Weather outlook for Northeast Kansas warms with showers possible
Mostly cloudy conditions in Northeast Kansas with a rise in temperatures. Tonight and Saturday bring highs in the upper 80s and lows in the upper 50s to low 60s and a 20 percent chance of showers. Official readings note a high 77 and low 53 for Thursday with a 58 morning low today. Record highs and lows for this date include 105 in 1934 and 50 in 1902. Sunrise and sunset are 5 58 a.m. and 8 52 p.m. respectively.
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Robbery At Dairy Queen Reported In Lawrence
Two armed men stole an estimated 400 dollars from John A. Godolphin the Dairy Queen at 1835 Mass Thursday night. They forced him to open the safe and fled in his car with him riding in the front seat. The car was found about 30 minutes later. Suspects described as black men in early 20s with afros, one 6 feet 2 inches, the other 5 feet 9 inches.
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Kansas traffic deaths log shows 55 in 1972 week
Kansas traffic death log reports 55 fatalities in the week to 9 am Friday June from the 24 hour period, comparing to 283 for the same period in 1971 and 2 for June.
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Home Loan Rates Rise in May Amid Housing Boom
The Federal Home Loan Bank Board reports May conventional mortgage rates up to 7.53 percent for new homes from 7.51 in April, with existing-home loans at 7.46 percent up from 7.42 in April. Chairman Preston Martin cautions one month's rise does not establish a trend while noting ample money for mortgage investment.
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Fire damages sign at Malls Shopping Center
Fire crews report an electrical short caused a blaze in an outdoor sign at the Malls Shopping Center 711 West 23rd in Lawrence. Estimated damage is 50 dollars and the incident occurred at 9 23 p m Friday.
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Area Phone Rates to Jump in Eastern Kansas
The Kansas Corporation Commission approved monthly rate increases for Continental Telephone Co. of Kansas in Linwood, Wellsville and nearby towns after a contested hearing. The new schedules show higher charges for business and residential lines and updated rural rates, with the commission noting no guaranteed expansion provisions and urging patron approval.
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Timoth y E. Davey Killed In Wichita Motorcycle Crash
Timothy E Davey a 20 year old Paola Kansas man and airman at McConnell Air Force Base died from injuries after a motorcycle collision with a car near the Kellogg Overpass in Wichita. The crash also marked the citys 20th traffic fatality of 1972. Robert B Washington a 65 year old Monroe Louisiana man drove the car into the path of the westbound motorcycle police said.
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