Hospital board considers chaplaincy and new staff policies
A hospital board formed a committee to plan a dedicated hospital chaplaincy coordinator. It reviewed a revised employee booklet offering 26 paid days off for three to five year staff, spanning holidays, vacations and sick leave.
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Gary Moore
Moore
Vince Thorpe
Gold Hall
Richards on Africa and South Africa policy voices
Richards warned that South Africa faces stubborn Afrikaners and limited change for the next decade while Western sanctions alone won t alter the internal dynamics. He cited Namibia and Angola as potential settlements, noted Cuban influence fading, and urged the West to offer more sympathetic consideration to Africa s nationalist trajectories.
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Page
Richards
South Africa
Great Britain
Britain
Rhodesia
Namibia
Angola
Africa
West
Smaller Corn Harvest Predicted For 1980
Agriculture Secretary Bob Bergland said 1980 corn yields likely dip from 1979 levels despite removal of acreage restrictions. The government opens its grain reserve to eligible farmers, with 1980 projections around 7.13 billion bushels, down 3.5 percent, while weather could push between 6.56 and 7.7 billion. Farmers expected to plant more corn as 1980 price support no longer requires land idling. Barley remains ineligible for the reserve due to current prices.
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Washington
Bob Bergland
Bergland
Medical groups blast FTC ruling on doctors ads in Topeka
Kansas Medical Society leader Jerry Slaughter called the FTC order absurd and said government agencies should not write professional codes for associations. He noted the FTC backed off from barring AMA advertising restrictions and argued the AMA should set codes of professional behavior in medical advertising.
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Topeka
Kan
American Medical Association
Kansas Medical Society
Jerry Slaughter
Federal Trade Commission
AMA
Slaughter
FTC
Polls Hint Carter Faces Mixed Public Mood On Crisis
The article outlines a Roper poll process examining public perceptions of presidential power over inflation, energy, unemployment and world peace. It details interviewers in Maryland and the shift to two questions on presidential influence and performance, noting rising Carter support among Democrats and a cautious view of a crisis of confidence.
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Roper
Miss Wilkins
Brennan
Carter
Jayne Ingram
Hagerstown
Maugansville
White House
Segaion
Murray
City votes to vacate Massasoit Street segment Ottawa Kansas
An ordinance vacates a segment of Massasoit Street east of Spruce Street in Ottawa Kansas. The measure, approved September 19, 1979, directs publication in the official city newspaper. A public hearing is set for November 15, 1979 at 7:00 pm in the council meeting room for landowners and interested residents to contest the vacating and transfer title to adjacent owners.
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Massesait Street
Eael
Spruce Street
Governin
Ottawa
Kansas
Messasait Street
Massasoit Street
N. W
Country Clue Haights
Dougiea
South Addition
S. W
Orlin W. Smith
Guy Clark
Bounty Carensslonere
A. E. Coffman
Carmen Pally
Larry Wasmune
RNSPN
Portamedic
P.Q. Box
Kansas City
Ottawa Herald
Princeton
John Brown
Bushman Construction Company
Harrison Township Zoning Hearing on Rezoning Notice
The Harrison Township Zoning Ward schedules a public hearing at Latimar Community Building on November 6, 1977 at 8:00 p.m. to consider rezoning a tract in Franklin County from A-1 Agriculture to B-2 General Business. A final report and recommendation will follow to the County Commissioners for approval.
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Northegate
Harrison Township
Ward
Latimar
Board of County Commissioners of
Franklin County
Kangen
Floyd 0. Burch
Robert &. Dunn
Notice of Probate Hearing for Clifford C. Dale Will
State of Kansas Franklin County probate notice for the estate of Clifford C. Dale case number PLO Jared. Petition filed Oct 5 1979 by L C Haughn as executor requesting probate of the May 28 1976 will and simplified administration. Creditors must file claims within six months of first publication. objections due by Nov 7 1977. The hearing is set for 10:30 a.m. in Ottawa Kansas.
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State of Kansas
Franklin County
Kanesan
Clifford C. Dale
Jared
L. C. Haughn
L. Co. Hauphn
Ottawa
Kansas
L.C. Haughn
Robert W. Grean
Patitionar Whaw
Second Sf
Classified Want Ads Rates and Deadlines
Public notice details want ad pricing per word per insertion and display rates. deadlines are listed as five p.m. the day before publication with Friday for Saturday spots. multiple insertions discount shown and correction policy noted. Ottawa Herald contact phone provided.
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Ottawa Herald
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