Market News: Eggs Steady and Stocks Dip Mildly
Wholesale eggs held firm with large 80 percent A 25-33 and medium 80 percent A 22-30 prices. In New York trading, stock prices drifted within a narrow margin with the Dow at 946.87, down 0.07. Analysts cite cautious investors amid easing Vietnam tensions after Nixon troop withdrawals and talk of peace talks.
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Kansas City Auction Report Cattle and Hog Movements Mixed
Cattle and calves 3500 head with steady feeder prices across weights. Feeder steers and calves range from 34.30 to 59.25 per hundredweight, with thin to fleshy conditions shown. Hogs 3500 head with barrows and gilts 25 higher on some weights, sows uneven. Sheep 100 head with spring lambs steady and ewes 6 to 7 dollars. Friday estimates show cattle 100, hogs 2500, sheep 25.
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Kansas Student Plans Five News Conferences for State Run
Michael Manning 22 year old KU graduate student will announce his bid for the Democratic nomination for secretary of state. He will hold news conferences May 1 in Kansas City Kansas Topeka Wichita Hays and Emporia with times 9 11 1 30 4 and 8 p m respectively.
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Stump Wins French Prize At KU For Academic Excellence
Gregory Stump a Kansas University freshman and son of Mr and Mrs Robert Stump 2018 Orchard Street earned the Pi Delta Phi Gallop Neuenschwander book prize for outstanding academic achievement in French.
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Blood Drive Donations Finish With 433 Pints
Red Cross donors total 433 pints over three days with 136 visitors on Wednesday at the center. Lawrence Memorial Hospital saw 166 donors that day. County records show 1,134 residents have received blood since July as Douglas County nears its annual quota. The Bloodmobile will return June 26 27.
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Brandt Survives CDU Bid to Oust West German Leader
Chancellor Willy Brandt defeated a Christian Democratic bid to topple his coalition in West Germany. The no confidence motion fell two votes short with 247 of 496 in the Bundestag voting against him while Brandt urged abstention to expose defectors from the Social and Free Democrats.
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Kansas University police investigate two Wednesday assaults
Kansas University traffic and security officers probe two nighttime assaults. Linda James, Valley Falls freshman, says a man followed her near Nunemaker College at 8 p.m. and grabbed her neck after she struck him with an umbrella. Linda Schrant, Herington sophomore, reports six to eight black individuals assaulted her outside the Kansas Union at 10:45 p.m., pulling her hair and causing a minor knee injury.
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Lawrence county planning panel approves race track permit
Lawrence Douglas County Planning Commission granted Anthony Martin permission to operate an 80 acre motorcycle race track near Big Springs with six races a year and AMA rules. The panel denied a rock quarry near Lawrence citing blasting pollution road impact and other concerns.
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73 Car Price Hike Too High Says Price Commission
Washington AP reports the Price Commission expects 1973 auto prices to stay near 1972 levels despite higher demand boosting auto makers profits. Louis Neeb notes demand and margins should keep prices down after denial of Ford's $2 million increase. Woolworth must roll back food prices to pre fall freeze levels.
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