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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 2002

Page

6

Dollar General to Open Lawrence Store on West Sixth

Dollar General will open a Lawrence outlet by mid September at 1811 W Sixth Street in the former Roach Hardware building. Grubb Ellis Winbury Group broker Allison Vance Moore confirms the Tennessee retailer will offer cleaning supplies health and beauty aids greeting cards apparel and some food items with about a third priced at a dollar or less.

Dollar General West Sixth Street Allison Vance Moore Grubb & Ellis Winbury Group Roach Hardware W. Sixth St

Sunflower Bike Shop marks 30 years with two free events

Lawrence's Sunflower Outdoor & Bike Shop at 804 Mass. hosts a 6 p.m. outdoor family carnival today at Buford M. Watson Jr. Park near Sixth and Kentucky, featuring tent displays, a sleeping bag race, and bicycle contests. An open house with refreshments and prize giveaways follows at 7 p.m. Thursday. Both events are free and open to the public.

Lawrence Sunflower Outdoor Mass Buford M. Watson Jr

United's New CEO Signals Tough Moves On Cuts

United Airlines' Glenn Tilton, on his first day as chief executive, told employees that difficult decisions are needed now amid a financial crisis. He did not confirm pursuing the same $9 billion in labor cuts over six years proposed by his predecessor and promised to work with staff as he contemplates his first steps.

United Airlines Glenn Tilton ChevronTexaco Corp

Court blocks Napster sale to Bertelsmann

Bankruptcy judge in Wilmington Delaware rejects the plan to sell Napster assets to Bertelsmann AG citing loyalties conflicts by Napster leadership. Chief executive Konrad Hilbers says the ruling likely pushes Napster toward liquidation and Chapter 7.

Napster Bertelsmann AG Peter J. Walsh Wilmington Del Konrad Hilbers Bertelsmann Hilbers

Drought slows Midwest business and Kansas growth

An economist from Creighton University says a severe drought slows manufacturing activity across nine states, with Kansas showing contractions in August. The overall index fell from 53.9 to 51.1, and Kansas reports weak new orders production and employment around 43.5 to 45.7.

Omana Nes Midwest Kansas Ernie Goss Creighton University Goss North Dakota Nebraska South Dakota Tempe, Ariz

Wall Street slides as investors grow skittish on economy

Stocks fell as concerns over weaker manufacturing data and downgrades to Citigroup and Ford spurred selling. The Dow dropped 355 points, closing 4.1 percent lower at 8,308.05, amid a slate of economic reports and looming Sep 11 anniversary concerns. Intel, Ford, Citigroup, and TBM led declines while United Airlines rose on news of a new CEO.

New York Citigroup Inc Ford Motor Co Arthur Hogan Jefferies & Co Dow Jones Dow Institute For Supply Management ISM Iraq Tony Cecin US Bancorp Piper Jaffray Minneapolis Wall Street Intel Lehman Brothers Ford Citigroup TBM PricewaterhouseCoopers Wall Street Journal UAL United Airlines Jack Creighton

Moody's downgrades Aquila to junk status

Moody's Investors Service cut Aquila Inc. to junk credit, prompting a $192 million payment due within 60 days. Aquila says operations will continue, with $754 million in cash on hand, as it shifts focus to regulated utilities and reduces energy trading. Shares fell to $3.78 on the NYSE.

Energy Moody’s Aquila Kansas City, Mo Moody’s Investors Service Aquila Inc Moody’s Robert K. Green al Butkus Butkus Kansas City Standard & Poor’s Fitch Junk Enery New York Stock Exchange

Stilwell to merge operations with Janus Capital

Stilwell Financial plans a year end merger to operate under the Janus Capital umbrella. The reorganized company will be named Janus Capital Management Inc with Mark Whiston becoming CEO. Denver will host headquarters, Kansas City offices close, up to 140 jobs cut, total staff over 1,300.

Denver Stilwell Financial Inc Janus Mutual Fund Company Kansas City Stilwell Janus Capital Corp Janus Capital Management Inc Mark Whiston Janus Retail and Institutional Services Janus

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