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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1990
Page
7
Health care woes top Wingert campaign agenda
Ottawa Democrat George Wingert running for Congress in the Fifth District cites health care crisis as the top issue. He says Washington representatives misread everyday life and criticizes the budget package for heavy taxes on workers and heavy cuts in agriculture. He would have opposed the defeated House proposal and urged deeper budget cuts. Continued on Page 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Hitch
George Wingert
Ottawa
Congress
Washington
Wingert
U.S. House
United States
House
Kennel Owner Fined In Puppy Mill Case At Topeka
Topeka woman Marilyn Marsh faced $3000 in civil penalties after a default hearing by Animal Health Department official Charles Briscoe. The nine alleged violations of the Kansas Animal Dealers Act were deemed true, including a $1000 fine for operating without a kennel license. No criminal charges were filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka, Kan
Animal Health Department
Topeka
Marilyn Marsh
Ottawa
Charles Briscoe
Carol R. Bonebrake
Ms. Marsh
Attorney General's Office
COL Hike for Elderly Social Security Recipients
Washington AP reports the 40 million Social Security beneficiaries will receive a 5.4 percent cost of living adjustment in January the largest rise in 8 years. The average retiree gains about 31 more dollars monthly from 571 to 602 and the 1991 maximum benefit for a 65 year old will climb to 1022.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Labor Department
Cedar House Health Center opens with new logo and expanded scope
Executive director John Jones leads the Cedar House Health Center opening in the former Franklin County Nursing Home at 204 E. 15th. The renovated building doubles space to 18,720 square feet, houses therapy rooms and an adult day program, and plans a child day program. The center emphasizes stress prevention, holistic care, and upcoming state mental health reforms. The event features a ribbon cutting with State Sen. Jim Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lori Alvarado Herald
Winterental Health
Franklin County
Cedar House Health Center
Cedar House Nursing Home
Franklin County Mental Health Clinic
South
Hickory
E. 15Th
John Jones
Jones
Jim Allen
Ottawa
Cedar House
Hopsitals
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Kennel Owne
Nicki L. Jones
Steve Zuk
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