Herald workers gain windfall as stock revaluation boosts pensions
The Harris Group revaluation raises Herald and six papers stock value by 9.4 million dollars and 403 thousand in PST value. Trustees explain shifts from profit driven to retirement plan, with 25 percent of profits historically paid into PSTs and now liquidity concerns prompting stock buybacks and possible 401K retirement changes. Former employees may withdraw windfall profits until June 30 after tax guidance.
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Dick Buzbee
The
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Jim Drake
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Area farmers buy extra insurance to guard against losses
Farmers in the region rush to multi peril crop insurance as 1988 losses loom in memory. FCIC data show a 21 percent rise in policies and 62 percent more wheat coverage than 1988 statewide. Local agents report 10 to 30 percent sales gains while the April 15 signup deadline for feedgrain and soybeans nears.
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Herald
Federal Crop Insurance Corp
FCIC
Tom Link
Kansas
Colorado
Manhattan
Link
Richard Prather
Ottawa
Prather
Beloit bulls on test weigh in at Beloit area feedlot
A group of 498 bulls tested at Solomon Valley Feedlot weighed March 27 and 28 with an average daily gain of 3.71 pounds. Notables include Janice Claerhout of Circle J Cattle Co at Princeton with three Simmental bulls on test posting gains above 4 pounds daily.
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Solomon Valley Feedlot, Inc
Kansas
Nebraska
Janice Claerhout
Circle J. Cattle Co
Princeton
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New trainer named full time training officer for 127th Field Artillery
Second Lt. Timothy Martar becomes the full time training officer for the 1st Battalion 127th Field Artillery with posts across Ottawa Olathe Paola Topeka Hutchinson Garett Burlington and Yates Center He succeeds Maj John McAuley Martar joined the Kansas Army National Guard in 1974 served with the 169th Engineer Company and held roles at Headquarters State Army Command and the 35th Infantry Division He will move with his family to Ottawa and resign civilian posts with the Adjutant General’s Department in Topeka
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169Th Engineer Company
Headquarters
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35Th Infantry
Adjutant General
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