Student Senate Seeks Dismissal of BSU Charges
The Kansas University Student Senate filed a motion with the University Judiciary on Tuesday to dismiss BSU charges accusing the senate of arbitrary action in December over student activity funds for a BSU food co op. The response denies violation of rules and seeks dismissal of several student leaders as parties.
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Kansas University Student Senate
University Judiciary
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Fred Stewart
Leavenworth Law
Harold Matney
Ottawa Law
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Matney
David Dillon
Hutchinson
Kathy Allen
Topeka
Roger Martin
Shawnee Mission Law
Local Market Quotes For Grains and Beans
Wheat at 2.10, corn 1.38, oats 0.88, soybeans 6.20/6.57n. Miles reported 62.52. No 1 soybeans traded 6.20 to 6.57, sacked beans 75.50 to 78.25, sacked shorts 69.50 to 70.25.
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Wholesale eggs hold steady as markets pause
In Kansas City the wholesale egg market shows no change with large eggs at 80 percent A 38 48 and medium at 80 percent A 34 44. The regular New York stock list in the Journal-World was unavailable due to transmission difficulties at press time.
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Market Stages Moderate Rise After Early Loss
New York stocks rose modestly after an earlier downturn. The Dow Jones industrial average climbed to 951.54 by 2 p.m. after a five day decline, with analysts citing inflation, dollar weakness, higher interest rates, and news of North Vietnam’s POW releases as factors.
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Dow
Kansas City Grain Prices
AP reports Kansas City grain prices with Wheat and Corn ranges across multiple grades. No. 2 hard and No. 2 red wheat show mixed gains and losses, while corn No. 2 white and No. 2 yellow reflect modest declines and small gains amid fluctuating futures.
Turner Trial Continues In Douglas County Murder Case
In Division II of the Douglas County District Court the first degree murder trial of James Turner resumed this afternoon with three state witnesses testifying and at least six more summoned. Turner, 24, of 1600 Haskell, is jailed since December 7 on charges of shooting 23 year old Chester Shrader of McLouth who died December 13. Jury selection finished around 11 a.m. today.
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Haskell
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Ridder Publications to buy Wichita Eagle and Beacon
Ridder Publications Inc. reached an agreement to acquire controlling interest in the Wichita Eagle and Beacon. The sale is to be completed April 30 with the purchase price undisclosed. The group also offered to buy all remaining stock at the same per share price.
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Wichita, Kan
Wichita Eagle and Beacon
Ridder Publications Inc
Eagle-Beacon
No-Fault Auto Insurance Bill Cleared by Committee
Topeka Kansas AP reports the House Insurance Committee approved a no fault automobile insurance bill described as a compromise. The measure moves to the House floor for debate and passage.
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Topeka, Kan
House Insurance Committee
Kansas House Advances Highway Bill for 220 Million Aid
The Kansas House passed a highway bill authorizing over 220 million dollars in spending for the Kansas Highway Commission. The funds are expected to be available for use in the next fiscal year.
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Topeka
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Kansas Highway Commission
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Kansas City Livestock Prices Report for Thursday
Cattle 2,500 head with cattle mostly steady to higher in parts and feeders showing gains. Steers 43.00-44.00, heifers 42.50-43.50, cows 30.40-33.00, feeder steers 63.0-71.00 for 300-400 lb, mixed weights 55.00-64.00, and fleshy ranges down to 45.00-49.50. Hogs 3,000 head with barrows and gilts 39.25-40.00 for 200-250 lb, sows 34.00-75, sheep 200 head with lambs 41.50-42.50 for woolless, ewes 8.50-12.50. Thursday estimates: cattle 6,500, hogs 3,000, sheep 200.
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Kansas City
Haralick for City Commissioner
Political advertisement for Haralick running for City Commissioner in Lawrence. Highlights action, long range planning, inclusive views, improved government communication, and revenue priority. Age 29, married with one child, electrical engineer and assoc. prof. of electrical engineering in Kentucky. Resident of Lawrence 12 years, Chamber of Commerce member, Explorer Scout Troop 2405 leader. Finance chair Bill Barr.
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