Muted Market Dip After March Mutual Fund Redemptions
New York stocks eased late in the session as mutual fund redemptions in March reached record levels. The Dow Jones industrial average rose 0.15 to 966.44 at 2 p.m. trading, with advances slightly outpacing declines on the NYSE. Brokers attributed the retreat to the funds data despite earlier gains from optimism on corporate profits and inflation trends.
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Livestock Prices Mixed as Cattle Hogs and Sheep Reported
Kansas City AP notes cattle at 100 head with steers mostly 34.00 to 35.00 and heifers 33.00 to 34.00. Hogs around 2,000 head show steady to 25 lower quotes. various weight ranges feature 23.50 to 25 for 210 to 240 pounds, 21.75 to 23.25 for 260 to 330 pounds, and 20.50 to 21.50 for 330 to 600 pounds. Sows also steady to 25 lower. Sheep at 25 reported with limited price tests. prior week spring lambs 31.00 to 50.00.
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Art in Park deadline set Monday
Douglas County residents may enter the 11th annual Art in the Park show on May 7 in South Park. Entry blanks due Monday. forms at the Park and Recreation Department, Lawrence High School, Haskell Indian Junior College, South Park Recreation Center, KU art department, and 7 East 7th Art Gallery.
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Passenger dies, driver hurt in Turnpike crash near Cassoday
Duane P. Baum, 20, of Potwin was killed when the pickup left the Kansas Turnpike near Cassoday and hit a bridge abutment. Driver Leroy E. Hall, 20, of Leon was hospitalized at El Dorado. The crash occurred midway between Emporia and Wichita.
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Douglas County weighs rural waste plan and county landfill
Preliminary recommendations from Douglas County solid waste studies favor an optional rural collection system, a county sanitary landfill, and financing through a service charge. The plan envisions staged county involvement, potential public utility management, and a public hearing set for May with a July readiness target for hearings and a 1976 implementation timeline.
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Class Plans Party For Kansas University Seniors
The last KU senior class party will be at 8 p.m. on April 28 at the Knights of Columbus Hall. The event marks the final gathering for the graduating cohort and features a social program and entertainment.
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Deaths Mrs Loret ta Peters 75 Fort Smith Ark
Mrs Loret ta Peters 75 of Fort Smith Arkansas died Thursday in Fort Smith. Born July 30 1896 in Atchison she attended services Monday at Quisenberry Funeral Home Tonganoxie with Rev John Ryan officiating. Burial Sacred Heart Cemetery Tonganoxie. Survived by one daughter Jacquelyn Marteeny Fullerton California two sons Edwin Tucson Arizona and John Phoenix Arizona three sisters Ann Graham Rt 1 Tonganoxie Mary Buchanan Philadelphia PA Rose Peters Yamhill Oregon and four brothers Thomas McNulty Rt 1 Tonganoxie Owen McNulty Woodburn Oregon Walter McNulty Aurora Oregon James McNulty Elcison California
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Lawrence All Breed Dog Show Entry Deadline Announced
The Lawrence All-Breed Dog Show and Obedience Trials will close entries Tuesday. Entry forms available at Betire Kennels must be mailed before midnight Tuesday. About 1000 dogs expected. event runs 8 am to 8 pm on Saturday May 13 at Douglas County Fairgrounds. project of the Jayhawk Kennel Club.
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Jayhawk Kennel Club
Jaycees to Tidy Cemetery Area
Jaycees will clear an abandoned cemetery in Lecompton starting about 9 a.m. with backhoes and chainsaws to turn the weed-choked site into a small park. The project aims to provide a safe, manageable area near the grade school and mobile home park, with trees saved and maintained by a civic group. The new club, about 25 members strong, also plans a second project cleaning streets in Perry and Lecompton a week later.
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