Intermittent snow ends with light accumulations
Northeast Kansas reports intermittent snow ending this evening with up to one inch more. Hazardous driving continues due to falling snow this afternoon. Partial clearing and colder tonight with a Friday high in the 40s. Extended forecast shows a warmer weekend with highs in the 50s and little precipitation. Official readings note yesterday’s high 28 and low 24, year-ago records, and snowfall 3.6 inches with .34 inches moisture.
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Two Young Men Sentenced in Douglas County Burglary Case
Gary L. O Neal 24 and Billie Thomas 18, both with no prior felonies, received prison terms from Judge Frank Gray. O Neal got two to 20 years for aggravated burglary linked to a March 24 break in at Michael and Pat Martin’s apartment and faces possible probation after a Diagnostic Center report. Thomas was sentenced to one to 10 years for two felonies burglary and grand theft involving a taped player. Otis Jackson and Ronald Jackson faced related charges. trial dates were set for April 2. Delbert A. Thomas and Ronnie Jamerson remained jailed with new trial motions and further hearings planned.
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Ramsey Lewis Trio Delights 2500 At KU Hoch Auditorium
Ramsey Lewis and his trio finally took the stage after a two hour snow delay drawing 2 500 fans to Hoch Auditorium at Kansas University. The performance opened with a swift set, the musicians delivering a disciplined array of rhythm and tone that included Since I Fell for You Wading In the Water Bacharach and West Side Story pieces In Crowd and received enthusiastic response from the audience. The show closed with high energy and a tease for Rod Serling to follow tonight.
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Nixon Plans Stay at Western White House
President Nixon will fly Friday to the Western White House in San Clemente California for a stay through April 4. The White House said he plans to work on national domestic problems during the West Coast visit.
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