Market Update Mixed as Stocks Fall and Eggs Hold
In Kansas City wholesale eggs were unchanged with large at 80 cents. In New York the Dow fell 5.49 points to 973.36 as volume shifted toward declines. Pamida dropped to 6, Levitz rose to 14, metals led losses with Reynolds at 12 and Kennecott at 26.34. Vetco Offshore led NYSE volume, down 1.5 points to 20.5.
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Levitz Furniture
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American Stock Exchange
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Wellsville Council OKs street repairs and equipment plans
The Wellsville City Council approved immediate repairs to Walnut West Third and Pine streets after a winter of buckhole damage. Work will start once staff availability allows, with potential joint purchases of a pickup and oil spreader funded by 1972 revenue sharing totaling 6790 dollars.
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Walnut Street
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Pine Street
Boone
Stock Prices Rise Sharply at St Joseph Market
Prices for livestock reached record highs at St Joseph and other major terminals in early 1973 with hogs topping $40.75 per head and slaughter steers at $47.25, reflecting substantial gains from 1970 and the December highs. The market showed persistent strength through January February and March with new highs across all stock classes.
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St. Joseph
St. Joseph’s
Wyoming Snowstorm Snarls Traffic in Cheyenne
Caravans of snowplows began clearing huge drifts after a Tuesday night blizzard that isolated Cheyenne and left hundreds of travelers stranded. Winds to 60 mph piled 15 inches of snow, but emergency needs remained limited as the capital rebooted with residents largely indoors.
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Cheyenne
Kansas City Livestock Auction Report Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Cattle active with feeders up to two dollars higher led by light offerings. Feeder steers and calves mostly 67.75 to 69.00 for 364 to 500 pounds, heavier lots 56.70 to 61.25. Hogs 2,500 with barrows and gilts mostly 75 higher. various weights priced from 38.00 to 40.50. Sheep 50 with wooled lambs steady and ewes up 1 to 2 dollars. Friday estimates show cattle 100, hogs 2,500, sheep 25.
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Kansas City
News Source Protection Opposed by Nixon Aide
Washington AP Nixon administration official argues against an absolute privilege for confidential sources. Assistant Attorney General Robert G. Dixon says balancing public right to know with press secrecy is essential. Senator Sam Ervin presses for shield laws, Dixon contends most proposals would shield reporters from libel suits.
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Nixon Administration
Senate
Asst
Robert G. Dixon
Dixon
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Judiciary Constitutional Rights Subcommittee
Ervin
Sowers Named to Kansas Geological Survey Advisory Council
Senator Wesley H. Sowers of Richita has been appointed to the Geological Survey advisory council at Kansas University.
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Richita
Geological Survey Advisory Council
The
Kansas Geological Survey
Kansas University
Double Barred Syringe Patented by Kansas Graduate
The U S Patent Office approved a two barreled syringe invented by Alfred Cucchiara a Kansas University graduate student in Lawrence He developed the device as a master in radiation biophysics and says it allows independent or simultaneous operation of two needles enabling vein check before injection and concurrent blood draw and medication administration in one pass
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Lawrence
U.S. Patent Office
Journal-World Photo
U. S
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Kansas University
Cucchiara
Wesley Medical Center
Wichita
Diagnostic Site Sought for Jail
Douglas County committee discusses a community diagnostic center as an intake and problem solving hub to defuse tension. referrals could come from police, social agencies, schools, health officials, and employers for immediate interviews upon apprehension. Plans also pursue a more flexible jail facility to detain a wider range of individuals.
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Lawrence Public Library
William Arnold
Arnold
Assembly to Discuss Degree Requirements
The assembly of Kansas Universitys College of Liberal Arts and Sciences will begin discussion of possible changes in degree requirements at a meeting March 27. Jack Landgrebe, professor of chemistry and chairman of an assembly subcommittee that has been studying whether to modify certain of the present requirements for a bachelor of arts degree, said his group has completed its recommendations.
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Assembly of Kansas University
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Jack Landgrebe
Assembly
Inmate Walks Away From Kansas Penitentiary Farm
Timothy Spencer Miller a 45 year old from Decatur Alabama walked away from the Kansas Penitentiary farm dormitory in Lansing Kansas Wednesday night. Miller arrived at the prison from Wyandotte County on April 30 1969 serving a 50 year sentence for habitual first degree robbery.
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Lansing
Kan
Timothy Spencer Miller
Decatur
Ala
Kansas Penitentiary Farm
Miller
Wyandotte County
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