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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 2001
Page
9
Weekend Weather Outlook With Warm Afternoons
Outside forecasts a 20 percent chance of afternoon thunderstorms today with highs in the upper 80s. Tonight will be mostly clear with a low mid 60s. Sunday brings mostly sunny skies and highs around the upper 80s, followed by partly cloudy conditions and a low around the upper 60s. Page 2.
American Eagle Opens Ottawa Distribution Center Work Begins
The Ottawa facility will employ about 200 to 250 workers, with a first shift of around 30 starting this week. The 400,000 square foot center uses a highly computerized conveyor system to move merchandise to packing, outbound trucks, or replenishment areas as it begins operations serving 156 stores west of the Mississippi, potentially rising to 200 by year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra Sykes
Herald
American Eagle Outfitters
Rick Stukus
Stukus
Lance ‘Sanders
Sanders
Therkforce
Ottawa
Linceck
American Eagle
Christina Neff
Jonalyn Rockhard
Rodney Simmons
Centropolis
American Eagle Distribution
Welcoming banners go up at city entrances
Public Works employee Brian Frick hangs a new welcome banner Friday morning on North US-59. The city plans to install 15 more banners at other entrances including five on South US-59 and five on both ends of K-68 highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christina Nett
Brian Frick
Public Works
Corrections Department Plans Partial Payments to Counties
The Corrections Department outlined a plan to pay about 830000 in bills from counties housing parole violators and up to 1.3 million owed for the last half of fiscal year 2001. Spokesman Bill Miskell said payments to counties will be possible next year after the Legislature reconvenes, while Shawnee County officials welcomed the move amid criticism of prior delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Pera of Corrections
Bill Miskell
STV
Miskell
Shawnee County Commission
Vic Miller
Miller
Charles Simmons
County jail grapples with parolee housing costs and bills
Franklin County jail supervisor Connie Jacobs says housing parolees on state supervision causes few problems with short average stays of 10 to 18 days. Bills for medical care, nurse visits, and a $1.3 million shortfall in state funding compound tensions with the Department of Corrections and county officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Potter
Herald
Connie Jacobs
Franklin County
Jacobs
Rose Rice
Department of Corrections
Women start own businesses rise in nation and Kansas
Harris News Service reports Shannon Miller and Julie Cordel opened Scrapbook Friendly at Hutchinson Mall and Salina, employing 15. Jeanette Pfannenstiel launched a Saturnation firm in Hays in 1999. The piece notes women own 5.4 million U.S. businesses, 7.1 million jobs, and 818.7 billion in revenue in 1997, with Kansas loans to women rising. experts cite mentorship and networks aiding growth and financing challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Crapper
Harris
Shannon Miller
Julie Cordel
Hutchinson Mall
Salina
Miller
Trinity
Hays
Jeanette Pfannenstiel
Ers
U.S. Department of Commerce
Sandy Licata
Kansas Women’s Business Center
Lenexa
Kansas
Elizabeth Ayer
U.S. Small Business Administration
Wichita
SBA
Ayer
Licata
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