Former mayor exits KLWN radio after eight years on air
Bob Schulte, a former Lawrence mayor and city commissioner, and longtime hospital trustee, ends his part time radio run at KLWN after mid December termination for financial reasons. He says he logged more than 10,000 on air hours and will continue as VP at Gene Fritzel Construction Co and salesman at Fall Creek Realty. He will miss connecting with listeners and chats at the bank.
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Lawrence
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KLWN
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Fall Creek Realty
Submissions Let Us Know Briefcase for Lawrence Area
Lawrence Journal World invites notices on promotions awards new positions and business training completions. Submit details to the business news department by phone, fax, or email to Mark Fagan at mfagan ljworld com.
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Ljworld.com
Francis Sporting Goods expands with new warehouse and showroom
Lawrence owner Jon Francis plans a 4700 square foot warehouse showroom and offices near the Kansas Turnpike to support a growing Team Sales Division. The division, formed in 2002, has risen about 20 percent annually and now serves over 80 schools colleges and universities. He aims to update the Mass Street store at 731 Mass while preserving the downtown shop's 1858 heritage and longtime slogan.
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Dick’s Sporting Goods
Lawrence
Francis
Francis Sporting Goods
Kansas Turnpike
Team Sports
Roni
Iola
Kansas University
George Francis
Massachusetts Street
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Quantrill
Mike Yoder
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Thank-you notes for employer gifts stay in fashion this year
Etiquette experts urge timely thank-you notes for gifts from employers and others. Express gratitude, cite the specific gift or its use, and mention thoughtfulness even if the gift isn’t perfect. Email is acceptable but impersonal. handwritten notes are preferred.
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Pamela M. Harvit
Chicago and regional markets close with mixed commodity moves
Wheat and grain futures fell on the Chicago Board of Trade while cattle and hog futures rose or fell on the Mercantile Exchange. Local elevator quotes show wheat around 4.57 and corn near 3.41 with soybeans about 6.32. Nonferrous metals and precious metals held around 627 for gold and 12.55 for silver with copper near 2.63.
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Edgerton
Overbrook
Midland
Lawrence North
Lawrence South
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