Davol seeks city approval for 125 jobs expansion plan
Lawrence officials weigh a site plan allowing Davol Inc to redevelop the former Kansas Color Press building on 11 acres. The project, in seven phases, aims to complete in one year with potential hires up to 125 over two years. Construction would start in spring after renovations begin next month.
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Stocks of local interest and market drop in New York trading
Local farm shares list Farmers Co-Op and Midland Elevator quotes for Wheat Corn Soybeans and Payment-in-Kind certificates. In New York, the Dow fell 31.99 to 2603.60 as rates rose, with 237 up, 1116 down and 407 unchanged on 54.20 million shares. Bond yields climbed to 8.62-8.65 percent. blue chips including Philip Morris GE AT&T IBM fell. Kansas City hog quotations show liveweight ranges and price shifts.
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Pittsons coal miners end strike in Appalachia pact
Pittston Coal Group strike ends as 1,695 United Mine Workers members in Virginia West Virginia and Kentucky approve a contract for job security and benefits while allowing around the clock operation and weekend shifts. Virginia locals vote 2-1 in favor, Logan County West Virginia tally 171-113, Kentucky locals reject 96-93 amid pending discipline for 13 miners. UMW Vice President Cecil Roberts set to announce official results today.
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Greenspan faces lawmaker scrutiny on inflation policy
Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan told Congress the economy likely escaped a near-term recession and should grow modestly this year. He warned growth will be weaker than the Bush administration projects, potentially jeopardizing deficit reduction hopes. Markets moved lower on his remarks as investors priced in higher rates and slower growth. He cited early 1990 data showing a tentative rebound, but noted inflation remains a concern and policy may tighten to curb it if needed.
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Treasury borrows more for S and L costs
The Treasury announced it will borrow 6 billion more than planned in the January March quarter to cover savings and loan bailout needs. Total market borrowing is now 47.6 billion, including 34.4 billion issued or announced through February 16.
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