Ainsworths Sell Charter Line After 50 Years in Bus Service
After half a century in transportation Glenn and Maxine Ainsworth retire from the charter bus business. They sold Ottawa Bus Service's charter portion to Dan Newby of Kansas City, renaming the company Ottawa School Bus Service Inc. They will share facilities at 429 W. Wilson, with Ainsworth’s mechanic servicing Newby’s buses. The move stems from growth and government red tape, though Ainsworth will keep school contracts for USC 290 and oversee Cross Country Tours run by his daughter-in-law, Dora Ainsworth.
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Melissa Bauman
Glenn
Maxine Ainsworth
Ainsworth
Ottawa U.S.C
Ainsworths
Ottawa
Kansas City
Dan Newby
Newby
Ottawa Bus Service Inc
Ottawa School Bus Service Inc
W. Wilson
U.S.C
Paola
Waverly
Cross Country Tours
Dora Ainsworth
Richmond Welcomes New Giddy Up Go Grocery
Margo Bell opens Giddy Up Go in the old downtown grocery site to fill a months long gap. The store, a convenience shop with a game room, adds video games and a pool table, while renovations continue and shelves fill with requested items.
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Margo Bell
Kansas City
Margo
Diane Yeamans
Hermreck Named Young Leader at Soybean EXPO
Dale Hermreck a Williamsburg soybean farmer received the ASA Lexone Young Leader award honoring innovative young farmers from 26 states. He and his wife Linda earned an expense paid two person trip to the 1986 Soybean EXPO in Cincinnati while active in Kansas Soybean Association and other farm groups.
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Williamsburg
Dale Hermreck
Kansas Soybean Association
American Soybean Association
du Pont
Asa-Lexone
Kansas
Hermreck
Cincinnati
Soybean Association
Kansas Livestock Association
Farm Bureau
Anderson County
Smith Re elected National Chairman of PEN-PAC
Berniece Smith was re elected for a two year term as national chairman of PEN-PAC the political arm of the National Federation of Licensed Practical Nurses The federation held its national convention in August in Las Vegas Smith earlier joined as first vice president after the Kansas Federation state convention in April and serves at Ran som Memorial Hospital in the cardio pulmonary department with nineteen years of service
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Berniece Smith
Pen-Pac
National Federation of Licensed Practical Nurses
Las Vegas
Smith
Kansas Federation
KFLPN
Kansas
Seed Waterways Standards and Opportuni Tea Event
The fall seeding window for waterways runs Aug 15 to Oct 1 with two permanent grasses including one native. Seed mixes include brome or fescue plus switchgrass or western wheatgrass. reed canary grass may substitute in very wet conditions. The Ottawa BPW chapter will host Opportuni Tea at 7 p.m. Tuesday at One Franklin Plaza. Sharon Wiber Lenexa, past state BPW president, will speak. Contact Soil Conservation Service and Conservation District at 209 W. 2nd for details.
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Ottawa
The
Business and Professional Women
Franklin Savings Headquarters
Franklin Plaza
Sharon Wiber
Lenexa
BPW
Wiber
National Foundation
Soil Conservation Service and Conservation District Office
W. 2Nd
Warning on FmHA Foreclosures in Kansas Area
Area farmers face acceleration of FmHA farm loan foreclosures as notices go to those not replying within 30 days. Nationally 9,000 delinquent borrowers prompted accelerated action. in Kansas 240 of 7,647 loans may foreclose. District officials note 500 letters locally were unusually high but expected to rise if responses lag.
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Diane Yeamans
Osage
Franklin
Farmers Home Administration
U.S
Elton Murrow
May
District 3
Ottawa
Fmha
Kansas
Jerald Bandel
Murrow
FmHA Expands Balloon Payments For Farm Loans
TOPEKA The U S Department of Agriculture issued new rules to urge lenders to offer more loans to farmers with easier repayment. Balloon installments may be used on guaranteed loans under the interest buy down program, easing cash flow and potentially broadening access to federal financing for farmers.
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Topeka
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Larry E. Davis
Kansas Farmers Home Administration
Fmha
Davis
Reim
Kansas City Attorney Named SBA Regional Counsel
Robert Gangwere, a Kansas City attorney, named regional counsel for the U.S. Small Business Administration with duties across Missouri, Kansas, Iowa and Nebraska. Region 7 offices include Kansas City, Wichita, St. Louis, Cedar Rapids, Des Moines, Omaha and a Springfield branch. He is 33 and succeeds W. Donald Boe.
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Kansas City, Mo
Robert Gangwere
Kansas City
U.S. Small Business Administration
Missouri
Kansas
Iowa
Nebraska
William A. Powell
Gangwere
Small Business Administration
Wichita
St. Louis
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Omaha
Springfield
W. Donald Boe
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