Shultz Opposes State Police Merger of KBI and Patrol
Lt Gov candidate Shultz denounces proposals for a general state police force merging the Kansas Bureau of Investigation and the Kansas Highway Patrol. He praises KBI director Harold Nye, cautions that Miller’s political pick would be unfit, and urges local and legislative opposition to centralization.
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County plans three story county city complex with courts and jail
Lawrence officials continue work on a county and city government complex including new police and sheriff offices a jail courtrooms and offices for city and county attorneys welfare and civil defense with later phases for remaining offices. A building commission could sidestep bond limits but officials favor voter choice.
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Chilean overture from Eaton praises Allende confronts U.S.
Cyrus Eaton, an 87 year old Ohio industrialist, said Salvador Allende seeks good relations with the United States and all other countries. Eaton spoke after an hour interview with Allende and urged the U.S. not to take an aggressive stance toward the regime.
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Market update shows firm prices and slight Dow gain
In Kansas City wholesale eggs and butter held steady with small price points. In New York the stock market edged higher with the Dow up 4.80 at 835.71 as advances outpaced declines about two to one at midafternoon.
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Live stock trading gains and cuts in Kansas City market
Cattle counts include 600 head with calves 50 and varied stock categories. Heifers hold steady to weak with high choice beef at 26.40 and cows at 18.50 to 20.50. Feeder steers and steer calves weigh 400 to 675 pounds at 28 to 34 dollars and 400 to 600 pounds at 30 to 34. Hog trade shows 4,300 head with barrows and gilts down 50 to 75, most 50 under last, with 1 2 220 pound hogs at 16.50 and 230 pounds at 16.35. Sows rise up to 25, weights over 400 pounds up 50. lighter hogs 320 to 400 pounds at 12.00 to 12.50, 400 to 600 pounds at 11.25 to 12.00.
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Small Fire at Color Press in Lawrence Causes $200 Damage
Firemen report an early morning fire at Kansas Color Press Inc. 2201 Haskell in Lawrence caused an estimated $200 damage when vent pipe debris ignited and insulation charred. Fire crews made two runs at 6:42 a.m. and 7:15 a.m. with only the second run requiring an hour of inspection to confirm extinguishment.
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Wheat futures close lower across grains in Kansas City report
The Kansas City market shows mixed grain quotes with wheat down by 4 to 58 points, corn steady to lower across multiple grades, and soybeans near 2.84 to 2.96 per bushel, with oats and rye holding around current ranges as traders digest supply cues. Values include No 2 hard and dark hard wheat at about 1.61 to 1.63, corn No 2 white 2.12, and soybeans 2.84 to 2.96 per bushel.
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Princess Margaret Divorce Rumor Denied By Spokesman
London AP reports Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon have not separated or divorced, despite Washington Post claim. Spokesman Maj. John Griffin says the rumor is untrue. gossip cites public spats and claims Snowdon dating Vogue staffer.
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Stolen Goods Reported From Lawrence Apartment
Items valued at 1070 dollars were taken from Jim Hardwick in Lawrence between Thursday and Monday afternoon. An unlocked window provided entry. Missing are a 120 dollar amplifier a 600 dollar stereo receiver a 125 dollar record changer a 125 dollar tape deck and a 100 dollar television.
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Eudora approves beer and pool table licenses
The Eudora city commission on Monday approved cereal malt beverage licenses and pool table licenses for three establishments. Starlight Cafe received licenses for cereal malt beverages and pool tables, Eudora Meat Market for beer, and Eudora Recreation Parlor for four pool tables. A delinquent-bills list was given to the credit bureau for collection. The panel discussed poles transformers and alley openings but took no action.
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Kansas Traffic Deaths Log Reflects Yearly Toll
AP tally shows 24 hours ending 9 am Tuesday with 2 fatalities. December total 52, 1970 total 646. Figures compare with 1969 period 769, noting one previously unreported fatality.
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