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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1969
Page
10
Wheat, corn and beans prices listed from Kansas City markets with specific bids and futures. Cattle and hogs priced with range data and monthly futures. New York closes show a gain with the Dow up 3.92 to 946.05 and 686 advancers versus 628 decliners. Armour and Loew's Theatres among active stocks with notable moves.
Dr. W F Bradley 42 of Rt 2 announces candidacy for re election to Unified District No 497 school board. A veterinarian since 1957 in Lawrence he has served as Kaw Valley No 95 treasurer and holds B S D V M from Kansas State. He cites need to improve programs while limiting taxes and lists community roles with local chambers and clubs. He and wife Beverly have five sons.
Baldwin- James Irick, 45, of 503 Dearborn St., seeks re election to Position 4 on Unified School District 348 Board of Education. President of the board for eight years, he has 10 years on the board and coaching roles at Baker University. He and his wife Reva live in Baldwin since 1956 with five children Janelle Becky Jim and twins Gary Larry.
A Salvation Army official in New York said the organization struggles to recruit young men and women. Commissioner Erik Wickberg, the chief of staff and second in command, arrived in New York during a world tour.
Ninety Campus High School pupils in Wichita were suspended for three days for an unauthorized holiday walkout. Senior John Noah, among those suspended, said they celebrated the basketball team’s invitational tournament victory. Principal Barney Hays noted the walkout occurred as the student council planned a half day and had not given adequate notice.
The United Fund announces 1969 officers led by William Eddy Jr as president with Al Hack Lynn Anderson and John Peters in senior roles. The 1968 drive totaled 140 071 dollars, surpassing the goal by 115 dollars though six of fifteen agencies failed to meet budgets due to restricted donor earmarks. Nine agencies exceeded, adding 1565 dollars in first in funds to be allocated to those agencies in 1969. New board members include Lynn Anderson Nick Berndt Robert Bowline Jack Landreth Dorothy Rooney and Ambrose Saricks. The UF plans April discussions on 1969 drive.
Mrs. Robert Baker of South St. Paul cares for 26 zoo cat infants at times, including 13 Siberian tigers. She now shelters two more tiger cubs in her basement, born December at Como Zoo, weaned from 20 to 7 pounds in a month, fed on milk formula with vitamins, then horsemeat after two months.
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