Market Wraps: Wheat Corn and Eggs Mixed. Wall Street Edges Higher
Local markets show Wheat at 1.46, Yellow Corn 1.07, and Mile at 1.87 per unit while Harwood Market lists Eggs Grade A large 22 and other grades. In New York, stocks rose late amid profit taking with IBM up about a dozen points and Lockheed gaining on a big aircraft contract to be produced for multiple carriers.
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Kansas City Livestock Market Report
Cattle 300 offered, none of any one class adequate for price test. Hogs 3 000, barrows and gilts steady. 1 2 200 240 Ibs 19 25 50. 220 Ibs 19 75. 1 3 230 260 Ibs 18 75 19 25. 2 3 269 280 Ibs 18 00 19 00. 2 3 280 310 Ibs 17 50 18 00. Sows uneven, under 500 lbs steady, heavier weights steady to 25 tower. 15 00 17 00. Sheep none on offer.
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Wheat futures slip and rise in Kansas City market report
The Kansas City market summary lists mixed verbatim quotes for wheat corn oats and soybeans with prices, car counts and percentage changes. Highlights include May July and December wheat futures closing around 1.5456 1.53 1.60 with small up and down movements and several grain prices in the 1.20 to 1.32 range for corn and oats.
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Kansas City
Gold Barred For Debtors
The Senate voted 48 to 25 to suspend gold sales to any nation more than 90 days in arrears on U S debts. The move targets nations such as France Britain and India as part of an amendment to a tax bill. The action could complicate the bill which combines a tax increase with spending controls.
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Senate
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France
United Kingdom
India
Peter Dominick
R-Colo
Outdoor Area Workshops For Young People At KU Museum
The Museum of Natural History at Kansas University offers three two week summer workshops for fourth to sixth graders. Alfred D. Bjelland coordinates and teaches sessions held at Dyche Hall from 9 am to 12 pm Monday through Friday. Tuition is 25 dollars per session with 12 students per session.
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Alfred D. Bjelland
Dyche Hall
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Ring Theft Reported at Kansas Union
Thomas Hardwick reported to Lawrence police Thursday morning that his gold and diamond ring valued at $100 vanished from his street shoes after bowling at the Kansas Union.
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Foes Oppose Nieder Acres Sewer Plan at Douglas County Meeting
About 30 residents attended the Douglas County Commission session to oppose a sub sewer district for Nieder Acres near U S Highway 59. The board said no sewer steps would be taken and proposed boundaries and feasibility would be studied by Jack Robinson of Black and Veatch. Residents urged that sewers not be constructed and questioned annexation by Lawrence.
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Nieder Acres
U.S. Highway 59
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Neider Acres
Merryfield
Jack Robinson
Black and Veatch
Lawrence
Robinson
Charles Stough
Mary Rose Thompson
Probing Protons with Photo Evidence at Kansas
Kansas University physicist Robert Stump studies proton interactions in liquid hydrogen using Brookhaven and Argonne images. A $86 500 National Science Foundation grant funds 100 000 photos scanned by undergraduates then measured by a high speed machine and fed to a computer to model three dimensional proton interactions. The work seeks deeper understanding of matter, subatomic particles, and nuclear forces. Hawaii's Iolani Palace noted as the United States' only royal residence.
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Kansas University
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Argonne National Laboratories
Brookhaven Laboratory
National Science Foundation
Spring Storm Tornado Time Underway Here
Kansas meteorologist R A Garrett of the ESSA Topeka weather bureau says spring storm season runs March through early summer with peak tornado activity in May and June. He notes tornadoes can occur any time and cites historical totals, warnings, and shelter guidance for Lawrence and statewide residents.
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Five Groups to Present West Junior High Music Concert
Five groups from West Junior High will perform the annual orchestra and choruses at 7 30 p m Tuesday April 9 in the school gym. The program features Wyatt Cooper directing the orchestra and Bonnie Zillcox leading the Eighth and Ninth Grade Choruses Girls Glee and the WJHS Chorale. The choirs perform a mix of classic and Broadway numbers with soloists and two Alice in Wonderland pieces. Accompanists include Ansley Frank Harris Hubbard Pickett Wilcox and Pat.
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Wjhs Chorale
Bonnie Zillcox
Robby
Shire
Zaninelli
Chorale
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Fine
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Cooper
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Rameau
Traffic Court Docket Summaries Adds Fines
Municipal court lists several speeding and stop sign violations. Charles G Barnes and Lyman F Pierce face speeding fines of 17 and 15 dollars respectively. Kurt L Roeger, Katie H Armitage, Carol E Pillet, and others incur smaller fines for traffic infractions.
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Rockledge Radi
Dennis
James W
Hoffman
Chicago
Douglas G. Phillips
Parsons
Darrel W. Ray
Wichita
Roby
D. Ogan
1603. W
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Robert K. Hammer
Frank B. Barnes
Ala. St
Leon Garcia
Learnard Ave
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Kurt L. Roeger
Katie H. Armitage
Belle Crest. Rd
Lyman. F. Pierce
W. 24Th St
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Harper St
Memorial Hospital Dismissals List Noted For Local Residents
Memorial Hospital records show a list of dismissal names and addresses including Earl Campbell Cathy Burgess Perry Shirley Franks Wellsville Minnie Neal Diane Gerard Linda Swadley Lois Diel Lillian Pidcock Bill Gilbreth Bessie Hicks Stacy Kahler Margie Attebery Jesse Sutton Hiram Stowits Julie Hammond and baby boy Jody Beers Mary Bailey Gerald Simon Laurine Waterbury Roger Borland Glenda Kerr Viola Cobb Vera Hoover Shirley Douglass and baby boy Nancy Jackson and baby George Christian Nancy Kirk Lynn Leonard Martha Poole and Diane Gerard.
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Cathy Burgess
Perry
Shirley Franks
Wellsville
Minnie Neal
Diane Gerard
Manchester
Linda Swadley
Lois Diel
Crestline Dr
Lillian Pidcock
Valleyview
Bill
Gilbreth
Almira
Bessie Hicks
E. 10Th
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Brook
Margie Attebery
Lucien Hollingsworth
Paul Barnthouse
Baldwin
Julie Hammond
Baby Boy
Jody Beers
Prospect
Mary Bailey
Gerald Simon
Powhattan
Laurine Waterbury
Ottawa
Roger Borland
Miss
Glenda Kerr
Cabot
Ark
Viola Cobb
Eudora
Vera Hoover
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Nancy Jackson
Moundview
George Christian
Nancy Kirk
Lynn Leonard
Martha Poole
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Mr and Mrs James Joh Announce Tonganoxie Daughter
Mr and Mrs James Joh of Tonganoxie announce the birth of a daughter today. This brief notice confirms the new arrival in the family.
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Aoay
James Joh
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