Weather update for Northeast Kansas icy cold weekend
Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday with continued cold. Highs in the low to mid teens, overnight low 0 to 10. Precipitation chances 10 percent tonight and 20 percent Sunday. Official readings show Friday high 11, low 4. today morning low 2. Record high 66 in 1939, low 13 in 1912. Sunrise 7:42 a.m. Sunset 5:17 p.m.
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Sailor Is Pleaded Guilty In Kitty Hawk Assault Riot
Navy records show Airman Apprentice Franklin Roundtree 20 of Philadelphia pleaded guilty to assault and rioting for a race riot aboard the Kitty Hawk on Oct 12-13. A six member special court martial jury sentenced him to 30 days, but a pretrial agreementvoided imprisonment and a bad conduct discharge. He stated the group planned to assault passers by amid tensions among black sailors.
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Farm Futures Break Marks Of Last Year
Washington AP reports farm futures trading reached record highs in 1972 with 14.3 million contracts worth $181.3 billion. Soybeans led activity at 4.1 million contracts and 20.6 billion bushels valued near $73.4 billion, while wheat and corn also rose though corn fell slightly from 1971 levels.
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Indian Art Now At KU Museum
Traditional and contemporary works by students of the American Indian Art Institute in Santa Fe are displayed at the Kansas University Museum of Natural History. The 30 plus paintings are shown in two weekly rotations, through mid February, with a parallel American Indian exhibit created by the EU Committee on Indian Affairs. The shows are on the museum's fifth floor and sponsored by the Committee on Indian Affairs and the museum.
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Kansas University Museum of Natural History
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Obscene calls target legitimate masseuses across the country
A 73 year old licensed massage therapist and a New York chiropractor report obscene phone calls and harassment as massage businesses face stigma. Officials note some practitioners lose clients and even consider leaving the profession, while associations say harassment is widespread among licensed masseurs and therapists.
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Gertrude Fuller
Ical
Bell approves smaller hike in rates for Blue Cross Blue Shield
Kansas Insurance Commissioner Fletcher Bell approved an annual rate increase for Blue Cross Blue Shield totaling about 763000, far less than the 2260000 requested. The decision marks the first use of 1972 powers to review nonprofit hospital and surgical carrier rate requests.
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Five plead guilty in Douglas County District Court cases
About 35 criminal cases were heard Friday in Douglas County District Court with divisions I and II slated for assignment. Five defendants pleaded guilty to narcotics, burglary, and other felonies. sentencing is set for January 16.
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Paddock
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Elizabeth M. Watkins
11Th
Massachusetts
Kansas Supreme Court
Seventh Judicial District
Douglas County
Seond
Jonathan D. Kuhn
John Adams
Topeka
White Hearing Set on Grand Theft Charge
A preliminary hearing is scheduled for 11 30 a m January 15 for William Edward White 19 of 612 W 17th on grand theft charges. He is free on a 1500 bond. White allegedly took a camera and related photographic equipment valued over 50 dollars from David Ewing Hamill between September 14 and 19.
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Greyhound Bus Stolen Charged Man Returned to Maryland
Charles H. Butler, 22, of Baltimore has been charged with possession of stolen property after a Greyhound bus was stolen from the Baltimore Bus Terminal Thursday night. The bus was found Friday stuck in mud on Jacksonburg road near Blairstown, and Butler waived extradition to Maryland.
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Charles H. Butler
Baltimore
Jacksonburg Road
Butler
Maryland
Behind the Counter Upset Stomach Remedies Spending and Habits
An ad style piece notes that over 75 million dollars are spent annually in the United States on upset stomach and heartburn remedies. It links gastric distress to fast eating, poor chewing, overeating, anger, timing, girdles, and air swallowing, and suggests antacids help by neutralizing acids and keeping the esophagus closed. It also warns that coffee alcohol and cigarettes worsen symptoms. Delivery phone 843 5440.
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