Smith chosen to return as Kansas credit union chief
Gov. Kathleen Sebelius selected John P. Smith to resume leadership of the Kansas Department of Credit Unions, a four year term awaiting Senate confirmation. He previously led the agency from 1993 to 1999 before directing Missouri’s Division of Credit Unions. Acting administrator Jack Hohman remains in place until confirmation.
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Kathleen Sebelius
Kansas’ Credit Union
Smith
Missouri Division of Credit Unions
Kansas Department of Credit Unions
Senate
Jack Hohman
Department
Jerel Wright
Kansas Credit Union Assn
Contact details for Mark Fagan business editor
The source provides contact information for Mark Fagan the business editor including a phone listing 832 7188 and an email mfagan ljworld com for inquiries or submissions.
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Mark Fagan
Mfagan
Ljworld
Rueschhoff Locksmiths name new owner Eichhorn takes helm
Rueschhoff Locksmiths and Security Systems enters its 30th year under Grant Eichhorn, ex-Rueschhoff employee and owner of Eichus Building Services. The move keeps the firm at 3727 W Sixth St with 18 staff focusing on customer service and retaining most transitions. Warren White re joins as security system manager while Lisa Rueschhoff continues to own Rueschhoff Communications Inc which handles 24 hour monitoring.
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Rueschhoff
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Eichus Building Services
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Sixth St
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Rueschhoff Locksmiths and Security Systems
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Journal-World Photo
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Internet connected gadgets redefine the 2006 CES show
The 2006 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas will showcase devices that are always on and linked to the Internet. Larry Page and Terry Semel will speak, with 2,500 exhibitors exploring how digital convergence ties computing electronics and communications. Video services and living room center devices aim to let users access content on personal devices anywhere.
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San Jose
Calif
Google
Larry Page
Yahoo
Terry Semel
Las Vegas
Tim Bajarin
Creative Strategies International
TiVo
iTunes
Comcast
Atypical testimonials and the ad truth rules
A Consumer Reports analysis explains how testimonial endorsements may bend rules for unusual results. It outlines FTC NAD FDA and BBB roles, disclosure obligations, and how misleads trigger complaints, enforcement actions, and possible product removals.
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Ftc.gov
Ftc
Consumer
National Advertising Division
Nadreview.org
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FDA
Better Business Bureau
NAD
Grain and livestock futures rise on Chicago boards
Grain and soybean futures jump on the Chicago Board of Trade with March wheat at 3.46 a bushel and soybeans at 6.28 1/2. Beef futures end mostly lower while pork futures mix. Local elevator prices show wheat around 3.81 and soybeans at 5.82 with regional variations. Nonferrous metals list spot prices for gold silver platinum.
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Ottawa Cooperative Assn
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Overbrook
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