Market News Kansas City and New York Prices
Kansas City market notes show wholesale egg prices steady with large eggs at 80 percent A 30 34 and medium at 80 percent A 21 26. Butter remains at 79 for grade A pound and 80 for quarter pound. Livestock: cattle 3300, calves 200. feeder steers 36.80 to 33.10. feeder heifers 30.00 to 31.80. hogs 3500 with various weight ranges and prices from 24.00 to 26.50. sheep spring lambs 29.50 to 30.25. New York stock closes include Admiral at 165.
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Regents Debate ROTC Disruption Action and Names Policy
Regents discussed publishing names and penalties for students involved in disrupting the ROTC Review, with quotes criticizing Vietnam policy. KU officials earlier announced suspensions for 33 of 71 students, with credits withheld for 13 expected graduates, while 2 received unspecified penalties and 8 were reprimanded or placed on probation. 15 individuals were found not guilty. EU officials traditionally withhold names of students and penalties.
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Vietnam
Surface
Laurence Chalmers
Dillon to Build Oklahoma Store in Ponca City
Ray E. Dillon Jr. announces Dillon Companies will open its first Oklahoma supermarket in Ponca City. The 20,000 square foot store is to begin construction in about 60 days and finish after the new year, joining about 130 Dillon outlets in Colorado Kansas Missouri and Arkansas.
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Ponca City
Ray FE. Dillon Jr
Dillon Companies, Inc
Hutchinson
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Colorado
Kansas
Missouri
Arkansas
Divorces Dismissed and Filings Listed
Divorces dismissed for Maung Maung Win from Van ibha Win and Harold C. Seele from Anna Lea Seele. Mertha M. Goetsch from Gerry D. Goetsch and Ramona Renee Hall from Robert George Hall filed.
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Harold C. Seele
Anna Lea Seele
Mertha M. Goetsch
Gerry D. Goetsch
Ramona Renee Hall
Robert George Hall
Dow Turns from Losses to End Lower for Day
The Dow Jones average fell early but recovered to close down 3.82 at 870.28, a 1969 low and the weakest close since August 9. It marked three new yearly highs and 285 new yearly lows as selective buying provided some support.
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Carpenter to retire after 20 years in Navy service
Cmdr. M. Scott Carpenter, one of the seven original astronauts, will retire July 1 after 20 years in the Navy. He becomes the only man to have flown in space and worked as an aquanaut beneath the sea. Carpenter piloted the Aurora-7 on a three orbit Mercury mission on May 24, 1962.
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Washington
M. Scott Carpenter
Navy
Carpenter
Pentagon
Civilian Space Agency
Kansas Universities Seek Record 1971 Education Budget
Heads of the Kansas Board of Regents request a peak 1971 education budget of 166.3 million dollars for the state system, up from 146.9 million in 1970. Major line items include KU 44.05 million, Kansas State 43.43 million, Wichita State 15.03 million, with several teachers college and specialty institutions listed among the requests. General revenue funds total 93.7 million, up from 77.4 million, with the balance from federal grants and gifts.
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Wichita State University
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Imperia
Kansas State College
Pittsburg
Fort Hays
KU Medical 1Center
Kansas City
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School For the Visually Handicapped
Fire Destroys Hudson Warehouses in Cairo Illinois
A five block warehouse complex on Cairo’s northwest side burned heavily, prompting evacuations for up to 4000 residents as fumes drifted over the city. No injuries reported. damages about 150000 dollars. Officials stressed no link to recent racial violence.
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Mississippi River
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Tra Hudson III
Kansas Traffic Deaths Log Shows 45 in June
Kansas traffic deaths for June total 45, with 296 year to date and 296 for the comparable 1968 period. The Topeka AP log covers 24 hours to 9 am Thursday and 1969 figures.
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County Delays Plat Approval Amid Objections to Rancho Verdes Estates
Douglas County Commissioners postponed action on the Rancho Verdes Estates subdivision plat owned by Rees Jackman and located near Wakarusa School on Lone Star Road. They seek an attorney opinion on filing under the correct statute while opponents from League of Women Voters and Douglas County Environmental Improvement Council protest the plan.
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Rancho Verdes Estates
Rees Jackman
Yale Rd
Wakarusa School
Lone Star Road
Dan Young
Jackman
Fred Six
Johanna Kollmorgen
League of Women Voters
Betty Lichtwardt
Douglas County Environmental Improvement Council
Lone Star Lake
Citizen’s Ambulance Service
H. H. Belote
Larry Marcum
Air Officials Worried Over Foreign Plans
Washington officials debate enforcing foreign airline safety after a Dominican Republic DC4 crash in Miami. CAB former chair Joseph J. Connell cites financial strain and private concerns about policing foreign carriers. ICAO standards and bilateral pacts govern safety. six killed on the ground, four crew aboard.
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Dominican Republic
Miami
Civil Aeronautics Board
Joseph J.connell
Ifon US
O'Connell
Federal Aviation Administration
U.S
United States
International Civil Aviation Organiztion
ICAO
Montreal
United Nations
Invention of the Astrolabe Marks Early Scientific Instrument
The Astrolabe, a navigation device used to measure the height of the sun and stars, is described as the world’s first scientific instrument. It was invented about 2,000 years ago.
Infiltration Policy Creates Questions
Washington debates how a reported sharp cutback in North Vietnamese troop infiltration into South Vietnam may affect the war. Intelligence reports indicate a fall in infiltration rates for several weeks, with bad weather on jungle trails cited as a factor by some officials.
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CAP
State and Defense Departments
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Laos
Hanoi
Nixon
U.S
Lear Jet Gates Companies Discuss Merger Plan
Announcement outlines possible consolidation of Gates Aviation Corp of Denver into Lear Jet Industries Inc. Gates would exchange about 265 000 Lear shares for all Gates stock. Gates owns sizable Lear holdings and two fixed base ops Combs Aircraft and Roscoe Turner. Board decision expected by early August.
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Denver
Lear Jet Industries, Inc
Gates
United States
Canada
Combs Aircraft, Inc
Roscoe Turner Aeronautical Corp
Indianpolis
Lear Board of Directors
Grand Rapids
Mich
Lear
Gates Rubber Co
Gates Aviation
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