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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 19, 2003

Page

9

Remembering co publisher of The Tiny Times

Mrs. Tallman, 93, co publisher of The Ottawa Times and founder of The Tiny Times, died May 9 at Village Manor Nursing Center in Ottawa. Her husband Sheldon built a kitchen table press to launch early publications, and the Tallmans founded Tallman Printing Co. The Times and its Shopper successor were central to Ottawa journalism, later joining the Ottawa Herald family under the Ramsay and Tallman lineage.

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Resignation of longtime CPA Meyer shocks Agler and Gaeddert

Raymond E Meyer Jr longtime certified public accountant at Agler and Gaeddert resigns effective May 12. He expressed gratitude for decadeslong relationships with firm members and clients and did not disclose future plans. Keith Gaeddert called the move a surprise and wished him well. Federal regulators vow to close new Rx Depot of Canada that ships prescription drugs from Canada while owners defend legality. Co owner Rick Kiolbasa argues Americans pay more for drugs than Canadians.

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Silicon Valley teens become web savvy outpace peers

A San Jose Mercury News Kaiser Family Foundation survey of 800 plus youths ages 10 to 17 finds most Valley teens spend substantial adolescence online, with half using instant messaging or chat weekly and a quarter using messaging or email to stay in touch. schools narrowed the digital divide but home access remains higher.

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