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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 2009
Page
7
Kansas City business desk reports April 1 2009 as LJ World coverage includes market trends company results and local enterprise updates. Key players and regional firms are highlighted with brief notes on financial movements and economic conditions impacting the area.
Walgreens will provide free care at its Take Care clinics for unemployed and uninsured residents through 2009. Eligible patients after March 31 may receive respiratory, allergy, infection, and skin treatments from 11 am to 3 pm, Monday through Friday. Proof of unemployment required. new job or insurance ends eligibility. Hallmark and plant in Lawrence expanding 99 cent cards to broaden options for customers.
Wall Street endured a volatile first quarter with a bear and bull market swing. From early year lows near 6,550 the Dow rose 21 percent in 13 trading days to almost 8,000 before finishing around 7,609. With persistent recession fears, investors await manufacturing data and March unemployment figures for clues on the economy’s turning point.
Jane Stevens, renowned multimedia journalist and Reynolds Fellow at the University of Missouri, will join The World Company in June as director of online strategies. She heads an internal Web and journalism operations team after the company split its Web work into Mediaphormedia and the internal division. Stevens has held roles at UC Berkeley and the Knight Digital Media Center and previously helped launch multimedia reporting and science news projects.
Consumer Reports On Health flags long held medical myths from eight glasses a day to annual dental X-rays. It highlights updates on antivirals for flu resistance, vitamin D intake, preventive angioplasty risks, honey for coughs, and stretching to prevent soreness, urging reliance on evolving research and tailored guidance.
Chicago Board of Trade futures mostly rose with May wheat up 20.25 cents at 5.3275 and May corn up 18.5 cents to 4.0475. Oats were steady at 193, while soybeans jumped 47.5 cents to 9.52. Live cattle and feeder cattle posted small gains, hogs and pork bellies rose modestly. Regional elevator quotes showed wheat around 5.18 and corn near 3.85, with soybeans near 9.27. Nonferrous metals traded higher with zinc, gold around 923.80, silver 12.9750, and platinum about 1120 per ounce.
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