Fed economist links strong schools to high paying jobs in Kansas
Fed economist Bill Keeton told legislators that Kansas must boost education to attract higher skilled jobs as the state shows a rebound after the 2000 to 2003 recession. He noted manufacturing, services, and agriculture lead growth while warning oil and gas prices could challenge momentum. The discussion included questions about job quality and data gaps in wage trends.
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Hams
Topeka
Kansas
Federal Reserve
Bill Keeton
Federal Reserve Bank
Kansas City
House
Senate
Keeton
Pete Brungardt
Rsalina
Federal Bureau of Labor Statistics
Wichita
Goody's Grand Opening Sparks Ottawa Foot Traffic
The Ottawa Herald covers Goody's new south Ottawa store with a festive grand opening. Staff and executives, a $100 voucher giveaway, and promotions drew long lines and strong community interest while the paper notes its own confusing notice about Herald Headquarters entrances and vestibule construction.
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Goody's
The
Ottawa Herald
Bob Goodfriend
Ottawa
Goody’s
Sprint unveils mobility management suite for corporate devices
Sprint Corp reveals a managed mobility package for medium to large firms to track issued cell phones and PDAs. It includes remote data erasure, automatic software updates, and pooled minutes, targeting IT departments facing device security and management challenges. Availability is expected in early 2005.
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Kansas City
Sprint Corp
Overland Park, Kan
Dent
Sprint
Business Solutions
Avi Greengart
Sterling
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David Twiddy
Associated Press
CPA
Rosie
Professional Guide
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Spruce
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State of Kansas
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