The Salina Journal from Salina, Kansas • Page 9

Wary investors see stocks slip 1 NEW St CkS lower early Monday afternoon in moderate trading of New York Stock Exchange issues as investors weighed first quarter earnings reports and traders cashed in on last week's profits. The Dow Jones industrial average down nearly four points earlier was off 1.61 points to 946.15 shortly before 1:15 p.m. EST. The Dow gained 076 point Friday to cap a 28.88-point advance last week, that has made blue- chips vulnerable to profit-taking. The NYSE common stock index was off 0.15 to 54.79 and the average price of a common share was down nine cents.

Declines led advances, 733 to 537, among the 1,778 issues crossing the tape. The 508 unchanged issues reflected considerable investor uncertainty. The three-hour turnover amounted to about 10,030,000 shares, down from the New York Stock Exchange 10:30 am quotations Provided by A. G. Edwerds Co.

ADM Beech Air 22 Dillons 31 Federal Mogul Corp nVi Hesston 844 Ramada Inns 34k Santa Fe Ind 38Vi United Telecom 184k OVER THE COUNTER BIO ASK Graves Truck 124k Duckwalls 9Vi ColemanAm 24e Butler Mfg 22Vi El Dorado 2Vi 3 Cash grain KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI1 Wheat futures closed Vi-1 Vt cents lower today on the Kansas City Board of Trade. The prices: May 2.6044, off VA; Jly 2.69V), off Sep 2.77Vi, off Vi; Dec 2.a7V<i, off Vi; Mar 2.96*4, off 1 Vt. Sorghum futures: May 2.27N, unch; Jly 2.30N, unch. Cash grain: Wheat 211 cars; hard and soft off cents; No 1 hard 2.55VM.72; No 2 hard 2.55-2.71M; No 3 hard 2.51; No 4 hard 2.53-2.56.

Corn 122 cars; white unch, yellow up IVi cents; No 2 white 3.10N; No 1 yellow 2.51-2.59; No 2 yellow 2.57Vi-2.58Vi; No 3 yellow 2.SOV4-2.57V4. Sorghum 26 cars; up cents; No2 yellow 3.71N. Soybeans 33 cars; up 30 cents (the limit); No 1 yellow 9.96MN. 12,460,000 traded during the same period Friday. General Motors, the most active NYSE-listed issue, was off IVi.

Ford was off and Chrysler Analysts noted the Big Three automakers also were hurt by poor early April sales. Westinghouse Electric was the second most active issue, unchanged. Damon Corp. was third, up CHICAGO LIVE BEEF CATTLE SUPPLIED BV ANSPACHER ASSOC. PREV.

OPEN HIGH LOW CLOSE CLOSE 41.SO 44.97 44.90 44.S5 April June Aug. OCt. LIVE HOGS April 37.92 June 42.W July 44.47 Aug. 43.90 PORK BELLIES May July Aug Feb. EGGS April May 61.75 M.35 61.00 57.55 41.40 41.35 41.90 45.40 44.25 44.70 31.22 43.15 45.65 44.75 63.50 64.00 62.67 51.75 41.75 49.25 41.40 41.65 41.60 44.75 44.12 45.02 44.70 44.77 45.00 44.27 44.35 44.55 37.77 31.07 42.40 42.N 43.05 44.47 44.72 44.77 43.70 44.05 43.17 61.00 61.57 61.15 61.60 62.17 62.35 60.25 60.72 60.70 57.20 57.15 57.55 41.00 41.45 41.20 41.90 41.60 41.30 livestock OMAHA (UPI)-Livestock: Hogs butchers steady to 25 lower; No 1-3 200240 Ib 37.00-37.50; 240-250 Ita 36.50-37.00, some near 240 Ib 37.10-37.25; 250-270 Ib 36.00-36.75; No 2-3 270-210 Ib 35.50-36.00; No 2-4 210-310 Ib 34.50-35.50; sows 25-50 lower; 325-600 Ib 33.25-35.00.

