Mongolian Barbecue Opens on 23rd Street in Lawrence
Jade Garden owners Steve and Lisa Nguyen opened Jade Mongolian Barbecue at 1511 W 23rd St offering a traditional Chinese buffet plus a raw ingredients bar. Diners select items such as shrimp chicken pork beef and vegetables then have them cooked on a six foot grill by a chef in the dining area. The all you can eat format and single price grant access to both dining options in the former Country Kitchen building.
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Lisa Nguyen
Jade Garden
W. 23Rd St
Bong van
America
Country Kitchen
Adelphia Probed Over Off-Balance Debt By SEC
Adelphia Communications said federal regulators asked for clarification and documentation on about 2.3 billion dollars in off the books debt, much of it owed by the founding family. Shares have fallen about half in a week as the inquiry proceeds and Adelphia cooperates with the SEC. Officials did not immediately comment on the probe or on reports of 2.7 billion in off balance sheet obligations.
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Adelphia
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
GM recalls 1.9 million autos over ignition circuit risk
General Motors recalls 1.9 million cars due to a possible electrical problem that could cause a steering column fire. The action covers 1995-97 Chevrolet Cavalier and Pontiac Sunfire, 1996-97 Buick Skylark, Pontiac Grand Am, and Oldsmobile Achie ve models. No fires reported during driving. some cases involved smoke after failed start. Repairs at no cost to owners.
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General Motors Corp
Microsoft COO to Step Down After Short Tenure
Microsoft Corp. president and chief operating officer Rick Belluzzo said Wednesday he will step down after a little over a year in the role. Belluzzo, a veteran from the software industry, joined Microsoft in 1999 and became COO in 2001. He will remain until May and stay through September to aid the transition.
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Microsoft Corp
Rick Belluzzo
Litte
Belluzzo
Microsoft
WorldCom to cut 3700 jobs company wide
WorldCom Inc will eliminate about 3,700 U.S. positions, roughly 4 percent of its global workforce, to cut costs. The cuts hit WorldCom Group as the company lowers revenue growth and profits amid about $24 billion in debt and an SEC probe into accounting and executive loans.
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WorldCom Group
WorldCom
Clinton
Miss
MCI Group
Sprint PCS to cut 91 Kansas City area jobs
Sprint PCS plans to trim 91 positions in the Kansas City area to boost efficiency. The cuts include 39 information technology workers and 52 outside contractors, part of a broader elimination of nearly 11,000 jobs since October. Earlier moves included closing the Lawrence Customer Service Center with 500 jobs to go by May.
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Sprint Pcs
Kansas City
Sprint
Lawrence
Pilates trend expands Lawrence health clubs
The Midwest sees a celebrity driven Pilates boom as two new Lawrence studios open and existing gyms add programs. Desima Dawdy and Staci Wittenberg report strong demand for a body friendly workout focused on core strength and flexibility. Clients work with trainers in small groups or one to one, pricing varies by size.
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Hollywood
Madonna
Courteney Cox
Midwest
Desima Dawdy
Topeka
Absolute Fitness
Dawdy
Dandy
Staci Wittenberg
BodyWise Statt Pilates
Mass
Buffalo Wild
Wit
Enberg
Lawrence Athletic Club
Body Boutique Fitness For Women
Bill Howland
International Health Racquet and
Sports Club Assn
Melissa Lacey
Journal-World Photo
Damian Houston
BodyWise
Bush cites Mideast tension and economy for rising oil prices
White House spokesman Ari Fleischer attributed higher pump prices to Middle East tensions the recovering economy and seasonal factors while noting no concern over an Iraqi led oil embargo. He linked rising prices to demand as the economy recovers and urged Senate passage of Bush energy plan.
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Bush
U.S
United States
White House
Ari Fleischer
Israel
Fleischer
Senate
Naji Sabri
Malaysia
Iran
Kamal Kharrazi
Iraq
Commodity quotes and livestock wrap from St Joseph AP
Quotations show wheat corn milo and soybeans across several elevators with varying prices. USDA loan deficiency payments list 6 cents for corn and 81 cents for soybeans. St Joseph livestock highlights feeders steady to firm with 3500 receipts and futures lower for April live cattle and feeder contracts. Nonferrous metals in New York list gold silver and platinum prices.
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USDA
St. Joseph
St. Joseph, Mo
New York
Handy & Harman
N.Y
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23Rd Street
Spaty
Wings Restaurant
Wittenberg
Howland
Chad Lawhorn
Mideast
Ottawa Cooperative Assn
Ottawa
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Edgerton
Overbrook
Midland
Lawrence North
Lawrence South
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