Weather outlook for Northeast Kansas with showers possible
Variable clouds and scattered showers or thunderstorms through Friday. Today’s low around 69, high expected in the mid 80s to low 90s. Official reading shows high 84 and low 65 with a .35 inch precipitation total. Sunrise at 5 56 and sunset at 8 51.
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Telephone executives attend three week training session
Fifty two executives from twenty states attend the U S Independent Telephone Assn management development program on the Kansas University campus. They study organizational behavior economic climate competition control and financial administration and other topics with visiting faculty from USITA Washington Mutual Savings Bank and Salomon Brothers. The program runs until July 8.
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Cyclist In Critical Condition After City Crash
Scott K. Hornberger 21 of Rt 4 is in critical condition at Kansas University Medical Center with head injuries after a Wednesday night crash at Ninth and Iowa. He was alone on his motorcycle and received care in the KUMC intensive unit.
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Funeral services for James M. Ray held in Linn Creek area
Funeral services for James Monroe Ray 78 of 306 Elm were held today at Rumsey Funeral Home with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. Ray died Monday in Lawrence Memorial Hospital after an emergency room visit following an accident. He was born January 9, 1899, in Linn Creek Missouri. Survivors include his wife Cynthia, six daughters Martha LaRue Esther Reese Margaret Wampler Bonnie Della and Rosemary Ray, two stepchildren Timothy Sparks and Esther Sparks, two foster sons John Poeverlein and David Evans, a brother John Ray, two sisters Elizabeth Newell and Ollie Farmer, 18 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. He first traveled to a Kansas City hospital for treatment. accident details remain under investigation.
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