Back to Tomorrow sweepstakes winners and local business briefs
Paul Kerstetter of Maupin tour Inc. was among 13 winners in Changing Times magazine four part Back to Tomorrow Sweepstakes. Gould Evans Architects earned a Kansas Preservation Alliance Award for the 80 year old Riley County Courthouse renovation. The award comes at the KPA banquet in Council Grove as Gould Evans adds a fourth KPA honor. Additional notes cover Kantronics Inc. directors and a new company plan, Heritage Manor of Lawrence replacing Regency Health Care Center management, a ribbon cutting for Chambers Maids, life insurance licensing, a KU law program on secured lending, Blue Heron Bedding’s move to 937 Mass. St with expanded lines and hours.
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Paul Kerstetter
Maupintour Inc
Changing Times
Gould Evans
Kansas Preservation Alliance
Riley County
KPA
Council Grove
Santa Fe
Baldwin City
Flint
Marvin Hall
Kansas University
Barkley Clark
National Law Center
George Washington University
Kansas University Law School
Clark
EU Law School
Robert A. Schroeder
Lawrence
Ku’s
Con
Blue Heron
E. Seventh
Mass
Susie Stoner
Galen Tarman
Seventh Street
Massachussetts Street
Tarman
KU Student Spins Screwball to Early Investor Demand
Girard says Screwball stock value has tripled since founding and he repeatedly turns down investment offers. He eyes first dividend this year and is expanding to market a second toy, Kickback, a softball-sized soccer ball on an elastic string with a hockey sack style return. Patents pending in the United States Canada and worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girard
Kickback
U.S
Budget clash seems a certainty
New York newswire reports President Reagan warned on the deficit at Venice Summit with allies, urging Congress to pass a constitutional balanced budget amendment. He rejected a domestic spending cut compromise and urged a line‑item veto, while critics claim his stance shifts with election pressures. The piece outlines deficit projections, military spending battles, and the impact of rigid fiscal policy on monetary policy under Volcker and Greenspan.
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New York
Venice
Reagan
Congress
Sen
Lawton Chiles
Florida
Chiles
House
Senate
White House
Federal Reserve
Paul A. Volcker
Alan Greenspan
Cheryl Wonnell and Associates opens specialty advertising firm
Cheryl Wonnell launched Cheryl Wonnell and Associates at 1012 Mass after purchasing Bob Benson's accounts for C S Direct Advertising. She plans to offer bumper stickers pens and pencils. Florida Plant World opens in Louisiana Purchase shopping center with plans to add gifts and plant delivery services. A Pella Window Store opens at 540 Fireside Ct managed by Ron Willis as a satellite office of Ray Anderson Co Topeka.
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Cheryl Wonnell
Cheryl Wonnell and Associates
1012
Mass
Wonnell
Bob Benson
Florida Plant World
Louisiana Purchase
Mary Brune
Fireside
Ron Willis
Ray Anderson Co
Topeka
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Kansas State Board of Education
Robert Thiry
Lawrence Building and Construction Trades Council
Kansas Council On Vocational Education
Thiry
Kansas
Kantronics Inc
Phil Anderson
Corlett Cotton
John Tollefson
Tom Polcyn
Larry Havlicek
Frank Burge
Kantronics
Anderson
Denise Berkley
Bill Pence
Harold Wood
Regency Health Care Center
W. 27Th
Heritage Manor
Lawrence Center
Wylene Niebarger
Lawrence Nursing Home
National Heritage Inc
Dallas
Regency Healthcare Management Inc
Atlanta
Regency
District of Columbia
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Chambers
W. Eighth
Tim
Debra
Larry K. McElwain
Philip F. Padden
Mary Pat Himmelberg
Warren-McElwain Mortuary
Tinuing Education
Lawrence Journal-World
Sam
MITAC
Iowa
Videoxpress
Robert Criswell
CLU Chfc
Million Dollar Round Table
MDRT
Bob
Wichita
Warren A. Wandling Agency
Press Energy Center
E. Douglas
W. 6Th
Suite D
West Sixth Street
Chris Arth
Bob Stephens
Stephens Real Estate
Chris
University of Kansas
West Sixth
Madels
M.C.C.S
the Park Inn