Coleman agrees cleanup for Wichita chemical leak
The Coleman Co of Wichita and the Kansas Department of Health and Environment reach a cleanup pact for a cancer causing chemical groundwater contamination under Coleman site on Gilbert and Mosley. Coleman pledges to remove trichloroethylene and prevent further leakage while addressing outdoor gear including coolers and thermoses.
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BMA Corp Wins Earnings Rise Ahead of Name Change
BMA Corp the Kansas City health care and Insurance Services firm reported first quarter profits rose from a year earlier with revenues nearly flat. The company said it earned about 1.1 million dollars or 12 cents a share for the three months ended March 31 and plans to seek shareholder approval to rename to Seafield Capital Corp.
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Stocks Edge Higher Amid Optimism On Interest Rates
The New York stock market rose broadly at midday with the Dow up 24.15 to 2955.05 as gainers outpaced decliners about 2 to 1. Analysts cited hopes for lower long term rates if Friday’s producer price index shows inflation easing, with blue chips DuPont Boeing Schering-Plough Philip Morris American Express and Wal‑Mart advancing. Volume reached 89.49 million shares on the NYSE.
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Hallmark Sees No Layoffs Despite Lower Sales
Hallmark Cards Inc president Irvine O. Hockaday Jr says there will be no layoffs as sales this year lag projections. In a company newsletter he asks 22 000 employees to cut operating costs to sustain profitability, with no detailed figures released.
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Information age to reshape workforce says Fort Hays head
Edward H. Hammond of Fort Hays State University told a Kansas City labor conference that the workforce must retrain for radically new roles as the information age matures into a bio engineering era around 2020. He warned millions face multi career paths and noted digital voice tech could standardize by 1995, transforming secretary roles and redefining wealth as mind power.
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