Market roundup shows grains steady amid mixed commodity prices
Local grain prices list wheat 2.46 corn 2.06 mile 3 soybeans 11 oats 1.10. Wholesale eggs in Kansas City unchanged with large 46 56 cents and medium 40 52 cents. In New York the Dow fell 9.10 to 884.86 as dollar pressure waned and Watergate probes surfaced.
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Dollar Falls Across Europe As Markets Open
The U S dollar dropped sharply in Europe extending last week's decline to record lows. Gold rose to 120 75 an ounce. In Frankfurt the dollar fell to 2 6540 marks amid nervous trading as traders linked the move to Watergate fears and Nixon's ability to handle economic problems. The decline also hit London Zurich and Paris with reports citing John Dean's claims.
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Live stock price report from Kansas City market
Cattle numbers around 1700 with steers and heifers steady to 25 higher and cows 50 to 1.50 lower. Feeders scarce. steer and heifer prices spread from 41.00 to 50.00 for various grades. Hogs 4500 head with mixed gains across weights. sows and gilts up to 50. Lambs and sheep show mild strength with prime lambs tops near 37.50 and ewes lower.
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Weather Delays Siren Test in Lawrence County
Lawrence officials postpone the disaster siren test planned for noon due to bad weather. Commission Chairman Walter Cragan says the test will be held at noon on a clear day with a one minute air raid siren blast followed by a three minute storm warning signal.
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Houston Oilman Mecom Seeks 10 Year $350 Million Pact
Houston oilman John Mecom Sr. announces a 10 year $350 million oil agreement with a former cooperative that could spark a revival of independent drilling in the United States.
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KU Researchers Highlighted in Iron Age Magazine
Kansas University Center for Research Inc scientists led by S. T. Rolfe and co investigators John E. Easley and C. P. Royer study high strength steels for pressure vessels. Sponsored by the Pressure Vessel Research Committee the project on effective utilization of yield strength received praise for its focus on materials design and fabrication with industry support.
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Kansas Traffic Deaths Log June 4 1973
Kansas highway death log lists totals with June 4 1973 entry and 227 deaths for the period. The brief AP tally references Topeka and statewide traffic fatalities as recorded in June 1973.
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Vietnam War toll includes 10303 non hostile deaths
The Defense Department reports 10303 non-hostile deaths among U S forces in Vietnam alongside 45958 combat casualties. Non combat deaths, including fragging and accidental homicide, declined as troop withdrawal progressed, Lt Gen Leo Benade said in a letter.
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KU Summer Session Enrollment Tops Six Thousand Three Hundred
Kansas University reports 6 321 students enrolled as summer session begins. Of them 5 010 study at Lawrence and 1 311 at Kansas City Medical Center. Last year 6 043 total enrolled. Summer runs until July 28 with exams. fall opens August 22.
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Know Your Zoning Rules and Local Limits
Zoning laws define allowed building types and uses within geographic areas. They protect homeowners but may affect remodeling plans such as converting spaces for apartments or businesses due to restrictions on use, height, or lot size. Check local zoning before buying to gauge impact on property value and avoid disappointment.
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