Family doctor in Lawrence offers flat fees with barter option
Dr. Ryan Neuhofel opens NeuCare Family Medicine in the Medical Arts Building at 346 Maine on November 28. He charges monthly fees of 10 dollars for ages 29 and under and 20 dollars for older patients, plus service fees from 10 to 200 dollars. He does not take insurance and will host an online chat at 11 a.m. on WellCommons.com February 16 to discuss his practice and answer questions.
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Chili feed to aid youth programs at Legion hall
Breakfast Optimist Club hosts a chili feed from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on February 12 at 3408 W. Sixth St. Proceeds fund 25 youth programs including Boys and Girls Club American Legion baseball and buying dictionaries for all fourth graders in Lawrence and Eudora. Admission is 6 dollars for adults 3 dollars for children 6 to 12. ages 5 and under eat free.
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Lawrence
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Bill to ban insider trading by lawmakers clears Senate
Notable lagging approval ratings aside, the Senate passed a bill with a 96 to 3 vote prohibiting members of Congress and top aides and administration officials from using non public information for stock trades. New disclosure rules require online public reports within 30 days of each trade, sending the measure to the House for consideration next week led by Majority Leader Eric Cantor.
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Market closes mixed as stocks rise and commodities shift
The Dow adds 11.05 points to 12 705.45 while the Nasdaq gains 11.41 to 2 859.68 and the S&P 500 climbs 1.45 to 1 325.54. Treasury yields hold at 3.01 percent as commodities move in varied directions with corn at 6.43, soybeans at 12.17, wheat at 7.18, oil down to 96.36, gold to 1 759.30, silver at 34.18, and platinum at 1 629.90.
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Library seeks new director before expansion starts
Lawrence Public Library board confirms six finalists after teleconference interviews as they aim to appoint a director by March to oversee the $19 million expansion set to begin in summer. applicants come from across the United States, with emphasis on merging technology growth with traditional library services.
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Lawrence Public Library Board
Terry Seibold
Leibold
Bruce Flanders
Library Board
MidAmerica Nazarene University
Olathe
Chris Burger
Burger
Vermont
Facebook IPO poses profit pressure for ad growth
After its planned IPO, Facebook faces scrutiny over per user revenue of 4.39 dollars. Analysts expect the company to push for user growth or heavier advertising to reach Google level revenue, posing a risk of hurting the user experience on a site built for social conversation.
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University of Notre Dame
Tim Loughran
Hewlett Packard Co
Mark Zuckerberg
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