Wall Street steadies as Fed money data awaited
Stocks drift lower at midmorn as traders await Federal Reserve money supply figures. Dow Jones average fell to 821.92, NYSE composite dropped to 65.23, AMEX Market Value Index down 1.03, with volume around 18.4 million by noon. Farmers cooperative grain and KC livestock figures follow, noting cattle, hog and feedlot activity and prices.
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Federal Reserve
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
Farmers Co-op
Lawrence
KC Livestock
Kansas City
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Schimbs
Deere
Iy Kmart
Alcoa
Delta
AmHess
Sears
AmAir
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Sedco
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Acyan
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Syntex
MorNor
Arinco
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NorSim
UnTech
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Oklage
Burrgh
UniTel Cbs
Gould Ppg
Upjohn
Wendy N Citiero
PepsiCo
ClevEs
PhilMe
KANU Campaign Events Highlight Flint Hills Festival Concert
KANU plans a live broadcast from the Lawrence Arts Center at 7 30 p m Sunday for a bluegrass folk concert featuring Talisman Cedar Creek and the Alfred Packer Memorial Band. All 160 advance tickets sold. Funds raised support student salaries equipment and general operations. March 6 marks campaign end. other programs include The American Past Nostalgia Ballroom and a film night at Calvary Temple Church.
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Flint Hills
Lawrence Arts Center
Public Radio
Talisman
Cedar Creek
Alfred Packer
KANU
Daisy Hill
Calder Pickett
Dick Wright
Wright
Bell offers toll free help on Medicare insurance
SHERYL JACOBS of the state insurance office aids seniors at a center meeting on Medicare supplements. She notes many seek guidance on what to buy and how much to spend, emphasizing the need for a good Medicare supplementary policy as payments fall. Fire Chief Jim McSwain adds crowd control at the seminar. Future talks are planned in Salina Kansas City Kan Chanute and Dodge City during February and March.
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Sheryl Jacobs
Consumer Assistance Division
State Insurance Office
Jim McSwain
McSwain
Salina
Kansas City
Kan
Chanute
Dodge City
Deaths at Bowser- Lee Mortuary for James E Hultz
James Everett Hultz 50 of 728 Ash St died Thursday at Kansas University Medical Center after a long illness. Born September 12, 1931 in Lawrence he was a lifelong resident and Army WWII veteran. He worked 26 years at Lehigh Kansas Color Press. survivors include two sons, two daughters, a stepdaughter, a sister and nine grandchildren. Services pending.
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Bowser- Lee Mortuary
James Everett Hultz
Ash St
Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Mr. Hultz
Lawrence
U.S. Army
Western Star Lodge No. 1
AF & AM
Lehigh Kansas Color Press
Vernon Ray
Darrell
Shirley Ann Jackson
Mary L. Houston
Austin
Tex
Beverly Jean McClarty
Omaha
Neb
Georgia Langley
Appleton City
Andres Martinez Sr
Ottawa
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Paul Miller
Dengel
Cecilia Reyes
Mary Knox
Anchorage
Alaska
Ruth Romero
Susie Bermudez
Santiago
Andres Jr
Frank
Spring Hill
Johnny
Lincoln
Hospital Admissions and Births in Local Listings
Virginia Wright at 813 Garfield, Brandon Clevenger on Maverick Sn, Tracie Guenther in Baldwin. dismissals Patricia Ikenberry Rt. 4, Mary Ann Conyers and baby girl Baldwin, Donna Wortman and baby boy 1519 Cadet, Yi-Ming Chang and baby girl 237 Stouffer Pl. Births: Mr. and Mrs. John Doranski 513 Fireside Dr. welcome a boy Thursday.
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Virginia Wright
Garfield
Brandon Clevenger
Maverick Sn
Tracie Guenther
Baldwin
Patricia Ikenberry
Rt. 4
Mary Ann Conyers
Donna Wortman
Cadet
Yi-Ming Chang
Stouffer
John Doranski
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Kentucky
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Kantronics
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Leiporium Inc
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Lawrence Helidome
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