Cosmetic firms showcase alternatives to aerosols at meeting
At the third annual cosmetics conference in New York, exhibitors promote non aerosol options such as roll ons and finger driven atomizers while industry leaders debate fluorocarbon ozone damage. Firms like Gillette and Clairol announce non aerosol lines as regulators push labeling changes but not yet a ban.
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Hoarding of Canning Jars and Lids Strains Supplies
Ohio based Kerr Ball and Bernardin face unprecedented demand as 5 000 boxes were shipped to Michigan amid snow. Stores sold out in 12 hours with two boxes per family. industry tests show three month allotments vanishing quickly. Officials blame hoarding and distribution shifts while forecasting a long supply pipeline into August and September.
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Rrowa
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Kerr Glass Manufacturing Corp
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Weather forecast for Northeast Kansas warm with possible evening storms
Partly cloudy, warm and humid through Wednesday with a few showers and thunderstorms possible this evening. Low tonight 65 to 70 with southerly winds 10 to 20 mph. High Wednesday in the mid to upper 80s. Precipitation probability 20 percent tonight and Wednesday.
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Shoppers see declines in Kansas food prices
In Manhattan Kansas the Kansas Farm Bureau Shoppers Guide reports 14 of 29 food items at 17 stores fell in retail price while four stayed steady and 11 rose. Beef cuts mostly declined though cow beef rose two cents including ham and processed meats. whole ham up six cents. pork chops down one cent. fryers up three cents. Eggs rose a penny a dozen while large eggs fell two cents. Tomatoes rose seven cents per pound, lettuce down three cents, new potatoes up 16 to 18 cents per 10 pound bag, beet sugar down 16 cents per 10 pounds from 2.47 to 3.37 dollars per 10 pounds.
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Lawrence Track Club Eyes Funds for New High Track
The Lawrence Track Club meets at 6 30 p m Monday in the Lawrence Public Library Auditorium to elect officers and discuss funds to assist Lawrence School District 497 with costs for an all weather track at Lawrence High. Spokesmen have made tentative offers to cover part of a 37840 dollar bill for the project.
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Lawrence Pubic Library
Lawrence School District 497
Lawrence High
Court report on multiple local criminal cases
Jerry D. Wheeler pleaded guilty to criminal damage after state amended from attempted burglary and was sentenced to 30 days in jail plus a $100 fine. Glen L. Helm and Brad Black received jail time with fines, while James B. Tyler had aggravated assault charges dismissed and trial set. Richard Morriss bound over for district court with two misdemeanors dismissed. Revers Shears bound over with two aggravated assault counts dismissed, arraignment set.
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Harper
Glen L. Helm
Maple
Brad Black
Lawrence
James B. Tyler
Fires
Richard Morriss
Rt. 2
Eudora
Revers Shears
Deaths Services and burial in Bonner Springs for Hanna Schmotz
Deaths services and burial were today in Bonner Springs for Hanna Marie Schmotz 63 of Olathe who died Sunday at a hospital in Osawatomie. She was born in Kansas City and lived in Bonner Springs 43 years before moving to Olathe in 1961. Services were at Sacred Heart Catholic Church where she was a member and burial was in Bonner Springs Cemetery. Miss Schmotz leaves three sisters Katherine Eggert Lawrence Anne Windham Bucyrus and Alberta Knight Bonner Springs.
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Hanna Marie Schmotz
Olathe
Osawatomie
Kansas City
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Schmetz
Katherine Eggert
Lawrence
Anne Windham
Bucyrus
Alberta Knight
Alioto Wins Right to New Libel Trial Against Look Magazine
The Ninth Circuit Court reverses a 1973 judgment for Cowles Communications in Mayor Joseph Alioto's $12.5 million libel suit over a Look magazine article alleging mafia ties. The case returns to trial after the appellate ruling.
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Joseph Alioto
Look Magazine
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Look
U.S
Russell E. Smith
KU Journalism Students Win Sears Congressional Internships
Two Kansas University journalism seniors Debbie L. Gump of Oskaloosa and Don C. Smith Jr. of Dodge City were selected as 1976 Sears Congressional Interns. They will spend three months in Washington, D.C., starting Jan. 30, working on a senator or representative staff.
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Oskaloosa
Don C. Smith Jr
Dodge City
Sears
Washington, D.C
U.S
Woman cadet tops shooter at Ft. Lewis summer camp
Wanda Oliver an Eastern Washington State College senior leads as the No 1 conventional target shooter among all cadets at the six week ROTC summer camp at Ft. Lewis She and 58 other women cadets are proving themselves in rifle and hand grenade training while facing male scrutiny and limits on offensive tactics
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FT. Lewis, Wash
Wanda Oliver
Reserve Officer Training Corps
Ft. Lewis
United States
Tacoma
Oliver
Washington State College
U.S
Army
Ft. Benning
Tom Raley
Korea
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