Steel firms hike sheet steel prices in new round
Three large U S steel producers Jones and Laughlin National Steel Armco Wheeling Pittsburgh and Youngstown Sheet join a six per cent price rise effective today. The moves follow an earlier 4.5 per cent rise and aim to cover higher costs amid a strong market.
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Buffalo herd owner to butcher one of three excess bulls
Lyle and Mrs. Doberer near Clay Center keep 16 buffalo as a hobby herd. One bull will be killed at the farm to avoid stampedes and meat sold via Clay Center Locker at 80 cents per pound for half, 75 for front quarters, 85 for hind quarters, with processing extra. Two more bulls to be slaughtered after the first.
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Goodland business gifts for Sherman County tricentennial
Iron Mueller of Mueller Grain donated a $1,000 certificate of deposit for use in 2076 to the Sherman County Bicentennial Committee in appreciation of local friends and customers. With interest at 7.75 percent, the deposit could yield about $2.3 million by the tricentennial.
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Major storm pushes into Kansas and along Plains
A large winter storm slowed Thanksgiving travel from the Rockies to the Plains. Lead South Dakota and surrounding western hills saw up to 24 inches of snow while Wyoming reported extensive highway closures and blizzard conditions. An 89 year old man died in Montana road crash during the storm.
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Bill Johnson
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Rush County La Crosse to get new FAA funded airport
A $297,000 FAA grant will fund land purchase and construction for a new airport about a mile east of La Crosse, Rush County. The project, part of nearly $700,000 in Kansas airport funds through 1977, aims for a 3,200 foot paved runway and hangar space, with bids due mid next month and completion by late 1977.
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Public skeptical of consumer research warns on implications
New York psychologist Dr. Joseph Smith of Oxtoby Smith Inc. says public skepticism toward consumer research is healthy as it forces objectivity and better product design. He notes militants and hard-nosed officials hinder genuine solutions and urges firms to accept surprising findings and adjust policies accordingly.
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Weather Area Forecast Snow Flurries With Cold Winds
Occasional light snow or flurries today with windy cold conditions. Highs in the upper 20s to low 30s and tonight's lows in the teens. Decreasing clouds Sunday with highs in the mid to upper 20s. Northerly winds 15 to 25 mph. Probability of precipitation about 20 percent today.
Retail sales show decline in September commerce report
The Commerce Department says total retail sales fell 1 percent in September to 53.9 billion dollars. Excluding autos, September sales were nearly unchanged from August, while durable goods dropped 5 percent month over month and rose 12 percent from September 1975. The quarterly figures show July to September sales 1 percent above the March-June quarter and 9 percent above a year earlier.
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