Judge reduces damages in Orozco malpractice suit
District Court Judge Floyd Coffman slashed nearly 300000 from the 562600 damages sought by Luis and Phyllis Orozco in a tubal ligation malpractice case. Felip Orozco was dropped from the suit on a wrongful life theory, while parents may pursue 263800 for medical care 100000 for emotional distress 3800 for prenatal costs 50000 for pain and suffering 20000 for loss of consortium 10000 for mother's disfigurement and 50000 for interference with mother's vocation. Damages excluded include cost of raising Felip 75000 and other items. ruling continues with further arguments scheduled.
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Jay Bemis
Floyd 4H
Coffman
Luis and
Phyllis Orozco
Garden City
Ottawa
Francisco A. Reyes Jr
Ash
Robert E. Sutton
Independence
Orozco
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Orozcos
Felip
New York Court of Appeals
New Jersey
Tom Gleason Sr
Bob Green
John Langstrum
Lawrence
Services for Earl C. Ikenberry announced by Dengel & Son Mortuary
The Daily Report notes Earl C. Ikenberry of India California, a former Ottawan, died Monday and services will be announced later by Dengel & Son Mortuary. The list includes admissions, dismissals, an arrest for Robert M. Turner, thefts, vandalisms, and non injury crashes with local vehicle owners named, plus commodity quotations from Ottawa Co-op and Kansas City cattle and hog prices.
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Earl C. Ikenberry
India
Calif
Dengel & Son Mortuary
Here
Kay L. Sylvester
Ottawa
Lane
John B. Wilson
Rantoul
Ottawa Washburn Rural game film featured in brief
Betty Jones from Williamsburg is a patient at St Francis Hospital Topeka room 617. The Ottawa High Cyclone Booster Club meets at 8 p m Wednesday in room 106 at OHS. A film of the Ottawa Washburn Rural football game from last Friday will be shown. Nancy Doyen begins as an occupational therapist at Institute of Logopedics Wichita. The AWANA YOUTH Club Calvary Baptist Church meets Wednesday 6 55 to 8 30 pm for kindergarten through 8th grade. call 242 4835.
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Betty Jones
Williamsburg
St. Francis Hospital
Topeka
Ottawa High Cyclone
Toom
OHS
Ottawa- Washburn
Nancy Doyen
Institute of Logopedics
Wichita
The
University of Kansas
Howard Doyen
Awana
Calvary Baptist Church
Exhibitors Win Ribbons at Kansas State Fair
Franklin County exhibitors earned eight awards at the Kansas State Fair livestock exhibits. Kevin Bowman Pomona earned multiple top finishes with Chester White swine including firsts in late February and January gilt events and premier sire. Wingert Stock Farm Ottawa topped polled hereford classes with early and senior yearling bulls. George and Harold Wingert claimed second in several yearling heifers. Cartmills showed fancy pigeon varieties. Kathy McClaren Rantoul placed in geldings, stock seat, and scurry race in Ponies of Americas. Ron and Wilma Ball Princeton earned a brood mare and mare and foal placement.
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Hutchinson
Franklin County
Kevin Bowman
Pomona
Wingert Stock Farm
Ottawa
J.C. Bransteher
George
Harold Wingert
Harold
Cartmills
Max
Jill
Kathy McClaren
Rantoul
Finch Family Reunion and Community Events Ad Briefs
A FI NCH FAMILY reunion is set for Sept 21 at 1 PM in Celebration Hall at the Fairgrounds. W F W dance and fried chicken supper run 5 30 to 8 PM with a dance 9 PM to 1 AM featuring Linda Kay and the Bittersweets. Enter the Old Fashioned Christmas Parade on Ottawa Main Street Lat Nov 29 at 8 PM. entries welcome. info via 242 3254 or 242 1000. Highlights include High Interest In Town bonds from Edward Jones and Co. Pence Golden Eagle special and fall sales at Dundee Fabrics and Young Place Kids Clothes. Metzger Salvage now open at 118 EB 15th rear. Ottawa Library Preservation Committee seeking donations at First National Bank of Ottawa. treasurer Dr Andrew B Martin.
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Ottawa
CHS Gym To Be Open Amid Board Meeting
Central Heights School Board approved opening the gym to adults one night weekly, part of a plan similar to last spring. They bought audio-visual gear for 3,950 dollars after a trade-in, okayed the Title I program for 1980 81, and contributed 25 to the Don Hoppes Memorial Fund. A former student’s diploma request was declined though the board offered to continue work toward a GED. In New York, stock prices rose as recession signals faded. The Dow gained 6.91 to 944.54 as oil talks swirled. Production up 0.5 percent in August, still 7.6 percent below last year.
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Central Heights
Centrex
Topeka
Three Rivers League
Don Hoppes
Jayhawk-Lynn
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Federal Reserve Board
Energy Workshops Set Ottawa Offers Public Energy Savings
Ottawa city officials will hold two public workshops in October and November at the Municipal Auditorium to teach residents energy saving in winter. A $600 grant from the Kansas Energy Office funds the program. Topics include home insulation and available federal and state tax breaks. Attic insulation can repay in about three years as energy costs rise.
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Ottawa
Dave Watkins
Kansas Energy Office
Watkins
Municipal Auditorium
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