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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 2002

Page

5

HP executive Capellas quits amid WorldCom reports

Michael Capellas, HP's No. 2, resigns after a WSJ report naming him a top candidate to replace WorldCom CEO John Sidgmore. Capellas joined HP in May during its Compaq merger and leaves to pursue other career opportunities.

Michael Capellas Hewlett-Packard Co WorldCom Inc Capellas Hewlett-Packard Compaq Computer Corp Wall Street Journal WorldCom John W. Sidgmore

Block to appeal ruling in Texas loan fee case

Kansas City based H and Block said it will appeal a Texas judge s plan to order repayment of 75 million in a class action over undisclosed fees for refund anticipation loans. Judge J Manuel Bangles in Kleberg County said Block should have disclosed the fees to protect clients interests. Block denied fiduciary duty to tax customers.

Kansas City H&r Block Texas J. Manuel Bangles Kleberg County Tex Block

Sprint Chief Esrey Diagnosed With Lymphoma

Sprint Corp says Chairman and CEO William T. Esrey, 62, has a lymphoma diagnosis. He will start chemotherapy at Duke University Medical Center but Doctors expect a full recovery. He will maintain his daily duties during treatment and the course involves several hours every few weeks.

Sprint Corp William T. Esrey North Carolina Duke University Medical Center Esrey

Salaries Rise for CEOs in Most Industries in 2001

The Conference Board report finds CEO pay and perks increased in 2001 despite weak economy and stock market. Construction executives saw a 32 percent rise to a $1.5 million median, energy executives up 22 percent to $1.6 million, while financial services led with $1.9 million median. Transportation executives remained lowest at $753,000.

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Westar reports third quarter earnings rise after split order

Westar Energy posted a 21 percent rise in third quarter earnings to 61 cents per share on $529.1 million in sales for the quarter ending Sept 30. The Kansas utility, reorganization ordered by the Kansas Corporation Commission, faced a 27 cent per share one time charge linked to $400 million of debt and nonutility holdings including an 88 percent stake in Protection One. Shares closed at $9.40.

Topera Westar Energy, Inc Westar Barbara Eiseman Standard & Poor’s Kansas Corporation Commission Kansas Lawrence Protection One Security Alarm Company KCC New York Stock Exchange

Hoss & Brown to move HQ to West Lawrence complex

Hoss & Brown Engineers Inc will relocate its corporate headquarters from Topeka to the West Lawrence Wakarusa Corporate Centre near 18th Street and Wakarusa Drive. The move brings about 10 jobs at an average $50,000 annually, with plans to grow to 15 to 17 staff in five years.

Richard Gwin Journal-World Photos Hoss & Brown Engineers Topeka Lawrence Wakarusa Greg DivVilbiss Dan Kirk West Lawrence Hoss & Brown Engineers Inc 18Th Street Wakarusa Drive Pete Laughlin Hoss & Brown Kansas City Lo and Behold Laughlin Greg DiVilbiss DiVilbiss

United Airlines stock rises on tentative labor pact

United Airlines shares climb 9 percent to 3.57 after a tentative $412 million wage concession pact with 26 000 flight attendants over five and a half years, seen as a step toward restructuring though analysts doubt depth of cuts and loan guarantee.

Chicago United Airlines United UAL Corp New York Stock Exchange Glenn Tilton Air Transportation Stabilization Board Wall Street Jamie Baker J.P. Morgan Baker ATSB James Higgins Credit Suisse First Boston Machinists Union

West Coast ports back to normal after dockworker lockout

Cargo congestion at Los Angeles and Long Beach plus Puget Sound has eased after a 10 day dockworker lockout and federal injunction ending Oct 9. Officials say lines have vanished, but ship traffic remains lighter with about 3.5 container ships entering daily versus eight prestrike.

Los Angeles West Coast Pacific Long Beach Calif Puget Sound Wash Dick McKenna Marine Exchange McKenna

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