Cattle steers unevenly firm to SO higher than midweek last week, but weak to 25 lower, Instances 50 lower, than limited closing trade; heifers firm to 25 higher than last Wednesday, but weak to 25 lower then Thursday; cows firm; 3 loads and part load choice and prime 1100-1175 Ib steers 40.15-41.00; load choice and prime 1275 Ib 40.25; choice 975-1275 Ib 39.75-40.50; load 1150 Ib 40.75; good and low choice 36.00-39.50; load and part load choice heifers 10001025 Ib 39.25; choice 150-1050 Ib 37.50-39.00; good and low choice 33.50-37.50; utility and commercial cows 27.50-30.00; canner and cutter 24.00-27.50. Sheep 100 small supply slaughter lambs higher; few choice and prime 93 Ib spring lambs 55.00; 1 lot choice 15 Ib shorn lambs 52.50; few utility and good shorn ewes 14.50. Tuesday's estimates: Cattle 5,000, hogs 4,000, sheep 200. DODGE CITY, Kan. (UPI) Trade very slow late Friday and during the weekend.

Few sales slaughter steers and heifers steady, but not enough sold to fully test trends. Inquiry and demand light. Sales confirmed on 450 slaughter steers and 650 slaughter heifers. Slaughter steers choice 2-4, mostly 3, 1100-1150 Ib 40.25-40.50; slaughter heifers choice 2-4 925-950 Ib 37.50-3t.00; few loads choice with end good 2-4 1025 Ib 37.00. Latest Market Report NEW YORK (UPI) Selected stocks on the New York Stock Exchange.

