Kansas Territorial debuts as High Plains regional magazine
The High Plains driven bi monthly Kansas Territorial launches in Dodge City with 32 pages and 5 000 copies. Barbara Oringdorff and Greg Harness lead the project with 250 subscribers and 14 Dart in Superette distribution, highlighting heritage and rural community projects across Western Kansas and Eastern Colorado. The team plans six issues a year and emphasizes local printing and area involvement.
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Kansas Territorial
High Plains
Barbara Oringdorff
Greg Harness
Harness
Kansas
Oringdorff
New West Travel Agency
New West News
TV Guide
High Plains Journal
Garden City Telegram
Southwest
National Federation of Press Women
New West
Territorial
Kansas Territory
Colorado
Blaine Davis
Clyde Blackburn
Gerry Hundley
Rodney Hoffman
Bob Greer
Bill Boyer
Ed Nicklaus
Garden City Community College
Ted Carlson
The
Joe Berkely
al Hickerson
Ray Pierce
High Plains Publishers, Inc
Dennis Harness
Telegram
ABILENE DUCKWALL ALCO reports 1980 third quarter income drop
ABILENE based Duckwall Alco Stores reports 1980 third quarter net income of 477,993 dollars or 0.24 per share on sales of 39,785,314 dollars, down 29.7 percent from last year's 679,654 dollars. Nine month results show 1,772,305 dollars net income on 116,147,209 dollars sales, down 6.6 percent from 1,898,479 dollars on 115,448,563 dollars. President Robert R. Soelter says eight new stores hinder profits but future remains promising.
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Abilene
Duckwall-Alco Stores, Inc
Robert R. Soelter
Soelter
Red oil find largest ever in western Siberia
Paris AP report cites a French oil bulletin claiming a giant western Siberia field with 619 billion tons of reserves. Petrostudies notes the find would dwarf Middle East discoveries and exceed 300 billion tons recoverable reserves from 1977. Soviet Geology Ministry experts called it unique and sensational, with about half of the oil potentially easy to extract.
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Paris
Siberia
Bulletin of the Petroleum Industry
Petrostudies
Middle East
Social investments rise in 1979 life and health firms
The 1980 Social Report of Life and Health Insurance Business shows U S life and health insurance firms sharply expanding social investments in urban housing and commercial projects in 1979. Low and moderate income housing reached $828 million, up about 30 percent from 1978, while commercial projects totaled $322 million, about four times the prior year. Overall, $2.2 billion was committed to social investments with many directed at environmental bonds and urban renewal initiatives.
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Clearinghouse On
Corporate Social Responsibility
U.S
Clearinghouse
Com
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Dennis
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Sandy Elliott
Roark Realty
Century 21
Elliott
Las Vegas
Nev
Southwind Country Club
Garden City Municipal Airport
Garden City
Finkelde
Darrell Finkelde
Groth “Farms
Wall's
IGA
Denny's
Scott City
del Mar Pantry
Garden City Row
Groth Farms Inc
Satanta
Grain ‘bin’ Fine Dining & Discotheq
E. Fulton
the Grain bin Supper Club
Garden City, Kansas
American Express
Convoy
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Best Western Motor Inn
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