Cedar House Honors Aides After Certification Training
Friday reception celebrated 30 Cedar House retirement home employees who finished a 90 hour convalescent home course. Certified nurses aides listed include Linda Barnhart Denise Cox Karen Chapman Carol Conner Julie Cowdin Garnet Culver Carol DeCock Ruth Doty Renate Gordon Audrey Green Shirley Griffin Joy Gilliland Tammy Hansa Kimiki Harris Rateanna Hood Kevin Jones Judy Korkames Billie Leach Wilma Mendell Audrey Satomi Karen Singer Vicki Walleck Edna Whitworth Mary Wilson. Medication aides are Jessie Foote Pat Griffin Bertha Sawyer Hala Thurp Dorothy Zook. Shirley Troutman completed activity director training.
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Cedar House Retirement Home
Linda Barnhart
Denise Cox
Karen Chapman
Carol Conner
Julie Cowdin
Garnet Culver
Carol DeCock
Ruth Doty
Renate Gordon
Audrey Green
Shirley Griffin
Joy Gilliland
Korkames
Billie Leach
Wilma Mendell
Audrey Satomi
Karen Singer
Vicki Walleck
Edna Whitworth
Mary Wilson
Jessie Foote
Pat Griffin
Bertha Sawyer
Hala Thurp
Dorothy Zook
Shirley Troutman
Abscam Tapes Open Fire On Myers Bribe Case
Abscam tapes feature Michael Myers accepting a $50,000 bribe as networks lead their broadcasts. The expelled Philadelphia congressman says voters will react, while neighboring supporters defend him, and other Abscam defendants face trials. Supreme Court lets tapes enter public record.
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New York
Michael Myers
Philadelphia
U.S. Supreme Court
Myers
Congress
Rich Francolino
Ozzie (Myers
1St
South Carolina
John Jenrette
Rita
Jenrette
FBI
Wolo-Tv
Columbia, D.C
Washington, D.C
Supreme Court
U.S
George C. Pratt
NBC
CBS
ABC
Genentech Debuts At 35 Amid Wall Street Rally
Wall Street advanced with the Dow up 5.72 to 967.92 at noon and the NYSE composite index rising 47 to 76.79. Genentech, San Francisco biotech, opened at 35 and saw 1.1 million shares sold before trading spiked to 88 bid and then fell to 66% bid by midmorning. Eastman Kodak rose 24 to 69.34 as its Q3 earnings were awaited. Big Board volume reached 18.94 million shares.
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Eastman Kodak
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
Reagan Taking The Heat For Pollution Statements
Ronald Reagan faced criticism over offhand remarks claiming nature, not man, is the main source of pollution. He argued forests and decaying vegetation produce most oxides of nitrogen, and cited Mount St Helens and Santa Barbara oil slicks in defending industry roles. The remarks, made at a campaign stop in Steubenville, sparked protests in Los Angeles and drew environmentalist backlash.
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Los Angeles
Ronald Reagan
Mother Nature
Reagan
Mount St. Helens
Steubenville
Ohio
Smoky Mountains
Santa Barbara Channel
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Mount St. Reagan
San Jose
Calif
Mercury
Sierra Club
Union workers split from leaders on Reagan poll findings
An AFL-CIO poll shows rank and file union members align with many Reagan positions while leaders oppose him. It reports 72 percent back defense spending, 65 percent want a balanced budget amendment, and 60 percent oppose Panama Canal treaties. The survey, conducted for campaign planning, notes workers blame government more than business for economic woes and favors less regulation.
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Washington
Afl-Cio
Ronald Reagan
Associated Press
Committee On Political Education
Opinion Research Survey Inc
Senate
Reagan
Carter
Gerald Ford
Auction notice for farm sale near Ottawa and Homewood
Public auction announced after farm sale. Location details include 7 miles south of Ottawa Kansas on Highway 59 toward Princeton Cemetery with 41 percent west and 14 percent south. Alternate route 11 percent south 2 miles east or 4 percent south of Homewood Kansas.
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Ottawa
Princeton Cemetery
Homewood
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Kimiki Harris
Rateanna Hood
Kevin Jones
Judy
Abscam
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the Family Circus
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Lo~le
Daddy
GOD
Gentlemen
Iikee
Slim
Wall Street
Topic A
Genentech
FURN
M.W
Kenmore
Lincoln Elect
Ballard Wood
Claude Myers
Harold Myers
Clerks
Wanda Kirkland
Elaine Roberts
Acorn Club
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