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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 16, 2005
Page
8
Walter Frederking urges older Kansans to define desired jobs and identify skill gaps. The Salina Senior Center session covers homework for job hunting and adapting to technology, including amplified phones and accessible computer devices.
Telephones and computers provide features that ease office tasks for older employees. Larger displays and high contrast screens help, while magnification and other options assist those who cannot use standard devices.
Eddings notes OCCE helps workers choose phones and devices, and may assist in purchasing options. She cites Windows XP accessibility features such as a magnifier narrator, enlarged cursor, and color/font adjustments to improve visibility.
USPS profits from eye catching stamps. David Failor, director of stamp services, notes stamps bought but not used bring $150 million to $200 million annually for the Postal Service. He aims to keep a ready supply of attractive stamps since people inspect stamps on letters.
The Ottawa Sears franchise passes to Bill and Geri Owens, continuing local ownership after Bev Deardorff and family built a record across regional and national markets. Donn Higgins previously saved the store and built the Main Street location. Affordable Maytag changes hands to Adam Weigand, signaling positive downtown retail shifts as Plaza optimism grows for a summer movie theater return. Kay Russell of Rantoul, linked to The Wellsville Globe lineage, dies. her family revived the paper in the mid 1990s before its decline, while Elizabeth Layton gains recognition later in life.
Unibic NA plans Anzac cookies for Memorial Day with a portion of US sales benefiting Veterans of Foreign Wars. The cookies honor Australian New Zealand Army Corps origins and support VFW posts nationwide aiding soldiers and families with bills health care and hospital visits.
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