Sales Net P-E (hds) Lest Chg. A Adrsgr 17 70 4t Aetna Lf 1.20 342 4k Alcan Al 24 431 Vi AllgLud 1.21 7 21 'A Allld Ch l.SO 11 204 449k- Vt AMIS Cha .90 6 343 30V4 Alcoa 1.40 14 193 4k AMAX 1.75 12 117 Vk AmrdH I 126 4k Am Airlines 6 132 11V4- Vk ABrand 2.92 10 69 Vt AmBrdcst 1 11 69 45Vi- Vi AmCan 2.40 391k- Vt AmCyan 116 9 It2 26V4- Vi AEIPwr 2.06 9 293 244k- Vk A Home 1.10 17 351 yWVt Am Motors 461 Vk AmNaR 2.80 1 13 42 AmStnd 1.50 8 293 4.20 10 708 63 4k AMF In 1.24 10 122 ArmcoS 1.80 7 28 g29Vk- Vt ArmsCork 1 12 57 Vk AtlRlch 1.60 11 1212 itVt- Vl BabWII 1.20 9 248 40M Bangor Pn 4 47 154s- 4k Beat Fds .96 12 179 241k Beckmn .32 13 24 24 14 Bell Hwl .84 32 160 9k Bendlx Cp 2 9 114 43 Beth Steel 2 9 99 Vk BlackftD .48 16 73 Vk Boeing 1.40 9 334 45 BolseCa 1.10 10 358 4k Borden 1.40 9 103 34 -f Vt Borg 1.60 7 x56 Vk Bost Ed 2.44 9 60 b25Vi BrlggsSt .92 13 44 27 Vk Brls My 2.20 13 6544 BrltPet 19 145 15 Vk Brunswk .60 7 390 Vt Bucyrus .64 13 204 26Vk- Vk BuddCo 1.20 5 393 30ft Vt Bunk Ramo 13 42 llVk Burl No 1.60 9 347 Ik Burrghs .80 13 223 614k- Vt -C C' Camp 1.48 12 53 Vk CanPac 6 40 Vk CarrlerC .64 11 330 174t- Vk CatplTr 1.50 13 474 u574k- Vt CBS 2 10 612 4k Celanse 2.80 75 Vi Cetn Te .70 11 182 44 Cessna 1.20 7 97 284k Champlntl 1 8 219 u24Vi ChmpSP .68 10 66 lift- Vk ChaseM 2.20 9 221 Vk ChmNY 2.88 7 93 42Vk- 4k Chessle 2.32 8 136 Vk Chryslr .156 3 1228 Vt Cln Gas 1.64 12 307 Vk Citicorp 1.06 9 659 g2844- Vt Cities Srv 3 8 113 p60 Vt CleveEl 2.64 9 xlOI -tk CocaCol 3.08 17 206 4k Colgate 13 164 254e Col Gas 2.24 8 130 Vk CmwEd 2.40 9 148 Comm Sat 1 10 129 Vt Congolm .60 7 127 Vk ConEdlson 2 5 171 u22Vi ConsuP 2.12 6 X605 Vt CntlGroup 2 9 70 37 'A Vt ContlOII 1.20 8 614 37Vk-f Vt CdntrolD .15 8 69 22 -t- Vt CornG 1.52a 13 78 D6644 CPC Intl 2Vi 9 40 49Vk- 4k Crane 1.20B 7 35 Vi CrownZ 1.80 11 43 Vt CurtlssW .60 8 68 Vt Dart Ind Ig 8 188 p344k- Vi DayPLt 1.66 10 89 Vk Deere 1.10 8 170 Vk DetEdls 1.45 9 169 1544- Vk Dlebold .50 9 23 111k- Vk Dillon l.Ofg 12 9 Vt Disney 15 1173 DrPeppr .44 15 37 12 DowChem 1 12 958 Vt Dresser .80 10 463 431k- Vk Duke 1.60 9 100 2114 DuPont 5 14 186 Vt DuqneL 1.72 10 85 Vk GettyOI .700 14 62 18IV4-1M Gillette 1.50 11 260 Vt Goodrlc 1.12 33 348 3144-1 Vt Goodyr 1.10 14 570 20 GraceW 1.80 8 85 219k Vk Grand Un 1 7 2 204k Great 22 35 Vk Grn Gla 1.08 11 76 20 'A Gryhd 1.04a 8 209 144k Grummn .80 5 25 11 4i Gulf OH l.N 7 581 Vt .66 3 557 Vt HamPa 1.30 9 20 25 Vk Hercules 1 10 144 24Vk- Vk HershF 1.12 6 10 20 1 Hewitt .40 21 314 74Vi- 4k HlltonHo .92 9 41 2244- Vt Hoi Inns .46. 9 215 Vk Homstak la 21 224 Honywl l.M 174 49 Vi Houstnl 1.76 465 4k HowardJ .32 256 lOVk 1C Ind 1.40 266 Vi Idaho 2.16 55 27 Vk III Pwr 2.20 11 46 Vk INA Cp 2,30 10 64 IncoLt 1.40a 11 146 294k- Vk Ing Rnd 2.80 14 255 44 INLNDStl2.60 9 51 V. Insplrtn Cop 635 8 Vi IBM Crp 10 17 672 IntHarv 1.85 6 250 354k- Vk Intl Paper 2 14 226 4k 1.76 8 430 334k- Vk Itek Corprfn 21 24 4k 1 Jantien .80 6 8 JeffPllot .80 10 38 28 JohnMv 1.40 13 316 Vk John Jn 1.40 19 103 U6744 JoyMfg 1.30 13 120 Vi KalsrAI 1.20 17 77 36Vi- KanCSo 8 12 Vk KanGE 1.76 7 36 g204k KanPLt 1.70 8 25 20V4 Kencott .150 102 429 27Vi KeMcG 1.25 13 219 tSVt- 4k KlmbCI 2.20 9 76 U44H- Vk Air) 8 2 Knight .72 10 7 Vk Kraft In 2.32 10 47 Vi Kresge .32 15 712 Kroger 1.44 7 37 b26 Vk LearSleg .50 7 105 Vt LehlPtCm 1 10 56 1744- Vi Lehm 1.03b 111 Vt l.80e 7 90 LlggGrp 2Vi 8 30 4k Litton Corp 30 119 144k- Vt Lockheed 3 421 LoewCp 1.20 6 8) Vk LTV Corp 5 113 Vt LuckyS 12 73 15Vk- Vk LuknStl 1.60 10 8 3244- Vt Macy 1.30 7 77 344k Man Hn 1.92 8 275 38Vi- Vi MarMldl .80 12 46 Vk MarshF 1.24 9 28 Vk MartM 1.40 8 125 May DS 1.12 8 82 Vk Maytg 13 30- 3144- McDonD .50 7 1147 20-44 Meed Cp .92 6 78 Vk Merck IVi 16 204 Vk 1.70 18 348 514k- Vt Mobil 3.80 7 242 68 4k Mohasco .90 8 58 