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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 2002

Page

6

Banks aided Enron scandal cited by Senate panel

Senate investigators testified that major investment banks including Citigroup and JPMorgan Chase provided Enron multi million loans and aided in its deceptive accounting plans. They reviewed millions of documents and interviewed dozens of witnesses from Enron and Wall Street, noting banks profited from deals and helped investors rely on misleading statements.

Washington Enron Corp Enron Senate Senate Governmental Affairs Committee Wall Street Robert Roach Roach Citigroup Inc J.P. Morgan Chase & Co Citigroup J.P. Morgan Arthur Andersen

Boeing and EADS to jointly develop anti-missile defenses

Boeing Co and EADS Europe sign a memorandum of understanding to cooperate on ballistic missile defense for the United States and allies. Neither party disclosed costs or division of work. Boeing, with a Wichita production center, is Kansas’ largest private employer. National Farms sells four cattle feedlots in Kansas to Chesapeake Energy principals. closing planned in August. Sales do not affect Flint Hills grazing operations.

Boeing Co Airbus Boeing European Aeronautic Defence & Space Co EADS United States Wichita National Farms Kansas Oklahoma Energy Company Chesapeake Energy Oklahoma City Bill Haw Sublette Turon Pawnee Beef Builders Larned Parsons Flint Hills

Whi STREET Earnings of local interest

SBC Communications parent of Southwestern Bell Telephone reported Tuesday earnings of 55 cents per share, down from 61 cents a year earlier. Goodyear, operating a Topeka production plant, posted 18 cents per share, up from 5 cents a year ago.

SBC Communications Southwestern Bell Telephone Goodyear Topeka

Berry Plastics completes sale to GS Capital Partners

Berry Plastics announced it has completed the sale of its operations including the PackerWare facility in Lawrence to GS Capital Partners 2000. The deal values at 837.5 million and keeps Berry’s management in place and headquarters in Evansville Indiana, with no expected layoffs at the Lawrence plant.

Berry Plastics Lawrence GS Capital Partners Goldman, Sachs & Co Berry Evansville Ind

Drop Zone Eyes Lawrence for Paintball Center Move

Lawrence may host Drop Zone Extreme Sports, led by Ken Farris, as the firm seeks a 25 000 to 10 000 square foot warehouse to serve Brass Eagle gear distribution. The plan includes eight full-time and ten part-time jobs, with potential retail and recreation elements, amid expanding online and wholesale sales.

Lawrence Ken Farris Extreme Sports Inc Ooopee Drop Zone Extreme Farris Drop Zone Topeka Scott McClurg Journal-World Photo Drop Zone Extreme Sports

Kansas June jobless rate rises in student influx

Unemployment statewide climbs to 4.6 percent in June from 4.1 percent as seasonal student hiring boosts employment by 21 000 to 1.404 million. Lawrence, Wichita, and Topeka show varied rises with Lawrence at 5.3 percent and jobless gains led by schooling end effects.

Lawrence Topeka Dennis Kelly Department of Human Resources Kelly Kansas Trans Kansas University Wichita Kansas City

County unemployment rates rise in June across area

Duglas County posted 5.2 percent in June, up from 3.9 percent in May. Franklin 5.7 percent, up from 5.2 percent. Jefferson 3.8 percent, up from 3.4. Johnson 3.9, up from 3.8. Osage 3.8, up from 3.6. Shawnee 3.8, up from 3.4.

Duglas Franklin Jefferson Johnson Osage Shawnee

Lucent Posts Huge Loss as It Cuts 7,000 Jobs

Lucent Technologies reports a quarterly loss of 7.9 billion dollars and plans to lay off 7,000 more employees. The job cuts reduce the workforce from a peak of 155,000, with about 50,000 already shed in spin-offs and sales. The company notes a ninth straight loss and drops in equipment sales across the United States and abroad.

New York Lucent Technologies Lucent Agere Systems Avaya Pat Russo United States

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