Booth and Stough Receive Substantial Citizen Award
State Sen Arden Booth and attorney Charles Stough were named the 1973 Substantial Citizen Award recipients by the Lawrence Kiwanis Club at a Holiday Inn luncheon. Booth, a broadcaster and legislator, and Stough, longtime Lawrence city attorney and former speaker, were praised for long service to the community as their wives received bouquets.
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Charles Stough
Lawrence Kiwanis Club
Holiday Inn
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Stough
Ed Elbel
Tallgrass Prairie National Park
Kan Sas
Market notes and livestock prices from Kansas City and New York
Kansas City report shows hogs firm to modestly higher with varied weights, cattle feedlot activity weaker as shipments lag estimates while sheep prices steady. New York stocks drift lower after an early rally as energy crisis fears dominate market psychology. Dow dips to 801.74 with Husky Oil sliding.
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New York
Manown
Buck” Kisor
Paine, Webber
Jackson Curtis
Norris Industries
American Stock Exchange
Husky Oil
Egg prices in Kansas City wholesale report
Kansas City wholesale eggs show large eggs at 80 percent A 64 74 and medium eggs at 80 percent A 63 73, reflecting market conditions.
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Kansas City
Power Still Out In 1 800 Homes
In Topeka Kansas 1800 homes remained without electricity a week after a severe ice storm. Kansas Electric Cooperatives Inc general manager Charles Ross said most outages should be repaired by week’s end and noted about 20000 miles of distribution lines were affected in what he called the worst storm damage in the history of the cooperative.
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Kan
Kansas
Kansas Electric Cooperatives Inc
Charles Ross
KEC
Kansas Electric Cooperatives
Otis Receives OTS Fellowship for Costa Rica Program
Gard W Otis a Kansas University graduate student earned a 1200 dollar fellowship from the Graduate School to participate in the Organization for Tropical Studies spring 1974 program Tropical Biology an ecological approach in Costa Rica and to conduct extended field work there.
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Gard W. Otis
Kansas University
Organization For Tropical Studies
Costa Rica
Otis
University Rescinds Beer Party Permit at KU
Kansas University's events committee told not to approve beer parties in academic buildings citing Board of Regents rules. A Dec 14 party in Marvin Hall was rescinded. The panel approved Hoch Auditorium use for two February shows Bonnie Raitt and Martin Mull on Feb 1 and Lamboon production Lem ming on Feb 23.
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Kansas Board of Regents
Marvin Hall
Architecture
Hoch Auditorium
Bonnie Raitt
Martin Mull
National Lampoon
Audit Begins Of Nixon Taxes
Washington AP The Joint Committee on Internal Revenue Taxation will start a months long audit of President Nixon s 1969 72 income tax returns. The staff was promised access to presidential documents and extra manpower as needed. The committee will review Nixon s tax affairs beyond two items he cited: a $576 000 deduction for donating papers to the National Archives and a possible capital gains liability from selling San Clemente real estate.
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Congress
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National Archives
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Hottest and coldest U S temperatures recorded
The Weather Bureau notes the all time high at Death Valley California on July 10 1913 reaching 134 degrees and the record low for the contiguous United States at Rogers Pass Montana on January 20 1954 at 70 degrees below zero.
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Death Valley
Calif
U.S
Alaska
Rogers Pass
Mont
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