Dodson plan approved in federal bankruptcy case
A U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Kansas City Kansas approved Dodson International Parts Second Amended Plan of Reorganization establishing a five year payment schedule to the IRS and certain creditors including Peoples Bank and First Source Bank. Dodson, based in Rantoul, operates under Chapter 11 after a Missouri suit ordered nearly 2 million in damages.
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Dodson International Parts
U.S. Bankruptcy Court
Kansas City
Kan
Internal Revenue Service
Peoples Bank
Dodson
Rantoul
Missouri
Dodson International
Federal
U.S. Bank
First Source Bank
U.S Bankruptcy
Dodson International Parts, Rantoul
Havens Steel Ottawa plant may reopen under Chapter 11
Havens Steel, based in Kansas City, plans to reopen its Ottawa, Kansas plant under Chapter 11 protection as early as next week. The firm owes about 11.7 million dollars to Commerce Bank of Kansas City and faces 21 million dollars in unsecured claims, with 16 creditors in Ottawa and two in Paola. The plant, commissioned to build reinforcements for the Paseo Bridge, employs about 150 people and has a 134000 square foot facility capable of 35000 tons annually.
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Havens Steel
Ottawa
Joe White
White
Kansas City
Kan
Commerce Bank of
Havens
Paola
Clek Scott Bird
China
U.S
R. Pete Smith
Kansas City Star
Ters
Minneapolis
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Detroit
San Francisco
Kansas Department of Commerce and
Paseo Bridge
Gambling rule wouldn't affect Ottawa
Senate committee backed Sebelius gambling plan with slot machines at about 122 bowling alleys, if they meet five year Club Reno criteria. Proposed expansion would reach many communities, while supporters praise potential revenue and jobs. opponents warn of impact on recreation facilities and gaming motives.
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Chris Grenz
Harris News Service
Topeka
Senate
Kansas
Ottawa
Bruce Burton
Royal Lanes
Princeton St
Reno
Kathleen Sebelius
Sebelius
Donald Betts
Wichita
Larrie Ann Lower
Kansas Bowling Proprietors Association
Betts
Stan Clark
Oakley
Herald
Candace Jones
Local Havens creditors listed in Ottawa and Paola
Havens Steel Co. bankruptcy lists 16 Ottawa area creditors and two Paola lenders. Some, including City of Ottawa utility and Carey Mechanical, Inc., report current payments. totals owed to creditors will be disclosed within 15 days. The list names Ottawa firms such as Ottawa Builders Choice, Didde Office Supply, CMI Dependable Trans, and others.
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Herald
Havens Steel Co
Paola
City of Ottawa Utility Department
Carey Mechanical Inc
Havens
Ottawa
Builders Choice
Carey Mechanical, Inc
Kansas
CMI
Dependable Trans, Inc
Didde Office Supply & Printing
Ottawa Truck
Killough Construction, Inc
Archie L. McGehee
Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce
Ottawa Co-op
Ottawa Country Club
Ottawa Sanitation Service
Ottawa Winnelson, Co
Town & Country Supply Paola
C&j Security, Inc
Derrick Truck Line Company
Political leaders push to save Flint Hills prairie
Kansas officials announce a new private Kansas Park Trust to complete the Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve purchase. Gov. Kathleen Sebelius and ex U.S. Sen. Nancy Kassebaum-Baker lead the effort with Dan Glickman on the board. a public meeting set for April 6 in Cottonwood Falls explains the ownership change. The 11,000 acre site north of Strong City sits under remaining $1.7 million debt.
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Kansas
Strong City
Chase County
Cottonwood Falls
Sebelius
Trust
Hayden
The
U.S. Secretary of Agriculture
Dan Glickman
Wichita
Kassebaum-Baker
Glickman
National Park Trust
National Park Service
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