Ottawa Guard short of recruits costs income
Ottawa is losing 369000 in guaranteed income as the Kansas Army National Guard unit lacks recruits. The Ottawa unit is authorized 161 troops but has 112, with six units at 71 percent strength. If full, income could reach 1.2 million, but 369000 is lost due to 49 unfilled positions affecting Ottawa and Garnett.
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Diane Yeamans
Ottawa
Kansas Army National Guard
James M. Stewart
Garnett
127Th Field Artillery
Burlington
Yates Center
Paola
Pleasanton
Kansas National Guard
National Guard
Europe
Stewart
Kansas
Savings and Loan
Ken Nichols
Reserve Officers Training Corps
Regular Army
Army
Nichols
Officers Command
Fort Riley
Mears Park
Bill Dempsey
Rantoul
Native Ottawan Returns To Peoples Bank Vice President Dan Winter
Ottawa native Dan Winter has been elected a vice president at Peoples National Bank and Trust in Ottawa. A 1976 Ot–A graduate with KU business graduate work, Winter previously worked in commercial loan departments at Bank IV of Wichita First National Bank of Lawrence and Commerce Bank of Kansas City. He will join Peoples loan department with projects in marketing and product development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Winter
Ottawa
Peoples National Bank and Trust
Winter
Bank IV of
Wichita
First National Bank of Lawrence
Commerce Bank of Kansas City
Peoples
Lakeside Video Opens In Pomona With 200 Plus Cassettes
Lakeside Video, a full line video rental store, will open at noon Friday next to the Citizen's State Bank in Pomona. Manager Tracy Hamiston, financed by Bruce Byers, plans a growing collection of videocassettes and offers videocassette recorders for rent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona
Lakeside Video
Citizen’s State Bank
Tracy Hamiston
Bruce Byers
Lawrence
Tracy
Eric
Erin Humiston
Humiston
Farm Management Report shows 1986 profits rise in Franklin County
Franklin County Farm Management Association data indicate 1986 was the best year in five, with 27 farms reporting average net income of 40082 dollars, up from 18858 in 1985. Dairies help bolster income though southern districts face poorer soil and fewer dairy hog operations, while top quartile farms show higher gross and net figures due to larger acreage and lower loan costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane Yeamans
Kansas
Farm Management Association
Franklin County Farm Management Association
Bob Bozworth
Franklin County Extension Agriculture
Franklin County
Bozworth
Montgomery
Association
State Farm Management Association
Stored Wheat Showing Insect Infestations
Robert Bauernfeind of Kansas State University reports on farm storage grain inspections across multiple counties finding insects in 61 of 71 wheat bins, with 35 containing live pests. Sorghum fared better, while barley, oats, soybeans, corn and sunflowers all showed activity in some bins. Regular bin inspections are urged to preserve quality and avoid price losses under new grading standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Bosworth
Robert Bauernfeind
Kansas State University
Bauernfeind
Hutchinson
Butler
Kingman
Lincoln
Marion
Ottawa
Rice
Stafford
Sumner
Bailout debate stalls Farm Credit lifeline plan
Washington lawmakers argue over how much money is needed to revive the Farm Credit System. Senator Tom Daschle says Congress will require solid evidence before approving a potential bailout, with the 70 billion dollar lender facing ongoing farm income declines and high interest rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tom Daschle
D-S.d
Congress
Daschle
Production Credit Associations
Senate Agriculture Committee
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Peoples Bank
Dorothy Warren
Edgerton Post Office
Edgerton
Iowa High School
University of Kansas
Ku’s School of Business
Pomona’s
FCS
Paul Hays
W. Tecumseh
Farm Bureau Insurance
Amoco Food Shop
Wendy's
23Rd and Cedar
Lesacctag
Sheldon Equipment CO
S. Walnut
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