Monsan 2.80 8 194 MorganJP 2 10 418 uSOVk- 4k Motorola .84 15 122 4544- 4k MtStTel 1.88 9 106 26 4k MurpCo 1.20 7 12 Nabisco 2.52 10 33 u49Vk- NatAlrln .50 22 223 Vi NtlDlstl 1.60 7 175 Vk Ntl Gyp 1.05 10 133 Vk Nat Stl 2Via 9 20 42Vk- 4k NCR Cp .80 9 372 U3S Nev Pw 1.76 7 24 NlagMo 1.24 10 551 ISVk- Vt NLIndu 1.20 9 196 214k- Vk NorfkW 1.76 8 204 4k NoNtGs 2.08 7 65 45H- 4k Nw Ban 1.92.10 98 NortnSI 9 517 18Vi- Vt II Ralston .40 13 182 Vk Rapid Amer 4 7 Vk RCA Cp 1.20 13 919 b294k- Rep Stl 1.60 8 43 334k- Vt Revlon .90 15 102 3944- Vk Rey Ind 3.28 9 199 Vk ReynMt 1.20 10 62 42Vi- Vt RochG 1.28g 8 19 Rockwll 2.20 9 238 p334k- Vk RohmH 1.28 12 4 Vt RoyalCC .80 8 14 Vt RoylD 2.20b 5 137 Vk SafwStr 2.20 11 162 464k- StRegls 1.64 10 37 u364k- 4k ScherlngP 1 321 Vt SCM Cp.80 5 37 20Vk ScottPap .76 9 39 Vk Seagram .86 8 4 214k- Vk Sears 1.80a 13 439 ShellOII 3.20 7 77 724k- Tft SlgnalC 1.10 9 104 28Vi- Slmmns 1.12 12 40 Vk Singer 7 59 Vt Smlthkllne 2 16 191 76Vk- 4k SoutCalEd 2 6 200 SouthCo 1.46 10 391 SoPacIf 2.24 8 87 So Rail 2.32 10 139 44 Sp Rand .92 8 299 Vk SquarD 1.20 16 590 4k St Brnd 1.28 11 47 264k StdOCal 2.20 8 349 Vt StOIInd 2.60 9 404 54Vk- Vt StOIIOh 1.36 24 288 8544 SterlDrg .70 11 194 Vk StewWn 1.96 8 22 3344- 4k StudeW 1.68 5 138 Vk Sun Comp 2 6 57 444k- Vk Sup Oil 1.80 16 18 196 -5 Teledyne 3k 6 538 Teneco 1.88 337 Vk Texaco 2 585 x2644 TexECp 1.85 15 41M Texlnst 1.32 2 112 85-44 TexUtll 1.40 185 1944 Textron 1.40 40 Tlmkn 2.20a 1 12 u54 Transam .66 418 14 Trans Air 189 10 TrICon 1.42b 47 21 Vi- 4k TRW In 1.40 9 77 Vk UALInc .609 29 115 214k UnCarb 2.80 8 184 58 Vt UnOCal 2.20 7 238 53Vk- 4k Un Pac 1.70 14 374 Vi Unlroyal .50 14 269 944- Vt UtdCpn 45 US Gyp 1.60 13 46 25Vi- Vk USSteel 2.20 10 350 48Vk- 4k US Tob 1.40 14 28 304k- 4k UtdTec 1.20 81198 44 Uplohn 1.08 13 326 4k UtahPL 3.12 9 101 Varlan .28 13 58 18Vk Va Elec 1.24 8 195 Vk Uf Walgrn 1,10 7 31 Warn Lam 1 14 221 Vk Wa Wat 1.76 7 26 Vt Ws Bane IVi 7 73 u294k- Vk WUnlon 1.40 8 134 pl7Vi Westh El .97 8 2040 20 WhlgPItt Stl 325 7 Vt Whirlpool 1 11 416 Vt White 1.10 7 95 Vt White Motor 3 183 Vk Wlckes .72 9 60 WlnnDx 1.56 13 3 4144 Woolwh 1.40 7 109 g2S44 xvz Xerox 1.20 II 382 4744- Vi ZaleCorp .88 6 27 Zayre Corp 4 40 8 ZenlthRad 1 12 203 u24Vk- 'A FOOTNOTES Composite tables Include trades from nine markets Identified by last price Indicators for markets other than NYSE as: a-AMEX (NYSE list only); b-Boston; c-Clnclnnatl; g-NASD: Eastern Air EastK 1.60a I EatonCorp 2 ElPasC 1.10 Ensrch 1.72 Ethyl 1.60 ExxonCpn 3 FalrCam 14 FerroC 1.25 Flrstne 1.10 1 Fllntkot 1.16 16 FlaPCp 2.21 Ford Motr 4 ForMcKes 1 FreptM 1.60 Fruehuf l.M 0 Gam Sk 1.40 19 MVi- GanntttCo 1 .6 191 Vk Gen Dynam 6 110 p5344- Vk On Elec 1.N 12 795 GnFood 1.64 9 93 Vk GinMllls 12 55 274k- 4k GenMot 7 1750 uUVk-1 GPubU 1.61 9 162 19Vk- Vk GTE 2 9 535 2944- Vt 1.200 5 131 274k Vk t. ann 3 145 181109 8 34 8 137 8 104 10 9 871 -F 14 51 8 150 12 257 16 58 9 54 51382 7 36 9 46 7 228 7H Vk Vk 44 43 Vt 524k 32Vi- Vi 11 Vk Vk 314k- Vt 564k- Vt Vk Vt 29 0 OccldnPet 1 10 1267 p27Vk Ohio Ed 1.70 9 201 19Vt OklaGE 1.41 10 213 11 OutbdM 1.40 7 34 2344- Vt OwenCrFb 1 14 157 6IV4- Vt PacGas El 2 I 324 Pac Ltg 1.61 7 45 1144 PacTT 1.40 9 22 II Vk Pan Am Air 2 292 4Vk- Vk Panhnd 2.30 I II 43ft Penney 1.41 11 40Vk- Vt PennPL 1.10 I 133 2144 Penniol 1.40 7 170 32 Vk Peopl 3.40 I 141 4744- Vk PepsiCo 2.40 13 115 734k- 'A Pfizer In .96 12 1071 21 Vk Phelp 2.20 17 207 34ft PhllaEI l.M 10 300 Phil MO 1.30 12 154 554k- Vt Phillip Pet 2 11 390 uSIft-f-'Vk Plllsbry 1.16 12 153 37ft- 4k Polaroid .50 14 242 34 ft PPGInd 2.20 I 119 56 Vt ProcGa 2.60 15x191 PuSCol 1.46 91415 Vt PSEIG l.M I 155 x234k- Vk PurexC l.M 9 49 1744- Vk Purlatr l.H 9 9 Vi u-Mldwest; k-lnstlnet; n-NYSE (Amex list only); o-Pacltlc; x- Philadelphia.

