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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1969
Page
14
Five day outlook shows temperatures 4 to 8 degrees above normal Tuesday through Saturday. Normal highs reach 94 with lows around 66 to 71. Rain totals about half an inch, with heavier amounts possible. Northeast Kansas remains hot and humid with highs near 100 today and in the 90s tomorrow. Light showers possible this afternoon and evening.
The Douglas County Republican Central Committee will meet at 7 30 p m Tuesday at the KPL Building to pick 12 delegates for a Friday Topeka meeting to select a new member to the State Board of Education. Delegates represent the county with site determined by the 1968 primary vote and include counties Douglas Doniphan Jackson Atchison Jefferson and part of Shawnee.
The Mississippi river crested at 35.8 feet in St Louis with flooding confined to low industrial areas. downstream levels expected to rise further, affecting farms, rail lines, and Crops valued at $114 million at risk as salt river runoff worsens, with Quincy and Ste Genevieve also impacted.
The National Labor Relations Board faces potential picketing by its own attorneys as union members demand faster promotions from $11,233 to $15,812 and seek outside arbitrators to settle grievances. The Mediation Service declined to intervene, citing no impasse.
The lawyers' union rejected a labor board proposal to start a study of the arbitration question next October and criticized other proposals as leaving the promotion schedule unchanged. Both sides seek progress in negotiations next week and Greco may request a federal mediator if no settlement is reached.
Virginia voters head to the polls Tuesday for a hectic Democratic primary seeking governor lieutenant governor and attorney general. Front runners include William C. Battle son of 1949 winner and Andrew P. Miller son of a 1949 runner up, facing Fred G. Pollard and Henry E. Howell in a race seen likely to require a runoff on August 19.
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