Kansas City Livestock Prices Mixed Across Cattle and Hogs
Market report from Kansas City lists cattle and hog prices by grade and weight. Cattle showing U.S. choice grain fed steers 31 to 33 dollars, feeder calves 32 to 38 dollars per hundredweight, hogs at 14 to 24 dollars, and sheep lambs around 29 dollars with varied prices for sows and bulls. Parsons hogs report 21 to 23 dollars per hundredweight for common weights and sows 14 to 16 dollars.
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Kansas City
Parsons
U.S
Chicago Market Prices Report Butter Eggs and Cars Mixed
A chaotic AP market snippet from Chicago shows butter at 93, eggs at 8 percent, and various grade A whites with mediums at 25 and standards at 30. Car prices and other figures appear with mixed codes and percentages.
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Chicago
Police Investigate Traffic Accidents Involving Multiple Crashes
Police investigated three non injury traffic accidents this week. A 1964 Ford driven by Michael Goss collided with a 1963 Chevrolet driven by Dan Turner at 3 E Main, with damages of 150 and 100 dollars respectively. A 1964 Chevrolet owned by Lester Greve rolled from a driveway and hit a parked 1949 Ford truck owned by Edwin Rideau. damage to the truck was 50 dollars. A 1950 Dodge truck driven by Walter Tasche and a 1966 GMC truck driven by Claude Bover collided at Cherry and Santa Fe. damages to both vehicles were 75 dollars.
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Ford
Michael Goss
S. Grant
Chevrolet
Dan Turner
S. Garfield
E. Main
Goss
Turner
Lester Greve
S. Evergreen
Greve
Edwin Rideau
Brian Rideau
Walter Tasche
N. Evergreen
Claude Bover
Joplin
Cherry
Santa Fe
Suit Filed By Officers In Federal Civil Rights Action
Sixteen peace officers sue in federal court under the Civil Rights Act seeking 160000 in damages. Defendants include Douglas County Sheriff Rex D. Johnson University of Kansas Chancellor W Clarke Wescoe the Kansas Board of Regents Students for a Democratic Society and four individuals. The suit stems from a May 9 demonstration at KU during which a class was disrupted and property damaged and seeks 5000 actual and 5000 punitive damages per plaintiff plus an injunction against SDS and the four alleged members from disrupting campus activities.
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Topeka
APP
Federal District Court
Rex D. Johnson
Douglas County
State Board of Regents
University of Kansas
W. Clarke Wescoe
Students For A Democratic Society
Donald Jenkins
Richard Atkinson
Larry Green
William Berkowitz
SDS
Nixon administration adds Kansas City to agency consolidation list
Washington AP report says the Nixon Administration will add Kansas City and Seattle to eight regional offices to be consolidated. Congressmen from Kansas Missouri and Washington protested when Kansas City and Seattle were initially omitted from the order. The original centers were Chicago Boston Philadelphia Denver New York Dallas-Fort Worth Atlanta and San Francisco.
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Washington
Nixon
Kansas City
Seattle
Kansas
Missouri
Chicago
Poston
Philadelphia
Denver
New York
Dallas-Fort Worth
Atlanta
San Francisco
Eleven Area Students Win State Scholarship Honors
George Willard of Thayer is among 11 area youths honored by the State of Kansas scholarship program. Recipients with stipends include Calvin Claiborne Fredonia and Kenna Saulsberry Yates Center. Honorary selections without stipend include Beth Klick Bill Lee Old Lynne J Trout Christine Nelson Roger Volmer Betty McAtee and Cheryl Raines. Scholarships are awarded based on tests class rank and family financial need through the State Department of Education.
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Willard
Calvin Claiborne
Fredonia
Kenna Saulsberry
Yates Center
Beth Klick
Bill Lee Old
William Winkler
Eric
Lynne J. Trout
Labette
Christine Nelson
Midway
Roger P. Volmer
Betty M. McAtee
St. Paul
Cheryl Raines
Moran
State Department of Education
Miller and Solomon families welcome newborn in Kansas
Mr and Mrs Bryan Miller Kansas City Kan announce son Darren DeLoss Miller born May 13 weighing eight pounds 12 ounces. Maternal grandparents Mrs Joyce Solomon Humboldt and Arthur Solomon. Paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs DeLoss Miller Greensburg with great grandparents listed. Mrs Miller formerly Joyce Solomon of Humboldt Chanute. Also note Sam Ayala 1320 Steuben returned from cataract surgery in Providence Hospital Kansas City with relatives visiting. June 1 National Shut In Day urged by Geraldine McDonald Kansas representative. Gary Reed held at local jail for AWOL from Fort Leonard Wood.