Instlnet Is block trading system used by Institutions. All sales In full. DIVIDENDS: Are annual unless otherwise Identified; (a) plus extra; (b) paid so far this year, no regular rate; (c) payment on accumulated dividends; (d) paid last year; (a) cash plus stock paid In 1976; (f) cash plus stock paid In 1977; (g) annual rate plus stock dividend; (h) paid this year-latest dividend omitted; (I) per cent In stock paid In 1976; (k) per cent In stock paid In 1977; t(q) In bankruptcy-receivership or reorgenliatlon; (t) capital distribution; (x) ex-dlvldend; (wl) when Issued; (wt) warrants, P-E ratio: The price of a stock as a multiple of per- share earnings-derived by dividing the Iwtist 12 month earnings figure Into list sale nrlce. Corn, soybean prices climb CHICAGO (UPI) Wheat was lower, corn higher, oats irregularly higher and soybeans substantially higher at the close today on the Chicago Board of Trade. Wheat was off Vi to cents; corn up to oats up Vi to 3ME; and soybeans up 15 to 30.

The outside markets were mixed. Wagon grain prices Saline, Mendey Hard down It up 1c unchanged up 30c Today's records Hospital Admissions Asbury James Crawford, 302 N. 9th; Virgil Yoagley, 1008 N. 9th; Earl McDowell, 613 S. 3rd; Timothy Hawkinson, 1908 Ingman Mrs.

