Northeast Kansas Weather Storm Warns of 4-Inch Accumulation
A heavy storm warning remains in effect tonight for northeast Kansas with forecast snowfall totaling about four inches by Saturday. Snow ends Saturday morning with continued cold, low near zero to ten above and Saturday high in the teens. Official readings show Thursday high of 10 and low of 4, with today’s morning low at 4. Record extremes note a 1956 high of 67 and a 1924 low of 16. Sunrise 7:42 a.m. Sunset 5:16 p.m.
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DeSoto Moves Toward Annexing 20 Acres On Northeast Border
DeSoto City Council, in a 3 1 vote, directs the city attorney to draft an annexation ordinance for about 20 acres on the northeast border. Read area includes residential property grain elevator and the Santa Fe train depot. The panel reappointed Waldo Jenks Jr and Hardin to zoning bodies and approved Midway Ford bid of 3947.13 for a department truck. A resolution supporting the volunteer rescue squad was also adopted.
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Kansas Traffic Deaths in Topeka Area Log
Topeka traffic death log shows 0 for 24 hours to 9 am Friday, 5 in January, and 5 in 1973, with 10 for the comparable 1972 period. The figures reflect the local highway fatality record and date-based comparisons.
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False bomb threat clears on TWA jumbo at Ellsworth
Air Force specialists found no bomb aboard the Madrid to New York Boeing 747 after a Spain-based caller warned of an explosion at 3100 feet. The 233 passengers remained calm as the jet, diverted from Denver, was searched and later flown to New York and Chicago after a six hour delay.
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Dr. Charles Albright Dies at 81 in Topeka Hospital
Longtime Lawrence chiropractor Dr. Charles Albright 81 died today in a Topeka hospital. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Monday at Rumsey Funeral Home with burial at St. John's United Church of Christ Cemetery. He practiced in Lawrence since 1918 and is survived by his widow Threacle and two sisters.
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Globe
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Russia Faces Warm January With Snow Shortfall Fears
Soviets enjoy the warmest January in 23 years as mushrooms sprout and children play outside. Officials fear insufficient snow threatens the winter grain crop, with December warmth exceeding all but 1878, while forecasts say a cold snap may come later.
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Barriers Noted for Young Voters in 1972 Election
AP report shows 5.3 million under 22 voted in November from 11 million eligible. Census cites 48.3 percent turnout vs 63 percent overall. Brock and Bayh cite mobilization and mobility as factors. Moss and Brock blame strict laws.
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Birch Bayh
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Manitoba wine sales forecast exceeds one million gallons
AP reports Frank Syms, chairman of the Manitoba Liquor Control Commission, predicts wine sales in Manitoba will top one million gallons this year. Last year sales reached 974,718 gallons, about 129,000 more than the year before.
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Anderson Joins Different Firm
Former Gov John Anderson has joined Granger Nagels in Overland Park, moving from Hackler Anderson Sonderholm Speer Vader in Olathe where he was a partner for four years. The switch took effect January 1 and was described as a mutual business severance by Eugene Hackler.
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Eugene Hackler
New Museum Hours At Douglas County Society
The Douglas County Historical Society Museum in the basement of the city police and fire building at Eighth and Vermont will open from 1 to 5 p.m. Friday Saturday and Sunday beginning today.
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