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The Journal Times from Racine, Wisconsin • 18

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The Journal Timesi
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Racine, Wisconsin
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the Journal Times UP 832 Unchanged 505 Down I 649 FRIDAY May 18, 1990 6B 8PW piresideirtiS. cites graiap's key goais By Laura J. Meriaalo Journal Times Nothing is constant but perhaps the friends who help others deal with life's uncertainties. That lesson became clear to LaVerne Francis Collins, president of Business and Professional Women USA, during her 20 years as a BPW member. Collins, 43, is in Racine for the annual state BPW convention at Sheraton Racine Inn and Conference Center, which runs through Sunday.

Collins said she joined BPW at age 23, when she worked as a clerk in an office. The people she met through the organization, she said, became friends and mentors who helped her in her personal and professional life. BPW, Collins said, is "not just for the women In the board room. It's for women in the clerical pool." "We're about survival, basic needs, better homes better com-munties," Collins said. At the national level, BPWUSA takes on issues such as minimum wage (which even with the latest increase to $3.80 is not enough to survive, according to Collins), a pro-choice stance on the abortion issue and is currently urging Congress to pass a family leave bill.

Civil rights issues also were a top concern, as the workforce in the year 2000 is projected to be dominated by minorities, immigrants and women, according to Collins. At the local level, BPW's 3,100 chapters nationwide have programs ranging from help for teen-age girls to plan their lives and avoid teen pregnancy, to assisting women in business. Education and support will be the key ingredients in coping with a constantly changing world, according to Collins. As a BPW member, Collins said she received that support as she juggled the roles of mother, wife, student and working woman in her 20s in Anchorage, Alaska. At age 29, divorce forced her to change her dependent lifestyle to one of total indendence as a single parent with two sons to care for.

A year later, a traffic accident claimed the lives of her sons, aged 5 and 10, Collins said. Her faith, and fellowship with BPW members, helped her deal with that pain, hundreds of miles from her family in Texas. Collins was frank in telling her story, very matter of fact, very gentle. She said she wasn't unique in being able to overcome hardship and pain to carry on with her life. "My story is my story.

It's my cross, but women are doing this 1 'AO. every day," Collins said. "We're all in the process of starting over. Now based In Seattle, where she works in the human resources department for the Federal Aviation Adminstration, Collins said she was no different from other women who must constantly adapt to change and grow. Collins said women were in transition every day at every age because of children, careers, spouses, school and other forces.

Coping with those changes is something the BPW hopes to do through education, support and advocacy on the legislative front, Collins said. ERlacine i tormrSsnm byreau LaVerne F. Collins 20 years in organization fi" wM.m'l'i'WMiiiMwjj ii mmiL Business Today active WSDV 'TV." -4, Chuck D'AcquistoJournal Times New Kohl's, new service JACOBSEN TO GET AWARD: Jacobsen Division of Textron, 1721 Packard will receive the U.S. Commerce Department's Star" Award for outstanding export sales. Jacobsen, a manufacturer of professional turf care equipment, is one of only 12 companies to receive the honor this year.

Robert Reid, Jacobsen president, is scheduled to accept the award at the White House next week. "We have a very competent group of distributors throughout the world and we've been able to benefit from the growing worldwide interest in turf care in general and golf in particular," said Reid in a news release. Jacobsen received the Commerce Department's Award in 1974 for export sales. Recipients of the Star" honor must first receive the Award. Jacobsen employs about 600 people at its Racine world headquarters and manufacturing plant.

The company also has a plant in Charlotte, N.C., and distribution centers throughout the United States and the United Kingdom. Jacobsen is a division of Textron based in Providence, R.I. NEW TELEPHONE DIRECTORIES: Telecom-USA Publishing Co. announced that it has distributed more than 150,000 new telephone directories in Racine and Kenosha. The company produced a regular- sized directory and introduced a mid-sized version that is about two- thirds the size of the regular book.

The smaller size is designed to fit into a drawer, briefcase or car glovebox. The Telecom-USA directory includes 12 pages of Citysource telephone numbers, offering consumers free, continously updated information by calling 552-8190. There is also a 12-page community section listing events, athletic schedules and areas of interest. Also appearing in this year's directory is anti-drug advertising. Telecom-USA Publishing is a subsidiary of Telecom-USA, the nation's fourth-largest long-distance carrier.

The company publishes directories in 26 Midwest markets. Additional copies of the Racine directory are available at the Racine Area Manufacturers and Commerce office, 300 5th Goodwill Industries, 5420 21st and Kortendick Ace Hardware, 1222 Green Bay Road. REMINDER TO SEND BALLOTS: Please don't procrastinate. Readers are reminded that May 25 is the deadline to participate in the "Ethical Choices in a Complex Business World" feature. A ballot containing four scenerios appeared in the Sunday May 6 Journal Times.

To participate, cut out the ballot, fill it out and mail to: Paul J. Holley, The Journal Times, 212 Fourth Racine, Wis. 53403. A tally of the results will be published next month. WISCONSIN BANKS HEALTHY: MADISON (AP) -State-chartered banks in Wisconsin have beefed up reserves and a first-quarter report showed the banks are in good financial shape, a state official said Thursday.

