Northeast Kansas Weather Outlook With Warm Thunderstorms
Partly sunny and warm with a few thunderstorms likely today highs in the low 90s. Tonight partly cloudy with showers and storms. Sunday partly cloudy and cooler with highs in the upper 80s. Winds from the south 10 to 20 mph shifting to northwest Sunday. Tonight low around 70, Sunday high in the upper 80s. Precip chances 30 percent tonight and 10 percent Sunday. Official readings show 95/64 for Friday, today 71. Record for this date 101/50 in 1933/1924. Sunrise 5:58 a.m. Sunset 8:50 p.m.
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Dortmunds Labor Office Opens First West German Nursery
Dortmunds Labor Office opens a nursery for children while mothers attend job interviews. The kindergarten, separated by a glass wall from the interview room, lets mothers watch their offspring during the interview process.
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MU Curators Approve 4 Percent Pay Increase for Staff
The University of Missouri board of curators voted 5 to 4 to raise employee salaries by an average of 4 percent for the 1972 73 fiscal year costing about 3.5 million dollars. Opponents urged 2 percent for higher earners and 4 percent for lower earners to free up a million dollars. The board also approved Ratchford guided budget guidelines of 145 million dollars for 1972 73 plus a student fee boost adding 2 million toward the next year's budget.
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Fair Petition Seeks Legalizing Race Betting at Anthony Fair
Harper County District Judge Charles Stewart took the petition under advisement from the Anthony Fair Association requesting a declaratory judgement that pari mutuel betting and Calcutta Auction are comparable to bingo. A decision is expected within a week. The 1971 Kansas legislature legalized bingo for non profit clubs and similar groups, including churches. The association has promoted horse and dog racing at Anthony for several years.
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Northwest pilots strike extends into second day
In Minneapolis Minnesota the Northwest Airlines pilots strike enters a second day with the airline and the union at sharp odds over resuming contract talks. Northwest vice president Roy Erickson said negotiations would not restart until the 1,619 striking pilots return to work, contrasting with Labor Secretary James D Hodgson’s suggestion.
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Northwest Airlines
Roy Erickson
Northwest
James D. Hodgson
Kansas traffic death log shows year totals and day counts
A Topeka report lists a 24 hour traffic death log with figures for June 1 to 9 a.m. Saturday, including 73 for 1973 and 301 for 1972 compared to 319 in 1971. The AP tally highlights year totals and day specific counts.
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Pay Board May Alter Inflation Guideline If Needed
The Pay Board chief George H Boldt says the 5.5 percent pay raise guideline could change to keep inflation between 2 and 3 percent. He indicated a decision timeline is uncertain, with staff research under way for early study. Public hearings in several cities are planned to hear criticisms and suggestions.
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George H. Boldt
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