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Bryan Miller
Kansas City
Kan
Darren DeLoss Miller
Arthur Solomon
Howard
DeLoss Miller
Greensburg
Fred Salomon
Bryant
Edna Gurwell
Humboldt
Arthur Carlson
Miller
Joyce Solomon
Humboldt and
Chanute
Sam Ayala
Steuben
Providence Hospital
Cecil Noreh
Myrtle Ornelas
Hanute
Glenn Russell
Noreh
Mike Saxton
Ruth Lye
Independence
North
Chris Wood
Burlington
Ornelas
John Allen
Geraldine McDonald
Kansas
National
Gary Reed
Fort Leonard Wood
Children Treated After Eating Ant Poisoning
Three children of Mr. and Mrs. James Welch were treated at an Oswego hospital after eating paste ant poison from a plastic tube. Joanne Welch age 42, Freddy 32, and Jimmy 20 months were pumped and reported out of danger.
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Oswego
Joanne Welch
Freddy
Jimmy
James Welch
Wall Street shares fall in active trading
The Dow Jones industrial average stood at 952.43 at noon, down 6.59 points after a sharp drop of 8.28 points on Monday. Brokers described the market as still in a consolidation phase with more losses than gains as about 475 issues led declines.
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New York
Dow
Former Counselor Sentenced in Prison Drug Plot Case
A former Kansas State Penitentiary counselor Lawrence G. Yerkes, 28 Emporia Kan, received a three year prison term for his role in a December plan to smuggle drugs into Lansing prison. He pleaded guilty and was among six sentenced in U S District Court. five others await trial.
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Wichita
Kansas State Penitentiary
Lansing
Lawrence G. Yerkes
Emporia
Kan
U. S
Wesley E. Brown
Yerkes
James Lee Greene
Michigan
U. S. District Court
Kansas City
Department of Justice
University of Kansas At Lawrence
Federal Food and Drug Administration
Police Chief Censors Officer Hair on Police Week Posters
Philadelphia Police Commissioner Frank Rizzo ordered 1 000 Police Week posters trimmed to remove long sideburns. He told officials to give the officer a haircut at a public ceremony announcing Police Week starting May 1. Patrolman John C Kurtz was identified as the officer whose sideburns were cut to regulation length.
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Philadelphia
Frank Rizzo
Rizzo
John C. Kurtz
Deaths-Funerals Mrs. Vandiver Iola resident dies at 60
Mrs. Lucille Vandiver, 60, of Iola died Saturday afternoon from an apparent heart attack. Born in Odessa Missouri she and husband Joe Vandiver operated the Portland Hotel then the Portland Flower Shop. Survived by widower and two sisters. Funeral at 2 p.m. at Waugh Yokum Funeral Home. Burial Highland Cemetery.
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Joe
Lucille) Vandiver
Iola
Allen County
Iola City
Odessa
Joe Vandiver
Bentonville
Ark
Lola
Portland
Vandiver
Waugh-Yokum Funeral Home
Highland Cemetery
Jail Becomes Their Home in Chaotic Iola Family Tale
Mrs. Stroud and her son Emmett recount years of troubles in Iola Kansas. She describes droughts of funds and threats of custody, legal battles, welfare aid, and a flight to Oklahoma City while tensions with her husband loom. The tale ends with the family sleeping in a car between towns and a plea for safety. Franklin and Connie play near the police station as the case unfolds.
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Franklin
Lola
Stroud
Iola
Oklahoma
Emmett
Osawatomie
Internal Revenue Service
Court House
Veterans’ Hospital
Oklahoma City
Humboldt
Chanute
Matlock
Connie
Thayer High Baccalaureate Service Held at United Methodist
Thayer High School held its baccalaureate service Sunday at the United Methodist Church. Rev Lawrence Willard delivered the sermon How Do You Think with participation by Mrs Ernestine Elliott and a list of organizers, musicians, and escorts for the class.
