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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1973
Page
12
Kansas City report notes wholesale eggs at large 80 percent A 48-58 cents per dozen and medium 80 percent A 41-52. Market prices list wheat at 2.36, corn 2, mile 3.20, soybeans with no bid, oats at 1.10.
Douglas County reveals 1973 total district valuation for Lawrence USD 497 at $124,187,758, up from $118,895,370 in 1972 though nearly $2,000 under earlier projection. Valuations include substantial adds from Leavenworth and Jefferson counties. other districts also report gains.
Lori A. Shuckahosee 17 of 1018 W 24th was treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital for facial cuts after a two vehicle crash at 1:31 p.m. Thursday at 19th and Mass. Chris J. Kraft 82 of 545 Schwarz Rd was the other driver. Estimated damage 500 dollars to each vehicle. Police also investigated three other Thursday collisions with no injuries.
At 2 p.m. the Dow fell 1.88 to 872.44 as NYSE issues declined 515 to 69. The dollar hit new lows amid devaluation rumors while gold prices surged. United Tele down about 1 percent led Big Board volume. Syntex fell 1 5/8 on the American Exchange. the Dow broad index slipped 0.20 to 53.39 and the Amex index dropped 0.02 to 22.23.
Cattle 100 head, limited class offerings, choice steers 46.00-47.00, few prime at 47.00, mostly choice heifers 45.00-46.00. Hogs 1,900 head, barrows and gilts 1.0 lower, selective weight ranges. Sheep 25 head, not enough to test prices. Week’s end shows prime spring lambs 36.50-37.50. Monday estimates: cattle 1,600 hogs 3,500 sheep 400.
A trial for Francis A. Kelly age 92 of 941 Pa is scheduled for 10 a.m. August 10 in Douglas County Court. He posted a 500 dollar bond for his appearance.
Oskaloosa Old Jefferson Town hosts the second day with craft displays weaving knitting from the crafts guild a tractor pull at 6 p.m. and a barbershop quartet at 7 30 p.m. Friday's events include a pet parade Thursday night concert and Saturday cap with band concert and talent show at Old Jefferson Town
In Washington reporters discuss a proposed shield law to shield confidential sources. The House subcommittee approved a compromise bill with a 5-3 vote, while press groups, broadcasters, and unions weigh if it offers adequate protection or needs strengthening. A meeting was scheduled to seek consensus among major organizations.
Wil lson D Renyer a 39 year old farmer from Wakarusa was reported in satisfactory condition at Stormont Vail Hospital after his tractor crashed into a bridge railing following a lightning strike. Deputies said the incident occurred on a Kansas Turnpike overpass two miles southwest of Topeka around 12 30 p m Thursday. No tractor damage was listed.
Lee Zimmerman Jr. remains in fair condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a boating accident on Lake Dabinawa. The 19 year old from 200 Neb. was injured when a boat propeller struck him during a water skiing mishap.
A tank car filled with butane gas exploded on a Santa Fe siding near U.S. 66 in Kingman killing three volunteer firefighters, injuring 70, and damaging multiple buildings. The blast crater reached 10 feet, and flames sparked brush fires while planes and helicopters aided firefighting and transport to hospitals in Phoenix and Las Vegas.
Registration for the third of five Red Cross swim sessions will run Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon at the Lawrence Municipal Pool. The Parks and Recreation Department offers an eight 45 minute lesson session July 9–19 with various levels from beginner to adult. A $3 pool fee applies, with make up days July 23 and 24.
A hot wheel on a railroad box car near North Ninth and Locust caused a 4 03 p m alarm by Lawrence firemen. No damage was listed.
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