Two KOFO anchors win KC Broadcasters awards Oct ceremony
Chris Bales and Eric Bushman of KOFO Ottawa shared first place for the 7 p.m. local news update in the complete news cast category. Bales earned a third for afternoon news updates and Bushman a third for Feuerborn Reacts to Bullock in single-topic event news coverage.
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Ottawa
Kansas Association of Broadcasters
Overland Park
Chris Bales
Eric Bushman
Bales
Bushman
Feuerborn
Bullock
France Wins U.S. Ban Lift on Pork and Foie Gras Imports
France’s agriculture minister announced that the United States has lifted an eight month ban on certain French pork and poultry products including foie gras and cold cuts. Inspections of four French meat and poultry plants by U.S. health officials over the past month satisfied U.S. concerns, though seven producers remain barred until they consent to inspections. The EU had challenged the ban at the WTO, noting sanitation issues were overstated.
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France
United States
Herve Gaymard
U.S
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Lantis Named Top Realtor by The Herald Staff
Cal Lantis of Coldwell Banker Lantis and Associates in Ottawa was installed as 2005 president of the Kansas Association of Realtors KAR. He has long served on multiple committees and boards including the Franklin County Board of Realtors presidency from 1996 to 1998. He plans statewide travel to meet local boards and boost community involvement.
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Kansas Association of Realtors
Cal Lantis
Lantis
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Overland Park
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Ker
Eloise Andrews
The
Franklin County Board of Realtors
APAC
Dan Light
Light Commercial Realty
Coldwell Banker
Lantis & Associates
Ottawa
Wealth gap widens for blacks and Hispanics after recession
A Pew Hispanic Center analysis of Census data finds white households held a median net worth over $88,000 in 2002, eleven times more than Hispanics and over fourteen times that of blacks. The report notes blacks lagged in recovery. 2002 median net worth fell 16 percent for blacks since 1996, while whites rose 17 percent and Hispanics 14 percent.
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Washington
Pew Hispanic Center
Census Bureau
Roderick Harrison
Joint
Center For Political and Economic Studies
U.S
Roberto Suro
Harrison
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