Watergate Tops 1973 News Stories
AP editors rank Watergate top story of 1973. The list includes Agnew resignation, Vietnam peace accords, economy, Middle East war, energy crisis, Texas boy slayings, Johnson’s death, Skylab missions, and Chilean coup. Recap notes the Arab oil cutoff preceded deeper energy strains.
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Market News Prices and cattle hogs and sheep report
Wheat and corn futures quoted with soybeans oats and mile values. Cattle steer and heifer price ranges reported with hogs and sows data by weight and yard, plus endweek tax selling and Dow Jones movement as market sentiment shifts amid Mideast and oil outlooks. Texas Utilities leads on Big Board volume.
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Egg market steady as wholesale quotes hold firm
In Kansas City the wholesale egg market shows no change with large eggs at 64 to 74 cents per dozen for 80 percent A quality and medium eggs from 62 to 73 cents. Prices remain unchanged across the week.
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Cattle Market Shows Short in One Class at KC Sale
Kansas City AP reports the cattle sale drew about 100 head with insufficient numbers in any single class, signaling a light offering and potential price gaps for buyers and sellers.
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Venezuela raises oil tax reference price to record level
Venezuela boosts its tax reference price for crude and refined oil to an average of 14.08 dollars per barrel, a record high, effective January 1. The December reference price was 7.74 dollars per barrel.
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Stereo gear stolen from Kenneth Mitcher home
A stereo turntable and two speakers valued at 530 dollars were taken from Kenneth Mitcher at 1741 West 19th Street. Police say entry was gained by forcing the front door sometime between Saturday and Thursday.
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Interesting Facts Contact Bay Real Estate Inc
Real estate inquiry channel invites contact through Bay Real Estate Inc located at the Ramada Inn with a phone line at 8420570 for all real estate needs.
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New York Stocks Slip Amid Mixed Market Signals
Wall Street closed lower as investors weighed mixed economic data and corporate results. Declines led the Dow and broader indices with losses in industrials and tech names while a handful of earnings beat expectations.
Ford Leading Presidential Poll
The Harris poll shows Vice President Gerald R Ford ahead of Senators Edward M Kennedy and Henry M Jackson in a potential 1976 race. Ford leads at 48 percent with Kennedy 44 percent and 8 percent undecided, indicating a large undecided bloc that could swing the outcome.
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Michigan
Treasurer to Close Early for Year-End Balancing
Douglas County treasurer Edythe Norman announced the treasurer's office will close at 2 p.m. Monday to allow county accountants to balance the books before year end.
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No Immediate Changes in LHS Parking
Lawrence High School faces no current changes to parking as federal energy chief William Simon suggests discouraging student driving. Principal Brad Tate says the district energy crisis committee has not discussed changes. parking lots may be closed if a standby rationing plan is adopted. About 200 parking permits issued each semester. some students park on nearby streets. Student Council urges car pools and a closed lunch hour. car pool members may receive parking preference.
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