Pentagon fights to keep airwaves amid wireless shift
The Pentagon opposes moving federal and commercial users from key bands as FCC and Commerce Department delay a spectrum auction set for September 2002. An international group is designating 1755 to 1850 MHz for global wireless use, while the Pentagon warns relocating could take to 2017 to protect satellite uplinks. Industry advocate Larson says the Pentagon could profit from selling part of the spectrum, citing a past sale that brought in $17 billion.
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Modate Mobile Consumer Communications
Clinton
Pentagon
Federal Communications Commission
Commerce Department
United States
Larson
Wireless Trade Group
Lenexa group eyes market in growing western Lawrence
Lenexa based Wakarusa Equities led by Talbott bought the property last spring and began designing the retail center near the new Wakarusa Corporate Centre. The project, called Wakarusa Marketplace, awaits site plan approval at City Hall. Talbott says proximity to the office complex and its employees strengthens the venture amid Lawrence’s steady market and university tied economy.
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Lenexa Group
Lawrence
Talbott
Wakarusa Marketplace
City Hall
Pat Talbott
Local farm and metal price notices from Ottawa and NY markets
Ottawa Cooperative Assn publishes farm price quotes for Wheat corn milo and soybeans from multiple elevators with soybeans at 4.96 and varied wheat prices from 2.57 to 2.60. USDA loan deficiency payments cited at 34 cents for soybeans. Nonferrous metals report lists aluminum copper lead zinc gold silver mercury and platinum current quotes from NY and London markets.
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Ottawa Cooperative Assn
Ottawa
Milo
Edgerton
Overbrook
Midland
North Lawrence
USDA
New York
London
Wed
U.S
Handy & Harman
Mercury
Classic Eagle plans new regional distribution complex
Lawrence business Classic Eagle Distributing LLC plans a large warehouse and office complex in an industrial park to support growth. co owner David Duncan says progress depends on Meccesney approvals as neighbors worry about property values and increased traffic. The project would double the current building size and consolidate operations from Leavenworth. The expansion will add jobs and keep Budweiser products flowing to six county customers.
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Lawrence Paper Co
Reuter Organ Co
Standard Beverage Corp
David Duncan
Classic Eagle
Lawrence
Bo Harris
Classic Eagle Distributing LLC
Harris Construction Co. Inc
City Hall
Harris
Miller Acres
Sarah Peters
William
Peters
Leavenworth
Anderson, Atchison, Douglas, Franklin, Jefferson and
Times
Duncan
Kirk Lambright
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