Markets At a Glance From Bee Markets News
Markets at a glance show stocks lower as steels hit new lows while bonds gain. Cotton firm on demand from trade and commission houses. wheat and corn slide on profit taking. oats mix with Sept higher. Hog prices weaken to 19.00 per cwt. cattle steady. Local grain quotes, Kansas City futures, and USDA livestock and produce details follow.
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Trade and Commission House
K. C. Cash Grain
Kansas City
K. C
USDA
Docking Eyes Three Changes On State Regent Board
Gov. Docking indicated possible replacements on the State Board of Regents as terms expire this year. He praised regent work by McDill and Boyd, noted one term ends soon, and signaled potential salary cutbacks in the 1958 budget.
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George Docking
Bizabeth Hausshey
Caneardit Deningrat
Shire Board of Regents
Venrnner
Board of Regents
Hershberger
Wich
OS. Stauffer
Opera
Saul
Johavent
Decking
McDill
Arm
Boyd
Docking
Completion tram plan eyed to extend Kaw Valley works
Officials from Lawrence Douglas Kaw Drainage District and Mo-Kaw Basin Association backed the proposal to setts Street bridge extend the bridge 620 feet north and add jetties a riser and bank revetments to curb erosion. Wayne Stallard county attorney Pottawatomie urged delaying the Corps report for more public study during the hearing.
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Communard
Setts Street
Bonppseck Blan
Varios Paints
Kaw Valley
City of
Lawrence
Douglas- Kaw
Mo-Kaw Basin Association
Kansas City
Kas
Wayne Stallard
Pottawatomie County
Sehere
Corps of Engineers
Kansas flood plan sparks debate over water projects
Kansas leaders and experts clash over a proposed flood control plan for Kaw Basin. An drew Gray of Richland argues for local input while Kansas University engineers urge thorough surveys of small reservoirs. Col. Laurion notes costs and existing dam work as 11 of 18 authorized reservoirs advance, including Webster Kirwin Lovewell and Turtle Creek.
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Kansas
Andrew Gray
Richland
Georgia Neese Clark Gray
Kenneth C. Deemer
Kansas Univerrsity
Corps of Engineers
Kansas Cities
Delaware
Perry
Stallard
Cairo
Kaw Valley
Manhattan
Topeka
Laurion
J. Stoneback
Route 4
Bowersock Dam
Kaw Basin
William Salome
Kansas Department of Administration
George Docking
Arno Windshetfel
Kansas Soil and Water Resources Board
Ross Beach Jr
Kansas Chamber of Commerce
Webster
Kirwin
Lovewell
Bureau of Reclamation
Turtle Creek
Federal funding for river protection projects outlined
A fragmented passage notes 9115.700-2N and multiple river protection efforts. It mentions Wilson Glen Elder Milford costs totaling 24.9 million with 1.3 million nonfederal, river stabilization at 146.175 million with eight million nonfed, and 144.8 million fed with 275,000 right of way and 1.575 million nonfed. Reservoir costs require federal money.
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Wilson
Glen Elder
Milford
Perry
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Martin Co
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Sears
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UN Pac
US Steel
Woolworth
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Hunsinger Motor CO
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Merle McKinney
Westinghouse 21” TV
Japan
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West Germany
Sweden
Hillview
U.S. 56
Penny Ready Mixed Concrete CO
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