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Thayer
Thayer High School
United Methodist Church
Lawrence Willard
Ernestine Elliott
Becky Hutchens
Jerry Brant
Betty Heilman
Toni Hurst
Dyaine Umbarger
John Presko
Christian Church
JoLyn Morris
Ronda Showalter
Becky Duff
Judy Holtzman
Mildred Powers
Daily Transit Brief Highlights Local Crime and Hospital Hours
Visiting hours set 2 to 4 pm and 6 30 to 8 pm at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Census lists 71 patients. Public notices show police court actions including fines for speeding failing to stop and other traffic violations. Building permits issued for new construction and several recent moves listed with addresses and costs.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Telephone Program On The Kiwanis Ladies Night
T. D. Popplewell spoke on the "Incredible Machine" at the Kiwanis Ladies Night in Topeka at the Tioga Hotel. He outlined future telephone developments and was introduced by Ray Hedrick. Guests included Robert Hamilton, Ben Dunlap, Jim Babcock, and Kathy Kihm.
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T. D. Popplewell
Topeka
Incredible Machine
Kiwanis Club
Tioga Hotel
Popplewell
Ray Hedrick
Robert Hamilton
1002
N. Forest
Ben Dunlap
Chanute
Jim Babcock
Junior Kiwanian
Kathy Kihm
Hillside Acres
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Parsons Livestock
Price
City OF
Kansas City Said
P.T.O
John Deere Model
John Deere
International
H.P. Cub
Kneib
Erie
Ewen
Motor Company
Erie, Kansas
George Willard
State of Kansas
Highland Park
Marion Johnson
N. Wilson
Wall Street
Truitt's Greenhouse
N. Steuben
S. Garfield, On
Artin
MS. Cash
Mrs
Ernest Eye
Dewey McCoy
Bank of Commerce
Thayer High
Daily Transcript
Virgil A. Hanson
W. 10Th
Grant
Nannie Foster
Savenburg
John Rant
S. Plummer
Leslie Talbot
S. Central
Mira N. Gier
James H. Guffey
James Blessing
Daniel Marks
John F. Young
W. 5Th
James Miller
Rena Hood
Pittsburg
Brenda Coover
Everett R. Thornton
Ralph A. Hoffman
S. Kansas
Doc Cook
Earl Beeler Sr
Mary Hosack
W. Main
William R. King Jr
Stark
Mike Patton
N. Garfield
King
Pamela Parker
Perry Strickland
Freddy Smith
Earlton
Dale Whitworth
1817
Englebert van Luyck
Frontenac
George Holtzman
James Smith
Galesburg
Burl Mackey
Dennis de Merritt
S. Allen
Richard Brecker
Pratt
James Wilma
Drake Ranebarger
Edgar Comer
Norman Ambrose
Olathe
Delaine Rezac
St. Marys
David Pilgrim
S. Denman
Ronald Luman
Jesse Minniter
Adolphus Logan
Halfway
Ronald Mullens
Tulsa
Lewis Braden
Springdale
Brian O'Brien
Henry Fitzpatrick Jackson
Miss
William C. Brown
Richard Stout
Wesley Soloman
St. Evergreen
Earl Beeler
Clyde Miller
Ami
John Paul Johnson
Jon Wiltse
Altoona
Terry McGill
Catoosa
Oxla
Howard Weitzel
Sherry Jerome
S. Malcolm
Glenn Wicker
Gary Johnson
S. Highland
Fred Alexander
Robert V. Jackson
Loren Keller
Ottawa
Lyle Unrein
Schoenchen
Hal Garney
Alert Construction Co
N. Santa Fe
Fred Rieder
Wayne Burghart
S. Tennessee
Dale Fairchild
W. Std
S. Katy
Janette Chandler
Malcolm
Virginia Lynch
W. 1St
Mark Roberts
S. Rutter
Danny Brown
Troy Carter
S. Ashby
L. D. Burnett
Barston
Don Gilbreath
S.ogee Dale Fairchild
N. F
Harry Byers
Gay Iv
Dales
Gray
Patric Nchard
Lester Floyd Jr
Lincoln
W.L. Hartman
Charles Hill
S$. Forest
David Hall
Williams
Grant W .Gaes Stevenson
S.D.A. Church
Wans FD Owen
Ledge
Hulda Parker
Betty Barr
W.M
Esther Gilbert Secy
Electrolux Vacuum
P. A. Swan
South Steuben
Alcoholics Anonymous
Tion
Hart's Cafe
Air & Power
Whitley-Morris Chevrolet Co
W. Cherry
Ellis
Dodge Inc
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