Dairy Feeding and Management Session at Ottawa Court House
KSU extension dairy specialist Dick Dunham will discuss feeding and management of dairy cows to reach genetic potential at 1 p.m. Tuesday in the Courts Building Ottawa. Topics include dry cow care feed additives vitamins minerals NDF testing replacement heifers and more. Public invited. 1987 tax guides and 1988 farm books available at Franklin County Extension Office.
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Robert W. Bosworth
Courts Building
Ottawa
Dick Dunham
Franklin County Extension Office
KSU
Extension Office
Financing the Small Business Seminar in Ottawa
A Tuesday December 15 seminar, 7 to 10 p m at Ottawa University Mowbray Union, is sponsored by Lewis Stanley Means and Company of Tulsa. James D Means highlights that many firms succeed but need financing expertise and contacts to market and fund growth. The talk, Twelve Ways to Kill the Financing, stresses financing as a key local economic factor.
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Ottawa University Mowbray Union
Lewis, Stanley, Means and Company, Financial Services
Tulsa
Okla
James D. Means
Lewis, Stanley, Means and Company
Tulsa executive to present program on finance planning
To Be Topic could address. Means is founder of the Tulsa chapter of the International Association of Financial Planners and adviser to real estate firms and Fortune 500 companies. He serves as assistant to the co-director of the 1984 Republican National Convention and other credentials. Attendance is by reservation only with prepaid enrollments at 10 dollars and at the door 15 dollars. For reservations call 1 249 2600 between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday through Friday.
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Means
Tulsa
International Association of Financial Planners
Kansas leaders join MEF board to boost exports
Garnett man Jere White Tom Cook of Levant and Greg Shelor of Minneola join the U S Meat Export Federation board. The Kansas Grain Sorghum Commission and Kansas Corn Commission representatives attend MEF’s Denver meeting. They outline 1988 overseas campaigns on five continents and predict reaching half a billion consumers with Singapore Europe the Middle East the Caribbean Japan and Hong Kong. Swenson notes meat export value adds for Kansas livestock and grain producers with strong NM.
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Jere White
Garnett
Tom Cook
Levant
Greg Shelor
Minneola
U.S
Cook
Shelor
Kansas Grain Sorghum Commission
White
Kansas Corn Commission
Meat Export Federation
Denver
Colo
Kansas Grain Commissions
MEF
Singapore
Europe
Middle East
Caribbean
Japan
Hong Kong
Commodity Commission
Galen Swenson
Kansas Feed
Swenson
Investment firm outlines plans for Safeway stores in three states
SWO Acquisition Corp led by Martin Dubilier and Don Phillips says remodeling and profitability improvements are planned after buying 106 Safeway stores in Oklahoma, southern Kansas, and the Texas Panhandle. The deal includes three supply plants and the Oklahoma City distribution center with 5,500 employees and a $165 million cost.
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Oklahoma City
Safeway
Martin Dubilier
Clayton & Dubilier Inc
Dubilier
SWO Acquisition Corp
Don Phillips
Max Raydon
Oklahoma
Kansas
Texas Panhandle
SWO
Raydon
Safeway Stores Inc
Insurance Premium Break For State Farm Kansas Customers
State Farm Mutual will cut premiums on about 441,000 Kansas insured vehicles by an average 2.6 percent, saving about 3.2 million annually. The rate reduction follows 10.9 million in dividends already announced for Kassas customers, part of 201 million returned to 20 states.
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Bloomington, Llc
State Farm Mutual
Kansas
State Farm
Kassas
Kasnas
Bigham Wins Safety Award At Kansas Farm Bureau Meeting
Franklin County Farm Bureau safety chairman Robin Bigham, a Quenemo area farmer, received the District Safety Award for directing the best safety programs in Farm Bureau's Second District during the 69th annual Kansas Farm Bureau meeting in Wichita. The award reflects activities by the county safety committee and their impact on making agriculture safer.
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Manhattan
Franklin County
Farm Bureau
Robin Bigham
Kansas
Bigham
Quenemo
Kansas Farm Bureau
Wichita
KFB
Bank Officer Dallas Curtis Anderson Named at First Republic
Dallas based First Republic Bank names Curtis L. Anderson as a banking officer in the Multinational Line of Business. Anderson, an Ottawa native, holds a B A from Ottawa University earned in 1984 and an M S M from the American Graduate School of International Management earned in 1985. First Republic Bank Dallas leads First Republic Bank Corp, the largest bank holding company in Texas and the Southwest with 33.6 billion dollars in assets.
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Dallas
Curtis L. Anderson
First Republic Bank
First RepublicBank
First Republic Bank Corp
Texas
Southwest
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Red Wings
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