Ottawa workers get retraining help in Saturday workshop
Former Lee Apparel and Commodore Homes employees will gather at Ottawa University to learn how the state will aid job retraining relocation and other assistance. The 9 30 a m to noon event features eight workshops led by K PACT and local groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane Yeamans
H.D. Lee Apparel
Citation
Commodore Homes
Ottawa University
Mowbrays Union
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert Rios
K-Pact
Ottawa Job Service Center
Kansas Power and Light
Department of Human Resources
Kaw Area
Robert Whitworth
Greater Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Wilbur Wheaton
Kristy Cannon
City of Ottawa
Tim Fitzpatrick
United Garment Workers of America
Jeff Forrest
Bill
Rios
Second
Hickory Streets
Ottawa Dentist Adopts Tooth Implants for Practice
Ottawa dentist Robert Bell introduces modern tooth implants after attending a Dallas seminar by Interpore IMZ. He explains implants anchor artificial teeth to bone, offering less pain and targeted treatment for bridges and dentures, with a 97 percent success rate over 14 years amid hygiene-related failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Robert Bell
D.D.S
Dallas
Interpore Imz Company
Bell
Specialists To Lead Production Meetings In County
Swine production meeting set for February 23 at 7 30 p m in the New Courts Building basement with KSU extension specialists Jim Nelsson Frank Brazle Pat Murphy and Lowell Breeden to discuss hog feeding disease control soybeans in swine rations and building remodeling Also Sheep Production Meeting February 9 at 7 p m Wellsville Methodist Church and D H L A Annual Meeting February 13 at Celebration Hall Reservations for the D H L A dinner due February 6 at the extension office Kansas State University satellite video conference Alternative Crops for Kansas on February 23 7 30 to 9 30 p m at Central Heights School requires pre registration Call 242 3166 The program features officials and researchers who will answer viewer questions The piece discusses spring oats barley and wheat planting timing and varieties with guidance from Jim Shroyer and notes about regional yields and fertilizer guidelines
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Bozworth
Courts
KSU
Jim Nelsson
Frank Brazle
Pat Murphy
Lowell Breeden
Wellsville Methodist Church
D.H.L.A
Celebration Hall
D.h.la
Central Heights School
Marc Johnson
Department of
Agricultural Economics
Orlan Buller
Don Erickson
Extension Ag
Frank Morrison
John Shirley
Jim Shroyer
Kstate
Shroyer
Bates
Lang
Larry
Lodi
Lyon
Moore
Don
Hazel
Etiquette Taboos for Exporters in Global Markets
Washington AP reports USDA Foreign Agricultural Service cautions exporters on cross cultural manners. Advice covers coffee etiquette in Arabia, thumbs up gesture across nations, tipping norms in Iceland Britain and Canada, business gift gifts in Japan, topics to avoid in Latin America, and flower color meanings in Brazil France and Switzerland.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Arabian Gulf
USDA
Foreign Agricultural Service
Germany
Italy
Australia
Lynn K. Goldsbrough
Foreign Agriculture
Britain
Canada
Saudi Arabia
Japan
Latin America
Brazil
France
Switzerland
Hallman and Vogler Promoted By KSB
After the annual stockholders meeting Kansas State Bank announces promotions. J Eric Hallman becomes assistant vice president and Kay Vogler becomes assistant cashier and Motor Bank manager. Hallman joined in 1986 as loan officer. Vogler has led the Motor Bank since 1978. Both carry families and local ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas State Bank
Larry Bailey
J. Eric Hallman
Kay Vogler
Hallman
Kyle
Lexie
Hunter
Eric
Flory Heads LPN Chapter in Shawnee County Kansas
Elsie Flory of Ottawa RFD 4 begins a term as president of the Shawnee County chapter of the Kansas Federation of Licensed Practical Nurses. She has served as membership chairman and can be contacted at 255 4495 for benefits and activities. Darwin L Eads, Ottawa University graduate, is promoted to Director of Personnel and Organizational Development at Marion Laboratories in Kansas City Missouri, overseeing compensation, management development, associate relations, and career development for the R D division. He holds masters and doctoral degrees from the University of Kan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Flory
Ottawa
RFD 4
Shawnee County
Kansas Federation of Licensed Practical Nurses
Flory
LPN
Darwin L. Eads
Ottawa University
Marion Laboratories
Kansas City
University of Kansas
U.S. crop value drops 24 percent in 1986
The Agriculture Department reports 1986 total crop production value at 58 billion dollars, down 24 percent from 76.7 billion in 1985. The AP notes the decline reflects lower prices and reduced yields across major crops nationwide.
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Washington
U.S
Agriculture Department
Ag Leaders Meet Soon
MERIDEN Kansas will host the Corn States Leaders Conference Feb 27 March 1 at the Kansas State Grange Center. Representatives from Kansas Missouri Nebraska and Oklahoma will attend. The conference theme is Building Bridges the Grange Way. Bob Barrows national lecturer will lead the two workshops for all grange leaders in the four state area.
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Meriden
Kansas
Kansas State Grange Center
Missouri
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Bob Barrows
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Lee
Commodore
Kansas State University
KSU Extension Agronomist
Lud
Steptoe
Otis
N. Main
Cal
Hallman and
Vogler
KSB
Fred
Franklin County
Doug
Susan Moore
Croucher Abstract & Co
Jeanette Croucher
West
Ottawa, Kansas
Inter Blades
Saf Tonia
Sheldon Equipment CO. Inc
S. Walnut
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