Toby E. Sherry, state banking commissioner, said a first-quarter report for 1990 revealed lending increased and most banks have avoided problems that plagued the savings and loan industry. The report, he said, showed "Wisconsin bankers are being responsive to national press about the savings and loan crisis and are determined not to follow down the same path." State bank reserves for potential loan losses were up nearly 1 percent for the quarter and banks are careful to make "sound" loans, he said. Although Sherry deemed most state banks "in excellent shape," there are a few that are "considered to have operational concerns worthy of monitoring," he said. TOLEDO MAY BUY JEEP PLANTS: TOLEDO, Ohio AP) Mayor John MvjHugh says the city is considering buying two aging Jeep plants from Chrysler Corp.

as part of a deal that could lead to production of a new sport utility vehicle. McHugh said that Chrysler has suggested that the city might buy the plants and lease them back to the company. He said there has been no detailed discussion about the proposal. "As far as buying the Jeep plants, there's been a lot of speculation. But it wasn't brought up in recent meetings Bob Siehr, produce manager, stocks fresh fruit at the new Kohl's Food Emporium at Douglas Avenue and 4 Mile Road.

The store, which opens Sunday, will feature high quality goods and extra attentive service, the company says. The store is the first of its kind in the Kohl's chain, which includes 61 Wisconsin stores. Conventions pumped more than $2.5 million into the county's economy last year, the Racine County Convention and Visitors Bureau reported. It was also reported at the organization's annual meeting this week that tourists from 39 states and six countries sought information about Racine County. A toll free telephone number fielded 2,700 calls.

The bureau coordinated a research project which showed that Illinois is an important market for Racine and most visitors from that area stayed in the county two or three days. The 322 visitors studiqpV spent more than $200,000. 253 sales calls Carlin Smittle, CVB president, and the bureau staff made 253 sales calls to associations and businesses from June 1989 through March of this year. The calls generated 39 new convention leads and 15 confirmed convention bookings. Each convention required an average of 161 room nights at local hotels and motels.

The bureau also helped with 10 trade shows and generated leads for four trade shows. The Racine CVB was represented, at three trade shows for the group tour industry and participated in two familiarization trips for tour bus operators. There were also appearances at five Midwest shows aimed at individual travelers. More groups come Group travel continued to grow with 75 motor coach tours assisted by the bureau in 1989. Nearly 60 group tours have been confirmed since January of this year.

Arnold Clement, Racine County planning and development director, took the gavel as CVB chairman for 1990-91. The outgoing chairman is Allen Orth. The CVB also made -pedal recognition awards to: The Racine Amoassadors for continuipg volunteer work. J. Price Ruffo, a CVB board member, for advertising ideas.

Frank Ricchio of Ricchio Associates for project assistance. Dow climbs 12 points to new high ground Nekoosa to eliminate 60 jobs PORT EDWARDS, Wis. (AP) -Nekoosa Papers Inc. will eliminate 60 positions at its Port Edwards office as part of a consolidation effort, Georgia-Pacific Corp. announced Thursday.

Great Northern Nekoosa Nekoosa Paper's parent company, was the subject of a hostile takeover Georgia-Pacific. The merger is expected to be completed in June. Layoffs will begin June 3, Georgia-Pacific officials said. The reductions are part of the possible 100-150 job eliminations or consolidations announced in April by Georgia-Pacific. Sheila Weidman, corporate communications manager, said the 60 do not include employees who are, moving to the company's Atlanta headquarters or other locations.

conditions to ease, with the Federal Reserve biased toward lower interest rates to keep the economy viable. "The economic data now support the view that the economy has settled into a slow-growth, low inflation pace," said John Connolly, a top analyst at Dean Witter Reynolds. Volume on the New York Stock Exchange rose Thursday to 164.77 million'shares from 159.81 million Wednesday. Predicting a move to 3,000 this summer, Gruntal technical research director Gene Jay Seagle, explained that "sideline cash, short-covering and foreign investors" would provide the impetus for the advance. Knight-Ridder News Service NEW YORK Stalled for a single session, the stock market resumed its drive to new high ground Thursday with the Dow Jones Industrial Average rumbling 12.03 points higher to a record 2,831.71.

It was the blue-chip indicator's 12th win in the past 14 sessions, a run (hat has boosted the Dow some 190 points. And the recent rally has all but eradicated bearish sentiment from the market. With inflation apparently in check as evidenced by declines in both wholesale and consumer prices and the nation's economic-expansion now 7' a years old and beginning to feel its age, investors expect credit NF YORK 1AP1 331- Kaneb ol 66 DelE pt 7 36 77 DE prF 2 75 264 LIL plP2 43 LIL 2 47 I KCfyPL 7 56 33. Thursday's list Stoo Last Cho AAR 4fl 3 uett pr 2 78 24'a- KCPL 20 24 BRE 2 40 27 1 BRT 180e 8. Batrnco 1 71-.

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