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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 2004
Page
14
Auto loan rates and terms can change without prior notice. Conditions may apply and quotes are not guaranteed.
The Douglas County register of deeds recorded 175 mortgages in the weekly period ending Tuesday. Breakdown by dollar value was provided in the report.
Penny Strasser-Tucker of Color Studio in Lawrence earns national American Board Certified hair colorist status after evaluation on 26 professional components. Lyle Turner of Ottawa joins Lawrence Landscape to oversee tree farm operations. he holds bachelor and master degrees in horticulture from Kansas State University and has long experience in grounds management and greenhouse operations. Steve Shanks of Farm Bureau Financial Services in Lawrence attends Life Sales Seminar in Des Moines to better serve clients. Hilary Kass of Linwood is Cook of the Month in Grit magazine. she works as a nutrition educator for Community Mercantile Co-op in Lawrence. Gerry Tigue becomes store manager at Red Martin Lawrence, after leading a large mattress chain in Phoenix. Tigue is a Bradley University and Keller Graduate School of Management graduate. The USDA Rural DevelopmentAgency is accepting applications for its Single Family Housing Direct Loan and Direct Repair Loan programs, with Lawrence contact provided. Christine North, formerly of Lawrence, becomes marketing manager at Sera Architects in Portland, Ore. Doctors Michael Malls and Jennifer Melick, KU Medical School graduates, join St. Luke’s South in Kansas City, Missouri. Beauty Brands on Clinton Parkway donates proceeds from its journal-World brief to promote business training.
The Topeka Chapter of the Kansas Society of Professional Engineers meets Wednesday 7 to 9 p.m. at Shawnee Country Club Topeka with Neal Dobler Keith Beatty and Chuck Soules as speakers. Other events include Greg Scandlen talks health care at Kauffman Foundation Sept 30, Downtown Express Network meeting at Lidia's Kansas City Sept 25 expo with Susan Meyer-Miller and Rose Ann Minnis, Discover More Dollars seminar Sept 13 United Way building, and a Johnson County Community College Small Business workshop Sept 22 Oct 19 and Nov 19 at Carlsen Center Overland Park. Reservations contact listed.
In Kansas City, hospitals add ceiling-mounted lifts and heavy-duty beds to safely handle obese patients. The market for obesity-friendly hospital gear, including beds up to 1,000 pounds and wider wheelchairs, grew amid rising obesity rates. Manufacturers like KCI and SIZEWise report rising sales, while costs remain high and customization increases.
Eye protection, ear muffs and ventilators drive growth for MSA and AO Safety as retailers report rising demand. Eyewear tops safety item sales, with new designs selling twice as fast as traditional glasses. AO Safety notes hardware sales rose from 99 million in 1999 to 137 million in 2002, while MSA expands with major retailers and bold advertising campaigns.
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