Kansas Wheat Matures as Crop Reports Show Progress
The Crop and Livestock Reporting Service says 80 percent of Kansas wheat is at jointing, 10 percent headed, below last year and five-year averages. Corn planted 35 percent, sorghum 5 percent. Soil moisture mostly adequate with western shortages. Milk marketings in 1978 hit a record 146.3 million, cattle on feed May 1 at 1,255,000, down 3 percent from 1978.
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Mark E. Caldwell
N. Cedar
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Kraus
Daniel Gene Miller
Rural
Garnett
Roy Wheeles
Canterbury Court
Lyle Albert Urton
N. Mulberry
Wall Street Edges Up From Two-Month Low
The Dow Jones average rose 4.07 to 829.09 at noon as gains led by energy-linked equities emerged. Traders noted inflation risks from rising energy prices but pointed to strength in gasoline beneficiaries like Greyhound and Resorts International, with NYSE volume at 12.03 million shares.
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American Stock Exchange
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Local Ad Briefs Highlight Promotions and Sales
A collection of promotions from area merchants includes golf special for after 6 p.m. play at Silver Lake, bedding plants from Osburn's Greenhouse, dog foods from Husky Strongheart and Bing-Go, and gift ideas at Wassmer's. Community listings note bartender vacancies at Coach Club, two Danny Davis and the Nashville Brass shows at Ottawa Municipal Auditorium with advance ticket pricing, Dairy Queen party punch offerings, an advance landscape seminar, and a three-day Dairy Queen special. Final two-week sale and store closings announced for 113 North Main with Metzger Salvage planning reopening at 109 North Main after remodels and pricing changes.
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Memorial Service for Ivan F Schwartz at Worden Church
Ivan Frederick Schwartz 82 of Carbondale died Saturday in Topeka. Services 2 p.m. Wednesday at Worden United Methodist Church, burial Worden Cemetery. Survived by a son Melvin Schwartz. a daughter Betty Hubbell. a brother Glenn Schwartz. three sisters Cora Lutz Edna Hack Helen Fleer. four grandchildren. He was a World War I veteran, Navy, married Mabelle Fleer in 1922. He farmed at Worden, worked at KU maintenance, and moved to Carbondale in 1976. Memorials to Arthritis Foundation.
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Ivan Frederick Schwartz
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Topeka
United Methodist Church
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Schwartz
Lawrence
University of Kansas
Worden United Methodist Church
Hearings Set Over KPL Rate Increase Request
Kansas Corporation Commission schedules two weeks of hearings starting July 9 on Kansas Power and Light Co. proposal for a 56.8 million permanent rate rise. Intervenors include DoD, General Motors, Iowa Beef Processors, and Capital Area Human Rights Org. Public hearings to precede the formal session. exhibits due June 29. pre hearing July 2 to scope issues.
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Pete” Loux
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General Motors Corp
Iowa Beef Processors Inc
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Kansas Legal Services Inc
James Grimes
Grimes
Ottawa University summer courses enroll for OU College Without Campus
Local affiliate announces enrollment for summer courses at Ottawa University College Without Campus. Courses include American Literature, Money and Personal Goals, Mathematics with sessions on Mondays Wednesdays and Tuesdays at Chapel Room 100 and Administration Room 101. Instructors are Emory J. McKenzie Marcia McQuilliam and Gene Clegg.
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Marcia McQuilliam
Gene Clegg
Ottawa High School
Enrollment Opens for Summer Classes at Lawrence Arts Center
Registration is open until June 1 for adult and children summer classes at the Lawrence Arts Center Ninth and Vermont. The season includes theatre drawing painting sculpture batik silversmithing mural design kite making puppetry and kimono construction. Children meet twice weekly for four weeks in June with a July session. adults meet weekly for eight weeks in June and July. Fees range from 12 to 15 dollars plus materials. call 843-9444 for information.
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