Heinz EZ Squirt Stellar Blue adds blue ketchup to lineup
Heinz announces EZ Squirt Stellar Blue joining its color range of ketchup shades. Since 2000, Heinz has sold over 25 million colored bottles and held 60 percent of the U.S. ketchup market, aiming to boost overall sales with the new hue.
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Market quotes and local grain prices across towns
Markets show several company stocks with mixed moves led by SLM at 114.40 and Walmart at 54.63. Local grain quotations from Overbrook Coop Ottawa Edgerton and Franklin County Services list hard wheat around 3.26 to 4.26, soybeans about 5.69 to 5.77, corn near 2.28 to 2.37, and milo from 2.23 to 4.00, reflecting regional pricing.
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Obituaries memorialize several Kansas figures in April 2003
Clyde Oliver Johnson 77 formerly Ottawa dies April 6 2003 in Topeka. Retired police chief and longtime Kansas auto parts worker, he leaves three daughters a son five stepchildren and several relatives. Funeral 11 a.m. Thursday Penwell Gabel Mid Town Chapel. Burial Westlawn Gardens with Masonic rites. Memorials Arab Shrine Crippled Children Fund Topeka. Also listed are Debra Rosa Hartford, Ralph Masters, James Eckard and Opal Gander with funeral arrangements and survivors noted.
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Sebelius to sign bill extending jobless benefits
Governor Kathleen Sebelius plans to sign legislation extending unemployment benefits for about 17 000 Kansans in the next fiscal year. Two extra weeks of aid would be available after exhausting state and federal benefits, costing $10.2 million, funded by a $78 million federal grant to bolster the unemployment fund.
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