Applebee's Opens in Ottawa Raises Funds for ECKAN
At the Ottawa opening, Applebee's hosted Very Important Neighbor events to support East Central Kansas Economic Opportunity Corp. ECKAN donations totaled 3216 by night’s end. J W Fisher, GM, praised the community’s welcome and noted the restaurant opened after an Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce ribbon cutting.
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Online filing could be free for millions next year
The Bush administration proposes free online tax filing for up to 78 million taxpayers via a private consortium. Providers must offer free service to at least 10 percent of their customers, with 60 percent of returns expected to be filed for free by next year.
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Old Time Liquor opens in Pomona with local ties
Carolyn Roy opens Old Time Liquor at 117 E. Franklin as Pomona’s second package liquor store. She previously ran an antique shop and an adult home cafe and plans to turn the business into a family venture. The store operates 9:30 a.m. to 11 p.m. six days a week.
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Unemployment sticks at 5.9 percent amid weak July jobs
The July unemployment rate held at 5.9 percent with only 6,000 new jobs, sparking fears of a slow recovery. Services added modestly while construction and manufacturing cut jobs, sending stocks down as analysts warn rates may stay low and hiring remains cautious.
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CEOs and CFOs Face Sworn Financial Certifications
The SEC requires chief executive and chief financial officers of major firms to file sworn statements certifying the accuracy of recent financial reports by August 14, amid a year of accounting scandals and a broad crackdown. Several companies had filed by Friday, including Amazon, AMR, Federal Express, Oracle, PepsiCo, Southwest, and Texas Instruments, with scrutiny rising after WorldCom’s $4 billion misstatement.
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