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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1969
Page
4
Hogs range across weights from 23.50 to 25.50 with higher grades at 25.00 25.50 and 24.00 24.75 for heavier hogs. Cattle include U S choice 31.00 33.00 and good 26.00 28.00 with various calf and stocker prices. Sheep finish lambs top at 27.10 and butter holds at grade Ab 79 and Alb 80.
Kansas City livestock prices list cattle calves feeders hogs and sheep with weights and varying grade levels. Feeder steers 600 to 950 pounds 29.00 to 31.00. feeder heifers 26.50 to 29.00. Hogs 3,000 head with multiple weight ranges and prices from 25.00 to 27.50 plus lighter grades. Spring lambs 29.00 to 50.00 with primes up to 30.00 and choices 28.50 to 29.00.
AP reports Kansas City wholesale egg market with large eggs listed at 80 per cent. Pricing reflects market conditions and demand factors affecting traders and retailers in the region. The brief notes a price point likely used by buyers for bulk purchases.
AP data shows butter grades and car prices with percentages and figures across classes AA A B C. eggs listed by grade with percentages and counts including whites mediums standards and checks. The brief outlines fluctuating market values and quality categorizations for dairy and egg products.
The Dow Jones rose about 5.85 to 847.01 at noon in active trading. Bargain hunting plus morale from the Apollo 11 moon shot supported gains while economic uncertainties weighed on broader action. Grumman McDonnell Douglas and North American Rockwell advanced with lunar program bets. Computer Sciences led NYSE volume, up 4 to 26.
Vice President Spiro Agnew proposes a manned flight to Mars as Apollo 11 begins its moon landing bid. He favors Mars over Venus, expects a Mars mission by century's end, and sits with a presidential space committee including Paine Seamans and DuBridge. Johnson attended as a guest.
Officials report inmates in cellblock A and cellhouse C agree to work in the kitchen to prepare meals while inmates in cellhouse B and the dormitory continue to refuse. About 300 in A and 125 in C will be fed after 1 p.m. Lunch planned for the workers. 1,400 inmates had skipped breakfast as kitchen staff refused to report.
Melbourne City Coroner's Court ruled that a large ant caused a collision that killed Rev. Charles Lewis Greenwood, 77. The driver Louis Doubikin said she brushed the ant from Greenwood's collar, looked away, and steered into oncoming traffic. The coroner called the death misadventure.
At 14, Barry White, a Detroit raised singer with a powerful tenor, addressed both Michigan chambers gaining standing ovations. House Speaker Ryan said he was the youngest to speak in the House. White urged that education is a necessity and will attend Wayne State University this fall on scholarship.
Daily Transcript lists visiting times 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 30 to 8 p.m. patient census shows 76 adults and pediatrics with seven babies. Police court action notes several bond posts for disorderly conduct intoxication and illegal U turns along with a long list of city and highway court citations and fines.
Jim Ettinger slated to be Kansas Jayhawks starting quarterback this fall will address KU football prospects at a Chanute Rotary Club meeting tonight. He will also show a film on KU highlights of 1968 at 6 o clock in the Tioga Hotel.
Mr and Mrs Earl Peterson and Earl Dean Kennedy joined a Kansas group in Philadelphia for the 107th NEA meeting where about 6 700 delegates attended and 185 Kansas teachers were present. Kristin Renae Adams was born to Mr and Mrs Tom Adams of Emporia weighing 8 pounds 7 ounces. A bicycle theft was reported at Main and Lincoln and a 26 pound flathead catfish was caught at Toronto reservoir by Mrs Trenton Rucker. Southeastern Kansas Beekepers plan a picnic at Santa Fe Park with a 12 30 p m basket dinner and a business meeting.
Mrs. Albert A. Baltz of 411 N. Forest died this morning at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Johnson Mortuary will announce funeral arrangements.
Listings of used cars including a 1968 Saab two door in like new condition a 1966 Ford XL two door hardtop a 1966 Chevrolet Chevelle four door with six cylinder automatic 1965 Chevrolet Impala four door hardtop V eight automatic power steering a 1965 Plymouth Fury four door with power steering and power brakes a 1963 Rambler station wagon V eight with air conditioning auto and power steering and a 1967 Chevrolet two ton pickup V eight.
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