Central Heights Girls and Waverly Boys Advance in State Tourney
In first round state tournament action, Central Heights girls and Waverly boys survive their matchups. Three other area teams are eliminated, with full coverage and game-by-game details on pages 4 and 5.
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Central Heights
Waverly
Wholesale Prices Fall for First Time in Six Years
The Labor Department reports February wholesale prices declined 1.7 percent annualized led by drops in energy, cars, and trucks. Food prices rose 0.5 percent, energy costs fell 0.8 percent, and all three PPI components posted declines for the first time since 1975 1976 era.
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Washington
Labor Department
White House
Larry Speakes
Clearing The Cemetery Muddle By Bob Burtch
A Neosho County case against Greenlawn Memorial Park, Inc. involves Jim Guffey of Chanute and seeks under $10,000 for maintenance services. The Chanute Tribune misidentified Ottawa attorney Robert L. Pinet. Memory Gardens Association partners include Harold V. Matney and Pinet, with Matney serving as registered agent. A separate Franklin County suit against Matney concerns retail sales tax registration. Matney defends and notes a $206,000 permanent trust funds and potential $200,000 market fund issue amid ongoing settlement efforts.
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Bob Burtch
The
Herald
Neosho County
Chanute Tribune
Chanute
Ottawa
Robert L. Pinet
Jim Guffey
Greenlawn Memorial Park, Inc
Kansas
Memory Gardens Association
Pinet
Harold V. Matney
Kansas City
Kan
Guffey
Matney
the Herald
Attorney General's Office
Cemetery Corporation
Study Exonerates Caffeine Pregnancy Risk Link
New York AP reports researchers found no evidence that caffeine use by pregnant women increases birth defects. The study examined 2,030 children born with defects, the second in two months to find no link. The FDA previously warned limiting coffee during pregnancy after rat studies suggested risks.
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New York
U.S
Dalmatian Missy Returns After Coors Anheuser Visit
In Golden Colorado a Dalmatian named Missy belonging to Anheuser-Busch’s Clydesdales wandered miles from a Denver promo stop. Coors secretary Carol Vis learned of the dog’s arrival and arranged the handover with handler Steve Dawson. Coors President Joseph Coors joked about renaming the dog Miss Michelob and suggested Switcher.
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Golden
Colo
Carol Vis
Adolph Coors Co
Missy
Anheuser-Busch
Tom Strawmier
Pye
Steve Dawson
Denver
Harris Enterprises to acquire Parsons Sun in Kansas
Harris Enterprises of Hutchinson announced the purchase of controlling stock in The Sun Publishing Company owner of the Parsons Sun. The deal makes Reed editor of the Sun's editorial page and expands Gordon E. Nordquist's duties as general manager. Minority stockholders are heirs of the late W. H. Martin. A separate correction note for a Citizens Advisory Council survey appeared in the issue. County forecast: cloudy tonight, highs in the 50s to 60s.
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Harris News Service
Sun Publishing Company
Parsons Sun
Harris Enterprises, Inc
Hutchinson
Peter M. Macdonald
Clyde M. Reed
Macdonald
Harris Group
Ottawa Herald
The
Sun
Kansas
Reed
Harris
Kansas Board of Regents
Corporation For Public Broadcasting
Washington
University of Kansas
K.A
Parsons
Gordon E. Nordquist
the Sun
Rey E. Miller
W.H. Martin
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Walter Ray
Johnny Ray
Dave Kaup
Association
Attorney General’s Office
Market Fund Inquirer
Norman Anderson
el Paso
Texas
Chanute Cemetery Corporation
Franklin County District Court
Mark Beshears
Division of Taxation
State Department of Revenue
Tion
Drug Administration
FDA
Ms. Vis
Citizens Advisory Council
Ottawa Board of Education
Food Service
U.S.C