Wood’s sick horse slows bid for 1989 barrel crown
Pomona rider Jeannette Wood, 1989 World Champion Barrel Racer, cannot defend her title this IFR season due to her horse Buster’s respiratory illness. Wood, with degree from Nebraska, aims to place in the IFR round and win the average while managing travel as her husband works and Buster regains strength.
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Diane Yeamans
Herald
Omona
Jeannette Wood
Pomona
Wood
Tulsa
Lil
IFR
Jerry
Buster
University of Nebraska
Beef exports rise on strong world demand
AP Farm Writer Don Kendall notes beef exports surged about 57 percent last year to 1.07 billion pounds, with a projected 12 percent gain to 1.2 billion in 1990. Japan plans a 60,000 metric ton quota boost, while Australia faces tighter competition as it boosts 1990 output and targets the Japanese market. Steve Reed of USDA ERS cites competition and storage strains as key factors.
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Don Kendall
Washington
Agriculture Department
USDA
Japan
U.S
Reed
Agricultural Outlook Magazine
PRY eradication funds questioned by Iowans in Congress
Iowa lawmakers rebuke the Agriculture Department over a 3.7 million PRV eradication program. Sen. Tom Harkin cites funds lost to administrative costs and demands accounts from inspector general and GAO. He notes Iowa hosts more than a fifth of swine herds and nearly half of national infected herds. USDA officials admit administration share exceeds intent.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Iowa
Congress
Ajuesky
Tom Harkin
Inspector General
GAO
General Accounting Office
Harkin
USDA
Ihe
Plans for Long John Silvers in Ottawa cancelled
Jerico the parent firm of the Long John Silvers chain has been bought by an investment firm that will not pursue further restaurant development. Undeveloped Jerico property is for sale or lease with a contact sign posted. Travcomm Travel relocates to 435 S Main for closer banking access and storage. Bob Dodson family owns both sites. GARNETT-A Stallion Alley show Feb 11 at ACCC Farm Barn features 20 stallions and health/entry rules. Linsco/Private Ledger merger creates largest independent broker dealer network with 1,230 reps and about $1 billion raised in 1989.
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Ottawa
South End
Jerico
Jertico Development Department
Tify
Country Mart
Wal-Mart
Garnett—A. Stallion Alley
Anderson County Boot & Spur 4-H Club
Allen County Community College Agricultural Team
Accc Fann Bam
Iola
Deanna Fuhrman
Arlene Jeffrey
ACCC
Linsco/Private Ledger
United States
First General opens Ottawa repair office
First General Services of East Central Kansas opens a local office at 2340 Princeton in Ottawa. The operation, a network of insurance repair specialists, concentrates on estimating and repairing residential and commercial property damage. Bud and Ralph Taylor, with over 20 years in construction, will represent the firm.
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First General Services
Ottawa
East Central
Kansas
Princeton
Taylor Brothers Construction
General
Bud
Ralph Taylor
First General
New director named for ag hall in Kansas City area
Walter Vernon of Prairie Village named executive vice president and director of the Agricultural Hall of Fame and National Center. He took the post January 1, after heading the Kansas City Board of Trade for 11 years and most recently serving as executive director of Kansas City Consensus, a civic nonprofit.
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Bonner Springs
Walter Vernon
Prairie Village
Agricultural Hall of Fame
National Center
Vernon
Jan
Kansas City Board of Trade
Kansas City Consensus
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Cooper
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Steve Reed
Department
Economic Research Service
Kansa State Bank
KOFO
Foggy River Boys
Branson
Ottawa Municipal
Hikey
Ottews, Kansas
Long John Silvers
Travcomm
Travcomm Travel
S. Main
Tina McComb
McComb
Peo
Ples National Bank
Bob Dodson
Linsco
Private Ledger
Linsco Financial Group
Boston
Private Ledger Financial Services of
San Diego
Private Ledger Corp
Mark Sigurdson
Ag Hall
State Bank
Ottawa, Kansas
Omega Chapter
Don Burroughs
Keith Gooddert
Corwin Shields
Acorn
Fred Doman
I.R.A
Kansas State Bank
FDIC
Iaaea
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