Policeman preacher serves God in two roles in De Soto
Kent Burns, a Carbondale police officer with seven years on the force, says his career is serving the Lord. After a life-changing spiritual moment in March 1978, he became a licensed Methodist minister while continuing police work. He now serves three Southern Illinois churches on Sundays and, as a traffic officer by day, he aims to help people through faith and guidance.
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Bonnie Marx
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Kent Burns
de Soto
Carbondale
Burns
Southern Illinois University-Carbondale Security Police
God
Jean
Jean Burns
Cape Girardeau
Thebes
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Upjohn plans nurse recruitment drive in Kalamazoo
The Upjohn Health Care Services based in Kalamazoo announces a 1981 recruitment campaign to keep nurses in the profession and attract new entrants. It includes advertising, public relations, a nurse image promotion, an expanded retention program, and a new nursing student scholarship fund. Paula Wehrman, UHCS director of recruiting, notes about 980,000 of 1.4 million licensed nurses work in nursing.
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Kalamazoo, Mich
Upjohn Health
Kalamazoo
Paula Wehrman
UHCS
Sex-change surgery shifted from top solution viewpoint
Dear Ann Landers explains that Johns Hopkins no longer performs sex-change operations and views surgery as less effective than psychotherapy. About 100 transsexuals were treated there since 1966. twenty major US centers offer the operation with costs from 5000 to 10000 dollars, and insurance coverage varies. Hormone treatment and counseling are essential. check local medical societies for nearest center.
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Ann Landers
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Jacksonville
Johns Hopkins
United States
New York
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