Northside feed store moves to new 1127 N Main location
K Cs Feed n Mate formerly Owen Feed will relocate Wednesday from West Wilson to 1127 N Main Heathman Service Station. Kay Ward and Cecil purchased eight months ago. Store hours 9 to 5:30 weekdays 8 to 4 Saturday. Bird seed small animal and livestock feeds offered.
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Cecil
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Pittsburg State University
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Ottawa
Sam H. Sheldon
Bowers & Sheldon, Chartered
Salina
Teachers' salaries top thirty thousand nationwide
The NEA projects the 1989-90 average for classroom teachers at 31,304 with a 5.9 percent rise from the prior year. Alaska leads at 43,153 and South Dakota trails at 21,300, highlighting a widening $21,853 gap.
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National Education Association
NEA
Keith Geiger
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South Dakota
Geiger
Five more infant pillow makers join nationwide recall
The Consumer Product Safety Commission announced recalls by Comfort Products, U.S. Mom's, MEP, Tailored Baby, Jumping-Jacks Shoes and others, expanding the infant pillow recall to nearly one million units. 19 deaths cited since 1987, with cushions that can engulf a baby face down.
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Consumer Product Safety Commission
CPSC
Comfort Products
U.S
Hollywood studios fudging box office counts sparks concern
In Hollywood insiders warn weekly Studio box-office figures are prone to manipulation to boost rankings. Executives note the intense competition and the lure of top five placements. Variety analyst Art Murphy and others say inflated figures can influence Oscar voters and ancillary markets.
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Chicago
Art Murphy
Variety
Legislative Highlights From the State Senate and House
The Senate shot down a proposed property tax rollback 11-27 for the third time, delaying wrapup momentum. A landmark mental health bill passed 38-1 to shift services to local levels and reduce patients in state psychiatric hospitals. A conference panel will weigh a constitutional amendment to criminalize desecration of the flag or religious symbols after House passage but Senate amendment rejection. Budgets show Social Welfare costs exceed Hayden's recommendations by 43.9 million, with SRS and regents budgets over by 37.9 and 6 million respectively. A funding bill to Governor Hayden totals 162.2 million for the Legislature and 10 agencies, while a dispute blocks final passage on nearly 905 million for the Board of Regents and its nine institutions.
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