Market Summary Mixed as Dow Edges Higher in Thin Trade
New York stocks drifted with decliners slightly ahead in the day’s trade but the Dow Jones average rose 0.28 to 936.62 at 2 p.m. Oil stocks gained while others edged lower. Royal Dutch and Texaco advanced, Jersey Standard and Occidental lagged. Kansas City reports show wholesale eggs and butter steadier with wire market quotes for grains and beans.
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New York Stock Exchange
Royal Dutch
California Standard
Indiana Standard
Texaco
Gulf Oil
Jersey Standard
Occidental Petroleum
Theft Reported Of Russian Urn From Fraternity House
A Russian brass coffee urn valued at 750 to 1,000 dollars was taken from the Delta Upsilon fraternity house at 1025 Emery Road. The theft happened between 10:00 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. and was reported to police at about 2:00 p.m. Thursday. A second theft involved a car valued at 500 dollars owned by Ronald P. Stiles and taken from a lot behind his residence between 10:30 p.m. Thursday and 6:00 a.m. today.
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Emery Rd
Lawrence
Ronald P. Stiles
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Stiles
Kansas City Livestock Prices and Monday Estimates
AP report from Kansas City shows cattle at 100 head with no calves, hogs at about 3,000 with higher barrows and gilts, ranges for weights 1 80 to 225 pounds. sows steady. Sheep 25 head with insufficient market data. spring lambs at 30.50 to 31.50. Monday estimates project 1,600 cattle, 50 calves, 6,000 hogs, 600 sheep.
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Kansas City
First Kresge Center operational staff arrive in Lawrence
Ed Netherland arrives as maintenance supervisor ahead of others to observe construction at the S S Kresge Distribution Center in the Santa Fe Industrial Tract. The super warehouse nears half completion with 65 percent roofed and 60 percent floor down. Office area 15 percent ready. hiring likely August or September. completion set for December 31.
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Lawrence
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State Receipts Fall Short Of Estimates, Budget Dept Says
The Legislative Research Department projects state general revenue receipts for the current fiscal year will be several million dollars below the official estimates. Through ten months, July 1970 to April 1971, actual receipts were 16.1 million dollars under the forecast, with further shortfalls possible by year end.
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Topeka
State General Revenue Fund
Legislative Research Dept
Legislative Budget Committee
College instructor admits threats over anti-war protest
Patricia Hosman, an art instructor at State University College at Brockport, pleaded guilty Thursday to a reduced disorderly conduct charge for threatening to flunk students who did not join a spring anti-war protest. The incident occurred while she taught last spring.
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Rochester
N.Y
Patricia Hosman
Miss Hosman
the State University College At
Brockport
Panthers Freed In Quick Verdict
After an eight month trial 13 Black Panthers accused of bomb conspiracy were acquitted on all 12 counts. Jurors with diverse backgrounds delivered 156 not guilty verdicts in minutes per count. Afeni Shakur shouted not guilty as Lumumba Shakur was cleared.
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Frederick Hills
James Fox
Afeni Shakur
Fox
Lumumba
Criminal Courts
Curtis Powell
Algeria
Gerald Lefcourt
Michael Tabor
Richard Moore
Critical Injury In Area Mishap
John Lindsay a 21 year old from Leavenworth fell head first into an asphalt mixing bin at Hankomer Asphalt Co in Lans ing. He was pulled from the bin and taken to St John Hospital in Leavenworth in critical condition. Superintendent Pete Bennett called it an unfortunate accident and investigators said the powdery material cut off his oxygen.
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Leavenworth County
St. John Hospital
Leavenworth
Hankomer Asphalt Co
John Lindsay
Pete Bennett
Hoffman Indicted Over Mayday Antiwar Riot in Washington
Abbie Hoffman, a noted antiwar figure, was indicted by a federal grand jury in U S District Court on charges of crossing state lines to incite a riot during the Mayday protests in Washington D C The indictment cites the Georgetown area riot on May 3 when police arrested over 7000 demonstrators attempting to block traffic.
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Washington
Abbie Hoffman
Hoffman
U.S
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Georgetown
Pearson urges more aid for education over cuts
Sen James B Pearson R Kan argues higher education aid should rise not fall. He cites youth protests abuse of drugs and seeks deeper history and civic education to curb problems and foster reform across schools during an all schools day program.
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