What Kansas needs is men who can talk still
An analysis contrasts Charles White's Kansas reform stance with Thomas Frank's view that conservatism ruins the Sunflower State. The writer defends White against a Chicago critic, arguing White favored organized industry and redress over anti business sentiment while noting current critiques of Westar and monopolies.
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Kansas
Frank
Fred Phelps
Enron Wife Heads to Federal Lockup in Houston
Lea Fastow, wife of Enron's former finance chief, begins a year in a Houston federal lockup after pleading guilty to signing a fraudulent tax return. She will live in an 8 by 10 foot cell with a roommate, share a toilet, and endure near-constant noise, far from a privileged home in Southampton.
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Enron
Lea Fastow
Andrew
Southampton
Andrew Fastow
Galveston
Vermont
Federal Detention Center
Lea
David Novak
Microsoft
Salt Lake City
Kansas reorganizes worker training programs under Kansas 1st plan
Kansas launches Kansas 1st uniting more than a dozen workforce programs under the Kansas Department of Commerce to streamline training for unemployed workers and align with evolving business needs. Gov Sebelius says the restructure, effective July 1, aims to boost the economy and improve responsiveness.
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Harris
Topeka
Kansas
John Moore
Kansas 1St
Kansas Department of Commerce
Kathleen Sebelius
Sebelius
Moore
Grams
Commerce Department
Kansas Department of Commerce and Housing
Kansas Department of Human Resources
Kansas Department of Labor
Beth Martino
Labor Department
Human Resources Department
Blimps and Cameras Aid Cotton Farming Research
In Camilla Georgia a 15 foot helium blimp hovers over a cotton field as University of Sentai researchers test drone style aerial sensing to detect drought stress early. Cotton physiologist Craig Bednarz notes the approach aims to boost yields quality and farm profits.
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Camilla
South Georgia
University of Sentai
Iraq
Craig Bednarz
University
Women BPW Ottawa elects 2004 05 officers
Ottawa BPW selects Linda Reed as president for 2004 05 with Julie Hasty as president elect Katrina Palan as vice president Barbara Gibson as recording secretary Deena Rogers as corresponding secretary and Donna Swearingen as treasurer The group meets at 6 30 p m on the third Tuesday at First Christian Church Ottawa Also Jayne Altic promoted to branch manager at Attic Commercial Federal Bank with 10 plus years in service and prior roles
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
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Katrina Palan
First Christian Church
Barbara Gibson
Deena Rogers
Jabez Salon & Spa Company
Donna Swearingen
Coldwell Banker
Ottawa Bpw
11Th and
Cedar Streets
Ibanks
Attic Commercial Federal Bank
Jayne Altic
Commercial Federal
Altic
Commercial Federal Bank
Galstant
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