Government's Gold Medallions On The Shelf Gathering Dust
Treasury sales of over a million one and half ounce gold medallions failed to attract buyers as orders reached only 232,000 by mid September. Sales extended to December 31. New Australian 22 carat gold coin offers fixed price at 295 dollars with Queen Elizabeth II and a koala, sold via mail order from New Jersey.
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Hattal
Treasury
Congress
Royal Australian Mint
New Jersey
P.O
West Caldwell
N.J
Measured local calls may save few Kansas Bell users
Southwestern Bell told the Kansas Corporation Commission that measured service would mainly help about two percent of Kansas customers who have low local call usage. Aimed at larger cities first, the plan charges by call count, duration, time of day and distance, with a $2 monthly reduction for opt-in residential users, and a 90 day trial with a waiver of the usual $19 switch fee.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
State Corporation Commission
Leroy Schwartzman
Bell
Commission On Bell
Schwartzman
Commission
Kansas City
Wichita
Parsons
Hutchinson
Hays
Kaw
Officials Argue State Printing In Kansas Report
TOPEKA Kansas AP The Legislative Post Audit Report says the Kansas Division of Printing is less competitive and could save via more private contracting. Director William T Smith Jr defends operations saying the plant must run year round to serve agencies and avoid cost escalation. Auditor Richard E Brown notes cost advantages such as no profit margin taxes rent or financing and estimates 18 to 23 percent potential savings if bids favored private printers.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Division of Printing
Legislative Post
William T. Smith Jr
Smith
Richard E. Brown
Brown
Legisltive Post
Real Pioneer Women Of Different Types
Emporia Kansas experts depict Kansas women as diverse beyond the pioneer mother image. Dr June Underwood cites activists and reformers from WCTU to suffrage movements shaping education, labor, and social policy from 1850s to early 1900s, highlighting leadership in reform and aid efforts across the state.
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Emporia, Kan
Kansas
June Underwood
Great Plains
Underwood
Kansas Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
WCTU
United States
General Federation of Women’s Club
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Corning Ware
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