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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1971
Page
13
Whole sale eggs quotes for large and medium grades with price ranges. Cattle and calves in light supply. sheep present but not for test. Lambs, wooled and shorn, and hogs with varying prices across weights. Sows steady to lower, market tone mixed on late trading.
New York stocks opened higher with a broadly based advance led by motors electronics oils airlines and building materials. The gainers outpaced decliners by more than 2 to 1 as steels rubber and rail issues slipped in fairly active trading.
In Topeka the House approved a bill cutting the allowance to cigarette distributors for collecting the Kansas cigarette tax by a vote of 89 to 24. The measure heads back to the Senate where the previous smaller reduction must be reconsidered.
Three men were bound over to district court on illegal drug sale charges after morning preliminary hearings in Douglas County Court. A fourth man failed to appear, triggering a bench warrant, tied to the February 26 Lawrence raid led by Atty. Gen. Vern Miller.
Dr. Marvin Harder, ex special education advisor to Gov. Docking, states school administrators hold a pivotal mediating position in Kansas education lobbying. He warns of rising public school costs and outlines two funding options: ease property tax limits or raise general state revenues. He calls for greater lobby access, noting votes, money, and public influence as key factors.
House Democrats struggle to gain support for an end-the-war resolution calling for total troop withdrawal by December 31. Five sponsors coordinate a notification system as a Friday plan to press for on-time caucus action amid expected quorum challenges.
The government announced that South Korea will hold its seventh presidential election on April 27. The AP reports the date as the official schedule for the national vote.
About a dozen Kansas University faculty attended a hearing on the third draft of the faculty rights code. They urged clearer definitions of terms like unreasonable and improper and questioned privacy provisions and obligations under Board of Regents regulations.
James R. Daily 18 of Newton a Santa Fe brakeman was killed after his legs were severed when he fell beneath a freight train at JohnsonKansas at dawn terms of the accident were not disclosed and authorities investigated the incident in Garden City Kansas.
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