Guidelines On Windup For Freeze
Washington AP summarizes the Price Commission post freeeze guidelines. Prices may rise to cover legitimate costs minus productivity gains aiming for an average increase of 2.5 percent or less. Rents on existing housing stay frozen while new and certain property types move to free of control. Enforcement relies on voluntary compliance with spot checks for small firms and reporting for larger ones. Retailers must post freeze level ceilings for food and other items by January 1. Exceptions cover about one fifth of cost of living items including raw agricultural products imports taxes stocks and certain hard to price goods with new categories for used items and specialized items.
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Car Strikes Pole Injuring Driver in Lawrence
Prother H. Brown III, 21, of Overland Park, suffered facial cuts when his car struck a utility pole on East 28th near New Hampshire in Lawrence at 8 13 p.m. He was treated and released from Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Brown cited loss of focus as cause. Police logged nine other minor crashes that Thursday.
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Overland Park
East 28Rd
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Brown
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
OU Officials Accused Of Fostering Racism
Ten black students at the University of Oklahoma urged the Board of Regents to action within 24 hours to end institutional racism. They accused OU officials of creating a racist atmosphere while President Paul Sharp said the university cannot control individual behavior and denied systemic racism.
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Norman
Okla
University of Oklahoma
OU Board of Regents
Tom Dewitty
Dewitty
Paul F. Sharp
J.R. Morris
Kansas to distribute 6.90 million in federal road funds
Federal aid totaling 6.90 million will be distributed to Kansas counties in the new fiscal year starting July 1. County allocations follow the same basis as state gasoline tax funds, with Sedgwick County slated for 722 104 and Wallace for 21 247.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Kansas Highway Commission
Sedgwick
Wallace
LHS Ecology Group to Visit Wildlife Refuge
About 20 members of the Lawrence High Ecology Action Club will travel to Squaw Creek National Wildlife Refuge near Mound City Missouri on Saturday to observe fowl migration and study the local food chain. Ken Highfill and Mrs Mary Allen will accompany the group.
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LHS
Lawrence High Ecology Action Club
Missouri Wildlife Refuge
Squaw Creek National Wildlife Refuge
Mound City
Missouri
Ken Highfill
Mrs
Mary Allen
Dr Mead Returns to Samoa After Half Century
Dr Margaret Mead has returned to American Samoa where she gathered material for Coming of Age in Samoa. This is the anthropologist’s first visit to American Samoa since completing her studies in 1925.
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American Samoa
Margaret Mead
South Pacific Islands
Samoa
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