Weather Update Northeast Kansas Sees Cooler Night
Cloudy and cooler tonight after a sunny afternoon with a high near 70. Low around 30 with increasing clouds Sunday and a high of 45 to 50. Chance of precipitation under 10 percent Sunday. northerly winds 10 to 25 mph tonight. Official readings show 62/29 Friday. Morning low 35. Record highs and lows noted for the date. Sunrise 6:59 a.m., sunset 6:13 p.m.
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Students Earn 8 Awards In Journalism Contest
Lawrence High School students won eight honors at the Kansas Scholastic Press Association journalism contest at Kansas University. Winners include Jesse Barlow first in feature writing, Chris Bonner first in editorial and first in headline writing, Greg Hack first in advertising layout and copy, Mike Heck second in news writing, and Kopf third in sports writing. The photography winner will be announced in two weeks. Winners advance to the state contest April 14 at Kansas State University in Manhattan.
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Kansas Scholastic Press Assn
Jesse Barlow
Richard Barlow
Hilltop Dr
Chris Bonner
Emmett Bonner
Greg Hack
Tour Opens Monday For Dread Band In Kansas Oklahoma
The Kansas University Symphonic Band, 72 members, directed by Robert Foster, sails from Lawrence Monday for a three city tour through Kansas and Oklahoma. A concert Sunday at University Theatre features Antonio Perez and a varied program including Sousa marches and pieces by Bernstein, Rossini, Berber, Holst, Dello Joio. The tour visits Kingman Anthony Ponca City Bartlesville Independence Pittsburg Fort Scott.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Oklahoma
University Theatre
Robert Foster
Antonio Perez
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Leonard Bernstein
Rossini
Samuel Barber
Gustav Holst
Norman Dello Joio
Kingman and Anthony
Ponca City
Okla
Bartlesville
Independence
Pittsburg
Fort Scott
Court Docket Highlights Local Offenses and Lien Release
The list includes a lien release for Daniel S Ling Jr and Margaret Ling of Rt 1 Lawrence by the Internal Revenue Service dated February 21 1973. It also details Topeka driver Clyde Evans charged with DWI five offenses including 90 day suspended sentence and $200 fine, plus others: Donald Burns reckless driving six days suspended and $75 no license. Edwin Bouton driving while intoxicated three days suspended and $150. Roger Baker reckless driving 15 days suspended and $100. Francis Biggers DWI 30 days suspended and $175. Douglas Miller allowing dog to run at large $15. Richard Jarrett temporarily depriving owner of personal property three days suspended and $40. Jimmie White assaulting a policeman $100 with $60 suspended and 15 days suspended. Paul Lonnecker allowing dog to run at large $20 bond forfeited. James Greeson petty larceny 10 days and $100.
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Daniel S. Ling Jr
Margaret Ling
Rt. 1
Lawrence
Internal Revenue Service
Clyde Evans
Topeka
Donald Burns
Rt. 3
Edwin Bouton
Ter
Roger Baker
Belle Plaine
Francis Biggers
R. I
Douglas Miller
Ala
Richard Jarrett
Jimmie White
Paul Lonnecker
James Greeson
Deaths Milton Shipman Carter 78
Funeral services for Milton Shipman Carter 78 of 2226 Westchester Road will be at 3 p.m. Tuesday at Rumsey Funeral Home with Rev. Paul Olson officiating burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Carter died this morning at Lawrence Memorial Hospital born Sept 12 1894 a lifetime Douglas County resident. He was a farmer and retired from Lawrence Paper Co. Survived by son Richard Carter three sisters seven grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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Lawrence Paper Co
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Donaldson Family Named Farm of the Year Nominees
Mr and Mrs Erwin G Donaldson of Rt 4 were honored at a luncheon as local nominees in the Farmers Home Administration farm of the year contest. The Lawrence FHA office covering Douglas and Leavenworth counties selected them for leadership in the farm community and use of USDA services.
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Douglas
Leavenworth
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Lee Wright
Ensemble in Black at KU Theatre Opens Sunday
The Kansas University Black Theatre debuts a series titled Ensemble in Black with two plays A Soul Gone Home and We Own the Night plus a black identity monologue and a black music combo. Performances start at 8 p.m. at the Experimental Theatre and tickets are sold at Murphy Hall University Theatre box office.
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Contaminated Star Kist Tuna Not Found in Local Stores
A Journal-World survey of 19 local groceries found no cans of the recalled Star Kist chunk light tuna with codes G on top line and D419 or D417 on bottom line. FDA inspectors contact firms in Kansas City area. illnesses are rare and linked to two lots. All Lawrence stores checked and reported removing or not receiving those lots.
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Center For Communicable Disease Control
Atlanta
Don Wilcox
Frank Mosebar
FDA
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Mosebar
Missouri
Kansas
Rural Telephone Service Gets 1.66 Million Loan
The Rural Electrification Administration approved a 1.66 million dollar loan to Rural Telephone Service Inc of Lenora Kansas to improve service on one and two party lines in Colier Paleo Zurich Selden Victoria and Rexford exchanges. Thirty seven miles of new line and other facilities will be built for new subscribers.
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Rural Electrification Administration
Rural Telephone Service Inc
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Selden
Victoria
Rexford
Pig skin grafts used to treat severe burns in Sweden
Doctors at the central Sweden regional hospital of Linkeeping have begun using pig skin to replace human skin destroyed by severe burns, the newspaper Arbetet reported.
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Linkeeping
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