Storm Losses in Northeast as Snowstorm Loses Punch
A massive midwinter snowstorm moving from the Midwest into the Northeast weaker but still causing extensive damage. At least 32 deaths reported, including five in Massachusetts and six in Illinois. Power outages affected New York State Indiana and New York City. Chicago schools closed for first time in 26 years.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Massachusetts
Illinois
New York State
Rockies
Oklahoma
Chicago
Dakotas
Minnesota
Wisconsin
International Falls
Minn
New York
New England
Newport
New
Market Prices and Receipts from Harwood's Market
Wheat 1.50 Corn 1.17 Mile 1.85 Soybeans 2.69 Barley .85 Oats .75 Eggs Large A 29 Cent medium A large B 23 Undergrades 19 Current receipts 2 from Harwood's Market.
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Harwood
Egg and butter price summary from Kansas City market
AP reports commodity prices in Kansas City. Eggs show large A 29 31 cents, medium A 21 25, small A 18 19. Wholesale large eggs 80 percent at 30 32 cents, mediums 80 percent A 24 25. Missouri Arkansas live fryers at farm 13 13 percent, delivered at plant 13 4 15 cents. Butter grade A solid 69 and grade A quarters 70 cents per pound.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Kansas City Live Stock Market Notes
Market report shows steers and heifers steady to 50 lower in places, cows higher, calves steady, feeders down up to 50. Lambs rise 50 to 1.00, ewes steady, lambs good to prime 18.00 to 20.75. Hogs rise with barrows and gilts 25 to 50 higher, sow gains 25 higher.
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Kansas City
Hopi Tribe Grants $1 Million to Attorney John Boyden
The Hopi Tribe votes a $1 million award to attorney John S. Boyden of Salt Lake City for 26 years of work on a land dispute with the Navajo over 2.5 million acres. Of the sum, $778,000 covers legal fees and $220,000 honors his service. Boyden notes the land’s value exceeds $38 million and cites Hopi advances in education and treasury prosperity. He was reached from Kanab Utah where he has been doing Hopi business.
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Kanab
Utah
Arizona
John S. Boyden
Salt Lake City
U.S. Supreme Court
Boyden
Law Seminar Speaker Col Morrie Benson Delivers Talk
Col Morrie Benson of the 29th Air Division Richards Gebaur AFB will speak at 10 a.m. Thursday in Green Hall courtroom at Kansas University Law School. He is joined by Robert Sonderholm state attorney general elect Capt Milford Knutson and Sgt Ernest Taylor to discuss The Role of an Air Force Attorney.
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29Th Air Division
Richards-Gebaur Air Force Base
Kansas University Law School
Green Hall
Col. Benson
Robert C. Sonderholm
Milford H. Knutson
Ernest Taylor
Air Force Recruiting Office
Topeka
Air Force
Lawrence November permits near half million in value
Building permits issued in Lawrence in November totaled about $477 990 lifting the year’s total to $6 498 902 though short of the all time record. The November performance included 16 apartment units in 16 duplexes and eight new houses.
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Lawrence
Louis Stone
Stone
Massachusetts
West 24Th Street
Centron Corporation
West 9Th
Douglas County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Soil Conservation Service
Farmers Home Administration
John Kapfer
Jayhawk Theater
Rusty Springer
Hillcrest
Springer
Water level lowered to aid search for two boys
Army engineers agreed to drop John Redmond reservoir water by three feet to assist the hunt for two 16 year old Emporia boys missing since November 27 after a hunting trip. Their capsized boat and another body were found as high waves hindered the search. Gates were opened to lower water levels.
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Army Engineers
John Redmond Reservoir
Emporia
Bill Seybold
Steve Mountain
Steve Fencannon
Fencannon
DelBert R. Helmer
KU Students Map Summer Plans Across Projects and Grants
KU students outline summer options from New York City social service groups to the US Soviet exchange program and Latin American travel. Some programs pay salaries while others cost about 1000 dollars. KUY members discuss opportunities Wednesday in Kansas Union Room 306 with leaders Piper Musick Leslie Bowlus Banks.
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YMCA
Latin America
KUY
Kansas Union
John Piper
Parsons
Crossroads Africa
Kala Musick
Minneapolis
Estes Park
Colo
Ron Leslie
Goodland
Jim Bowlus
el Dorado
Lacy Banks
Kansas City
Seasonal decline in Lawrence employment seen in November
In Lawrence, November nonagriculture wage and salary jobs totaled about 14 850, down from October 14 900 with continued losses through December and January. Walter T Johns of the Kansas State Employment Service notes 6 300 government jobs locally and 12 575 nonmanufacturing plus 2 275 manufacturing positions. Active job applications rose to 479.
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Lawrence
Walter T. Johns
Kansas State Employment Service
Johns
Memorial Hospital Births and Residents Noted
Memorial Hospital records list Sylvia Mersey and Peggy Daum among local residents, with Carl Flory, Rollo Jeffries, Paul Schubert, Earnest Lowery, Michael Kelly, George Engelberger, John Trevillion, Bonnie Fenstemaker, Alta Chanay, Steven Jensen, Edward Hickey, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Steeves and a daughter born Friday. The list includes addresses on W 21st Terrace, Craig Court, Locust, Harper, Maine, Lake, Tl, Ky, 6th Street, Miss and Baldwin.
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Sylvia Mersey
Carl Flory
Camdenton
Peggy Daum
Craig Ct
Rollo Jeffries
Paul Schubert
Vandora
Calif
Earnest Lowery
Harper
Michael Kelly
Maine
George Engelberger
Lake
John Trevillion
Bonnie Fenstemaker
Alta Chanay
Baldwin
Steven Jensen
W. 6Th
Edward Hickey
Tonganoxie
Kansas Christmas Trees Offered in Big Numbers
Kansas grown Christmas trees will number 25 000 to 30 000 this season with future supply expanding to cover a large share of the near half million trees Kansans buy yearly. Trees are grown near Manhattan St John Leavenworth Edwardsville Olathe Pittsburg and other towns.
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Manhattan
Kan
Harold Gallaher
Kansas State University
Kansas
Gallaher
St. John
Leavenworth
Edwardsville
Olathe
Pittsburg
KU Program Due For Hearing By Budget Director
The 1966 Kansas University legislative program approved by the Board of Regents is set for hearings next week before State Budget Director James Bibb in Topeka. Regents members, KU Chancellor W Clarke Wescoe, and Raymond Nichols will attend, with Governor elect William Avery possibly present. The program urges no new or expanded programs at the Lawrence campus or KU Medical Center and outlines general budget recommendations.
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College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Graduate School
Medical Center
Mount Oread
State Geological Survey
Marvin
Board of Regents
Bibb
Kansas University
Kansas Board of Regents
James Bibb
Topeka
Bible
W. Clarke Wescoe
Raymond Nichols
William Avery
Lawrence
KU Medical Center
Kansas City
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