Lester Acheson, 2117 Haskett; Rayshonette Rice, 1039 N. Santa Fe; Mrs. Mikel Luebbert, 1402 Winona; Mrs. Richard Dougherty, 1541 Bach told; Mrs. Earl Law, 1003 E.

Kirwin; Mrs. Richard Roeser, 801 S. 4th; Debra Hanke, Asbury school of nursing; Joseph Corby, 661 Highland; Lonnie Morrison, 331 Missouri; Mrs. Gerald Coins, 534 State; Terry Walters, 1910 West wood; Mrs. James Clark, 411 Baker; Elmer Buenning, 412 Morrison; Herman Schenk, Omlitz; Mrs.

Gerald Zeman, Brookville; Jack Percival, Topeka; Marion Brock, Delphos; Mrs. Raymond Gruber, Bennington; Kenneth Larson, Minneapolis; Twilia Hutt, Concordia; Mrs. William Baxa, Cuba; Mrs. Mabel Sherraden, Chapman. St.

John's Laureen Burnham, 1323 Ponca; Donald Heidel, Salina RFD Mrs. William Johnston, 1414 Haven; George Wilson, 133 S. Penn; Tony Carter, 664U S. 9th; Mrs. Pearl Courtney, 2009 Highland; Mrs.

Irene Dutton, 710 W. Iron; Mrs. Dora Lee Gray, 619 N. 9th; John Ludes III, 2020 Glendale; Mrs. Anna Nowak, 305 E.

Wilson; Charles Young, 606 Morningside; Rebecca McCollough, Concordia; Mrs. Deloy Budden, Milford; Mrs. Keith Jorgensen, Lincoln; Wilfred Marx, Morland; John McKinley, Abilene; Mrs. Chester Oberg, Clay Center; W. Everal Pickett, Tipton.

Hospital Dismissals Asbury Shubert baby girl, 401 Russell; Andrew Plumer, 835 S. 5th; Mrs. Stephen Klingzell, 249Vz; Harl Zimmerman, 718 5th; Gregory Wenthe, 304 S. 3rd; Mrs. Robert Cline, 1916 Haskett; Benjamin Greider, 856 Roach; Mrs.

Robert Rogers, 908 Johnstown; Mrs. Marguerite Ostenberg, 316 S. Oakdale; Mrs. Van Rickley, 608 Charles; Mrs. Floyd Deringer, 605 W.

Crawford; William Hokett, 821 W. Elm; Mrs. Alvin Ingram, 1207 N. Front; Frank Gleason, 443 Yale; Clarence Hester, 805 Smith; Mrs. James Dalton, 2152 Meadowlark Lane; James Crawford, 302 N.

9th; Mrs. Donald Hamilton, 433 S. 9th; Mrs. Arlo Robertson, 512 W. Wilson; Mrs.

