior class parents and a long list of local businesses for their continued donations and strong participation in the after prom party, noting nearly universal parent involvement and a highly successful event.
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Budge’s
Farm Bureau
Porter, Spears and Bundy
Briscoe Drug Store
Kramer/JCPenney’s
North Dairy Queen
McDonald's
Sirloin Stock
Country Mart
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Dietary
Ossadil Insurance
Benita Bowman
State Farm
Greg Seymour
H&r Block
Clara Griffin
Judy Altic
Driver's Farm
PHS Booster Club
STAR
Shorty Sanders
Subway
Pizza Hut
Best Buy
Topeka
Litwin’s
Citizens State Bank
Unified District 287
Apple Market
Town and Country
DeKalb
Galen Harris
Butler Florist
Dream Kitchens
Phil
Barb Pearce
Jim's Barber Shop
Mid-West
Bloomin’ Florist
Travel
Pepsi Cola
Lenexa
Loyd Builders
OH Pawn Shop
Athletic
Keyman Locksmith
Ottawa True Value Hardware
South Star
B&g's Country
Bouiques Bidde
Hotz
Merle Norman
Ottawa Floral
Casey’s
Pomona
Heartland Lanes
104Th Congress
Kansas contact list for state and federal officials
A compiled directory of lawmakers and officials with office addresses in Washington and Topeka, including U S senators Bob Dole and Nancy Kassebaum, representatives Sam Brownback and Bill Feuerbom, plus governors and attorneys general with phone numbers and web links for public inquiries. The list covers state agencies and legislative offices for constituent communications.
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Bill Clinton
White House
Pennsylvania Ave
Washington, D.C
U.S
Bob Dole
Hart
Senate
Nancy Kassebaum
Russell Senate
Washington
D.C
Sam Brownback
Longworth House
Kansas Ave
Topeka
Brownbak
House
House.gov
Brownback
Bill Graves
State Capitol
Carla Stovall
Appreciation for RMH Staff After Asthma Episode
On Friday morning April 19 at Ransom Memorial Hospital a wife faced an acute asthma attack during an early test but was stabilized by Dr Reynoso and hospital staff. The patient thanks Dr Lance Reynoso radiology Cristy Fenton RN Barbara Allen respiratory Dawn Ferguson ER and Gary Normand and others for caring professionalism.
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
Reynoso
RMH
Lance Reynoso
Gary Normand
Cristy Fenton
Barbara Allen
Dawn Ferguson
Larry Larkin
Elim
Rail trail opens gate, cattle gone from our farm
Local farmer reports the rail trail gate was opened and cattle disappeared after dusk. He appeals for action and laments ongoing disputes with the Central Heights school board over teacher contracts, urging patrons to unite for children’s education.
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Ottawa
Central Heights
Its Your Quarter community forum on school board
A community forum called Its Your Quarter invites input on school board actions and local concerns. Callers are urged to speak clearly and note prior Herald corrections about district numbers and dog barking issues while discussing budget views and blue dog support.
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the Herald
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Kathleen Parker
Tribune Media Services
Judicial Center
Kathleen Sebelius
Southwest 9Th
Bill Feuerbom
Statehouse
Ralph Tanner
Doug Walker
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