Small town doctor honored as state family physician of the year
ENEXA Kan AP Donald Goering 65 longtime Coldwater physician was named Kansas family physician of the year for 17 years of service despite Parkinsons disease. He started in Coldwater in 1979 after practicing in Tribune and Salina and now teaches KU medical residents while making weekly nursing center visits.
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University of Kansas Medical Center
Johnson County
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Nebraska watchdog vows careful nuke review delay
INCOLN Neb AP the head of the states licensing process for a proposed low level radioactive waste dump says he will not hurry the review to meet a deadline. The commission ordered a preliminary license decision by Jan 14 while affirming safety will not be sacrificed for speed. US Ecology was chosen to locate and build a concrete reinforced warehouse for waste from five states near Butte Boyd County. Wood criticized US Ecology for five years of missing information and says the state will not rush a decision in three months without needed data.
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Parks and aviation bills stall Senate action in D C
Senate work to clear final obstacles to a Presidio parks bill and an FAA program vote dominates as lawmakers coast toward campaigns. Negotiators push talks on land exchanges and new designations across 41 states while Democratic and Republican camps clash over language affecting Federal Express and lumber operations.
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Gretzky to grace Campbell’s soup labels in 50 million units
Wayne Gretzky becomes the first person on Campbell’s red and white soup labels. He will appear on 50 million labels across 20 Chunky varieties beginning this week, with Campbell donating 1,000 cases of soup per Rangers point to food banks.
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Nursing scholarship honors Ottawan at NCCC
Ziba Ramaley an Ottawan attending Neosho County Community College received a Mary Grimes Scholarship for 1996 97. Ramaley a level II nursing student plans December graduation Annette Shoemaker Chanute shared the award. The scholarship supports NCCC campuses Ottawa Chanute Independence with annual fundraising events.
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Neosho County Community College
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Chanute
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