Charles Jarrell, 912 W. Ash-, Sheri Muilenburg, 816 Mike Mrs. Garrett Preston, 549 S. llth; Leonard Keitel, 2775 Bret; DeEtt Johnson, Brown Mackie apartments; Mrs. George White, 760 Sheridan; Mrs.

Loren Cannefax, Salina RFD Mrs. George Steele and baby girl, 818 Comanche; Misty Prockish, Wilson; Mrs. Lowell Culley and baby girl, Clay Center; Mrs. Shanrion verb, art and baby boy, Lindsborg; Mrs. John Nelson, McPherson; Charles Schur, Minneapolis; Patricia Jones, Glasco; Leonard Owens, Gove; Marvin Walker, Mankato; Charles Casebeer, Lindsborg; Pierce Murphy, Norton; Mrs.

Keith Tatkenhorst, Natoma; Mrs. Dennis Johnson, Smolan; Mrs. Gerald Zeman, Brookville; Mrs. Dwight Gray, Oak Hill; Mrs. James Karr, Gypsum.

St. John's Karrie Harris, 523 Fairdale; Mrs. Shirley Henry, 1548 Pueblo; Jerome Reyes, 1312 Highland; Steven Thompson, 915 E. Iron; BenjaminBowen, 629 S. Phillips; Mrs.

Cecil Denning, 621 State; Lynette Ring, Salina RFD Dan Ernsbarger, Glasco; Kevin Kline. Delphos; Mrs. Floyd Shepard, Solomon; William Tegtmeyer, Solomon; Mrs. Earl Thorton, Ellsworth. Births Asbury: Girls: Mr.

and Mrs. Roger Bailey, 424 S. 5th, 7 April 16. Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Dougherty, 1541 Bachtold, 6 2 April 17. Mr. and Mrs. Mikel Luebbert, 1402 Winona, 6 April 17. Rayshonette Rice, 1039 N.

Santa Fe, 6 U'2 17. District Court Found guilty Clyde Gail Harvey, 23, 921 W. Walnut, attempted rape, 1-5 years, and aggravated battery, 3-20 years (charges of aggravated assault, aggravated burgary and criminal damage to property dismissed). Melvin Leroy Kirk, 23, 1502 Haven, possession of cocaine, 1-20 years. Civil filing Earth Excavation and J.S.

Frank Construction vs. City of Salina, plaintiffs claim street improvements bid by, and subsequent contract award to Smoky Hill Inc. and Brown Brown Construction, is illegal; plaintiffs seek injunction and contract award to themselves. Divorces Filed Patricia J. vs.

John N. Campbell; Vernon Neal vs. Margaret D. Hughey; Margaret M. vs.

William E. LgRue; Judy K. vs. Duane D. McDonald; Connie K.

vs. Ross N. Rutledge; Gilda Y. vs. Otha Stroman; Merle N.

vs. Sharon F. Swanson; Deborah Ann vs. Joseph Antonio Viveiros. Dlimlsted Eugene George vs.

Gladys Lucill Shellhorn. Flro Alarms Sunday; 2 pm 991 Windsor camper owned by Robert Williams; caused by broken fuel line, estimated loss, $600.00. 8:48 pm 123 W. Crawford, E. E.

Gemmill, appliance failure. Deaths and funerals Bert Pinneo The funeral for Bert D. Pinneo, 88, former Salinan and area educator, will be at 11 am Wednesday at the Geisendorf Rush Smith funeral home, the Rev. Herman Van Arsdale officiating. Burial will be at Forest Grove, with Masonic graveside services.

Mr. Pinneo died Sunday at the Lindsborg Community hospital. He was bom June 9, 1888, in Miami county, Kas. Mr. Pinneo was a member of the Firsl Baptist Church, and was a lifetime member of the Masonic lodge of At wood and the Order of the Eastern Star.

Mr. Pinneo spent his lifetime in education in Kansas, retiring in 1969 at the age of 81. He taught at Atwood high school, served as superintendent ol schools in Rawlins county, and founded the high school in McDonald. He moved to Salina in 1925 and became associated with a firm which sold and distributed educational and school materials. The Atwood high school alumni honored him in 1974.

