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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 2002
Page
8
Kimberly Luckert has been promoted to an officer position at INTRUST Bank and will continue as branch manager in Ottawa. Her duties emphasize customer service, and she serves on the Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce Community and Image Committee.
Insurance firm State Farm enables banking through its agents Keith King and Greg Seymour in Ottawa with deposit and loan products, no retail branches, access by mail phone Internet at statefarm.com. Illinois ties Kansas for top public tech ranking, with progress in digital government and online tax filings and electronic benefits. Intel and AMD push faster processors. Intel tops at 2.2 GHz, AMD Athlon XP 2000 at 1.67 GHz, with efficiency gains in newer process.
Environmental groups back a farm bill amendment to exclude large expanding livestock operators from Environmental Quality Incentives Program aid, arguing it will curb factory farm growth. Proponents say mid-size farmers would face higher costs without support while agencies would monitor environmental standards.
Analysts see early travel demand improvement as a signal of economic recovery despite 9/11. Airlines report 90 percent load during peak holidays, with December hints of month to month gains, yet industry losses persist and capacity remains down. Corporate belt tightening and discounted leisure pricing slow full recovery.
Norton County will study the cost of implementing confined animal feeding regulations if adopted. Spectrum Technologists, Overland Park, will prepare an analysis by January 28 at a cost of 3200 dollars, adding to 34900 dollars already spent on attorney and consultant fees. county official Robert Wyatt expects a quick decision after receipt.
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