Real estate awards and professional honors across Illinois and Montana
Realtor Cherryl Daugherty earned President Club membership and bronze sales award at Bend Lake College Center ceremony. USFS honored Jessie Campbell, Carlotta Name and Greg Geyman for Outstanding Service Provider awards. Natyshok begins physician assistant training at University of North Dakota. Lowell Goetting named assistant vice president at Montana State University Bozeman after Army National Guard service.
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Cherryl Daugherty
President Club
The
Illinois Association of Realtors
Daugherty
Coldwell Banker Havens Inc. Realtors
Carbondale
Bend Lake College Conference Center
U.S. Franchise Systems Inc
USFS
Marion
Jessie Campbell
Stephanie Natyshok
University of North Dakota School of Medicine and Health Sciences
Grand Forks
N.D
Lowell Goetting
Montana State University
Bozeman
Goetting
Army National Guard
Kathleen Goetting
Victor Goetting
Chester
Ensign-Bickford earns Shingo excellence honor at Wolf Lake plant
The Wolf Lake facility, one of four Ensign-Bickford plants cited by the Shingo review committee, received the industrial excellence award for adopting efficient production systems. The plant, employing 250 workers across three shifts, features visual signals, cross-trained staff, and autonomous decision making, boosting productivity and safety while highlighting investments of millions over two years and a payroll exceeding $10 million.
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Miller
Wolf Lake
Ensign- Bickford
Graham
Simsbury
Shigeo Shingo
Toyota
Ensign-Bickford
Saturn
Spring Hill
Tenn
Joel Samuels
Anna
Samuels
Connecticut
Utah
Mexico
Canada
Lawmakers seek final farm program deal this week
Congressional negotiators aim to finish a farm program overhaul next week with a goal to apply to this year’s crops. Key issues include a Senate ban on meatpacker ownership of cattle and hogs and new limits on subsidies to individual farmers.
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Washington
Seth Boffeli
Senate
Tom Harkin
Iowa
House
Larry Combest
Texas
Combest
Keith Williams
Bush Administration
FTC seeks power over deceptive telephone advertising
The FTC would expand authority to penalize phone companies for fraud and deceptive ads. Chair Muris argues the 1938 exemption blocks strong consumer protection, noting rising competition since 1984. An FTC official says Congress must change rules to grant jurisdiction over telecom marketing practices.
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Washington
The
Federal Trade Commission
Timothy Muris
FTC
Federal Communications Commission
Bell
Muris
Consumer Federation of America
Consumer Leaders
Congress
Eileen Harrington
Division of Marketing Practices
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Herrin
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Geyman
Mircrotel Inns and Suites
Hawthorn Suites
Best Inns and Suites
Natyshok
William Hays
Accreditation Review Commission On Education For the Physician Assistant Inc
EL Dann
Johnny Miller
Southern Rose Worthen
Paul Kosco
Frankfort
State Farm
Drese Pac Life
Blocanir
House-Senate
Gay Hayes
Murphysboro
Extra Help, Inc
Illinois
West
Ernestine Drive
Marion, Illinois
Telephone Advertising Authority
Union Planters Branch
Crea
Union Planters
StepFive
Lincoln National Life Insurance Company
Administrative Office
Agency
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