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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 12, 2003
Page
8
A column reflects on a new grandson and the pull of staying in Ottawa versus migrating for work. It notes Blaine Finch’s return, the Gollier medical family, and the telecommute trend shaping local employment, pondering a future where careers may hinge on home to cut travel and fuel use.
Westar Energy Inc plans to publicly release a report from a special board committee investigating prior management. The 9 am May 15 release time was announced by spokeswoman Gina Penzig, with options for public posting still undecided. The probe covers issues already under federal and SEC scrutiny, including aircraft use and shareholder matters connected to former CEO David Wittig.
Ottawa area professional Jerry Harnden joins Prestige Real Estate as a Realtor-Associate after decades as a home builder and renovator. He previously pastored churches in Ottawa and eastern Kansas from 1980 to 1992 and beyond, retiring to a farm east of Ottawa two years ago. His wife DeeAnne taught in local schools and now teaches at Ottawa University. their two adult children live in Franklin County.
Ottawa firm Town & Country Realty and Associates has joined Reece & Nichols Alliance and renamed to Reece & Nichols Town & Country Realty. Owners Rick and Kathy Leach say they retain ownership and independence and keep the 1428 S Main St office with the same phone number.
Nearly 500 Stanley Works toolmakers walk off the job in New Britain Connecticut after rejecting a three year contract. IAM Local 1249 rep Everett Corey says the offer fails on job security subcontracting severance and pension concerns. Strike began Sunday night.
The Bush administration announced a settlement ending a long running trade row with Canada over dairy exports. Canada will abolish subsidies under its Commercial Export Milk program and halt exports of subsidized milk and cream to the United States this month. Butter and skim milk powder subsidies will stay within WTO approved levels. USTR Robert Zoellick and Agriculture Secretary Ann Veneman praised the deal as positive for American dairy farmers and processors.
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