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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1973
Page
13
Kansas City market notes show wholesale eggs and multiple grain prices. Cattle forward prices rise across feeder categories with varied weights, hogs and sheep recorded with limited data and Friday estimates for cattle hogs and sheep.
Three bullets from a rifle were fired into Moon's Variety Store at 701 Lo cust overnight in Lawrence. Window damage was about $40 with minor interior damage. Police reported the investigation was under way.
Wheat prices rise for some grades while others hold or edge higher. Corn shows modest gains across several classes with no change in others. Oats and rye stay largely steady. soybeans, bran, and shorts list steady or minor shifts.
Memorial services for Mrs Eugenie Polson 86 who died at Central Kansas Medical Center will be held at 2 p m Sunday at First Congregational United Church of Christ in Great Bend. She was born in Lawrence March 23 1886 and taught school in Topeka for 30 years. Surviving are two sons two daughters and a brother. Memorials to the church. Burial in Memorial Park Cemetery Lawrence.
The New York Stock Exchange moved lower for a second day with the Dow off 0.23 at 974.11 as declines outpaced advances 2 to 1 midday. Celanese led volume while Gulf Oil rose on plans for a 10 million share tender offer. In Kansas City, debate over House size stalled a reapportionment bill as a federal court case pressures districting.
Haskell Indian Junior College shows strong interest in using a computer to personalize programs for Indian students. Superintendent Galluzzi noted a decision after a Westinghouse Learning Corp. presentation. A formal proposal planned for April will involve BIA officials and college leaders in Palo Alto, California.
Kansas University will host Sir Bernard Lovell, British radio astronomer, for a Spencer Lecture on October 3. The event is part of the Spencer Lecture Series funded by the Kenneth A. and Helen F. Spencer Foundation.
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce members must vote by March 2 to elect seven directors from 14 nominees. Ballots can be cast at the Chamber office, 901 Tenn, or mailed to the office before the deadline.
President Thieu appealed to the Soviet Union and China to stop supplying weapons to North Vietnam to prevent renewed aggression. He signaled a possible Nixon meeting next month at the Western White House and noted Laotian cease fire as well as his doubt Viet Cong will honor cease-fire. Thieu cited Communist arms as key to the war and discussed negotiations locations and delays with Paris talks. U.S. officials expect more POW releases by next Tuesday.
Douglas County Commission votes to pay $200 monthly to two Volunteers In Court employees for February March and April. Reimbursement planned if the Governor's Committee on Criminal Administration grant is approved.
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