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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 2004

Page

12

White-collar criminal lands 24-year sentence

U.S. District Judge Sim Lake sentenced former Dynegy Inc. executive Jamie Olis to 292 months in federal prison for accounting fraud. Olis, 38, will serve nearly all the term with no parole, and will be 62 at release. The judge noted that good people can commit bad acts.

Dynegy Inc Jamie Olis Monica U.S Sim Lake

Havens Steel Wins Court Stay to Resume Projects

Havens Steel Co of Kansas City received a three week reprieve from a federal bankruptcy judge. The bonding company lifted the ban on project owners paying Havens for work. The 85 year old firm employs 700 plus, with about 150 in Ottawa. Six bonded projects can proceed, accounting for over 90 percent of current fabrication and erection work.

Kansas City

Ottawa Building to be Restored Under Kansas Main Street Program

The Kansas Department of Commerce provides a $15,000 low interest loan to The Body Mechanic Inc. to restore a downtown Ottawa building at 114 W Third St. Private developers commit $68,870 in the project as Ottawa joins 22 cities in the Kansas Main Street Program.

Kansas Department of Commerce Ottawa Body Mechanic Inc Third St

Westar Energy Restates Cash Flow For Three Years

Westar Energy Inc restated its cash flow statements for 2001 2002 and 2003 after misclassifying items including foreign power plant investments and dividend reinvestments. The restatement increases operating cash flow by 10.2 million in 2003 39.2 million in 2002 and 13.5 million in 2001 and reduces financing and investing cash flows in those years.

Westar Energy Inc

Wall Street extends gains after strong GDP data

The Dow climbs 170 points and the Nasdaq rises about 3 percent as a solid 4.1 percent GDP reading for late 2003 eases fears of a prolonged correction. Analysts differ on sustainability, with calls for selective buying while noting possible limits if the labor market falters.

New York Wall Street Goldman Commerce Department U.S

Console online games surge past PC multiplayer boom

In Austin, the shift from PC based massively multiplayer titles to console online fare accelerates. Xbox Live and PlayStation 2 online networks attract hundreds of thousands of players, with Sony selling 2.4 million network adapters and Microsoft targeting about 100 Xbox Live titles by May. NPD analysts note multiplayer is the key driver, while persistent online worlds face challenges such as cancellations and subscriber goals.

Austin, Texas Sony Corp Microsoft Corp Xbox Xbox Live Sony DFC Intelligence NPD Richard Ow Microsoft Seth Luisi Luisi Rand Miller Electronic Arts Inc Sony Online Entertainment Chris Kramer Kramer

Greenspan highlights farm productivity and rural shifts

Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan told an international agricultural conference that U.S. farmers have delivered major productivity gains, offering more food choices at lower prices while rural areas face population declines in farming. He noted nonfarm growth in rural counties, driven by manufacturing and services, and urged ongoing gains to stay ahead as global producers catch up.

Washington U.S Federal Reserve Alan Greenspan Greenspan Great Plains America

Grain and livestock futures mixed on Chicago exchanges

Soybean futures rose while grain prices mostly declined on the Chicago Board of Trade as May wheat and corn slipped, oats gained, and May soybeans advanced. Beef futures mixed with pork higher on the CME, with live cattle, feeder cattle, and lean hogs showing modest moves. Booster quotes from Ottawa, Edgerton, Midland, Lawrence, and Pauline elevators list various prices for wheat, corn, milo, and soybeans. Nonferrous metals quotes in New York show Gold at 416.10, Silver at 7605, Platinum at 920.00 per troy ounce.

Chicago Board of Trade Chicago Mercantile Exchange Ottawa Cooperative Assn Ottawa Milo Edgerton Overbrook Midland Lawrence North New York Handy & Harman N.Y

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