Motorcycle Driver Treated After Night Collision
Richard D. McGuire, 21, of 751 N. Fifth, treated for cuts and released from Lawrenc Memorial Hospital after a two vehicle crash at 11 19 p m Thursday at Second and Locust Lawrence police report Gerald L Silvers 23 of 751 N Fifth drove the northbound car both vehicles were northbound and attempted a left turn Damage to the motorcycle was about 450 and to the car about 120 Police investigated four other minor collisions on Addresses are as given by police.
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Man Hospitalized After Bicycle Fall in Lawrence
Theodore Hagen, 67, of 1800 West 27th Street, was admitted to Lawrence Memorial Hospital for observation after reportedly falling from a bicycle at 12 40 p m near Sixth and Ohio. A condition report was not available immediately after admission.
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Market recovers after five straight losses on New York stocks
Prices swing higher with the Dow Jones average up 5.80 to 922.79 at 2 p.m. Advancing issues lead on the NYSE about 7 to 5 while the Big Board index rises to 59.04 and the American Stock Exchange price-change index gains to 26.95. Broker Ronald Cooper notes the market was oversold and cites strong economic data as a reason for the rebound.
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Kansas City Live Stock Prices Report
Cattle, 100 head. calves none. Steers mostly choice 37.00 to 38.50. Heifers 36.00 to 37.00. Hogs 1,500 head. barrows and gilts unevenly steady to 25 lower, broader decline on sub 250 lb. Several weight classes listed with price ranges, sows 22.25 to 23.50. Sheep 50 head. market trend not established due to light offerings.
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Auditors Await City Water Department Audit Findings
City Manager Buford Watson said a detailed audit of the Lawrence water department accounts is expected Monday. Auditors Lesh Bradley Barrand and Schehrer have been asked to focus on the water department during the annual city books audit.
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Brother Sister Bond Shaped by Touch and Silence
In Battle Creek Louise Selby and her brother Bill, both deaf mutes and blind, live in Country House. They rely on touch for companionship and communication after 40 years of isolation. Staff know little beyond ages and diagnoses, while Louise often interprets for Bill when needed.
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Bill
Battle Creek
Mich
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