His wife Josephine died in 1946. Surviving are 2 daughters, Mrs. Keith Studer, Steamboat Springs, and Mrs. Carl Petterson, Otis, 8 grandchildren and 12 great- grandchildren. Friends may call at the funeral home.

MRS. J. R. CLARK ESKRIDGE The funeral for Mrs. Amy J.

Clark, 89, Eskridge, mother of 3 Salina residents, will be at 2 pm Tuesday at "the Presbyterian Church of Eskridge. Burial will be in the Snokomo cemetery, Paxico. Mrs. Clark died Sunday at Stormont- Vail hospital, Topeka, after a short illness. She was born Feb.

20,1888, in Wabaunsee county. She spent her life in the Eskridge, Paxico and Snokomo communities. She was a member of the Presbyterian Church. Surviving are 2 sons, C. L.

Clark, 132 Overhill Road, Salina, and Elmo I. Clark, 816 Custer, Salina; a daughter, Mrs. Lee A. Marshall, 589 Uppermill Heights Drive, Salina, 8 grandchildren and 18 grandchildren. The Austin funeral home, Eskridge, is in charge.

MRS. JOHN CASEY WILSON The funeral for Mrs. Elizabeth Casey, 97, Wilson will be at 10 am Tuesday at the St. Wenceslaus Roman Catholic Church, Wilson, Father Emil Sinner officiating. Burial will be in Wilson Catholic cemetery.

Mrs. Casey died Saturday at Wilson nursing home. She was born Feb. 1, 1880, at Dor- ranee. She and her husband farmed south of Dorrance until 1942 when they moved to Wilson.

Mrs. Casey was a housewife and a member of the St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church. Surviving are 2 daughters, Miss Mildred Casey, Kansas City, and Mrs. Mary Bock, St.

Louis, 8 grandchildren; 10 great-grandchildren. Mrs. Casey's husband died in 1942. The Rosary will be recited at 8 pm Monday at Styles mortuary chapel, Wilson. MRS.

TOM FARREN GYPSUM The funeral for Mrs. Rebecca B. Farren, 86, Gypsum, will be at 9:30 am Tuesday at Gillum funeral home, Gypsum, the Rev. Bill Aiken officiating. Burial will be in Gypsum cemetery.

Mrs. Farren died Sunday at Asbury hospital, Salina. She was born April 19, 1890, at McCracken. She had worked in nursing homes in Topeka before moving to Gypsum in 1965. Mrs.

Farren was a member of the Herington Baptist Church. Surviving are a daughter, Miss Edna Farren, Hutchinson, and a brother, Harrison Brandt, Holly, 5 grandchildren and 1 great-grandchild. Mrs. Farren's husband died in 1975. A son, Rex, died in 1963.

Friends may call at the funeral home. FRANK L. CROOK The funeral for Frank L. Crook, 79, 809 N. 9th, lifelong Salina resident, will be at 2 pm Tuesday at Geisendorf Rush Smith funeral home, the Very Rev.

Sylvan W. Law officiating. Burial will be in Gypsum Hill cemetery. Mr. Crook died Saturday at Asbury hospital after a long illness.

He was born May 13,1897, at Salina. He was a retired construction worker and a veteran of World Wars 1 and 2. Mr. Crook was a member of Christ Cathedral, Veterans of Foreign Wars and Modern Woodmen of America. Surviving are 2 brothers, Rudolph Crook, 1103 N.

5th, and Andrew B. Crook, 1108 Park; 3 sisters; Mrs. Abbie Milleson, 809 N. 9tli; Mrs. Lora Jackson, 1208 N.

5th, and Mrs. Frances Applebee, Hillsboro, Ore. Friends may call at the funeral home. JAMES ALBERT TALLEY TESCOTT The funeral for James Albert Talley, 76, Tescott, retired farmer, will be at 10 am Tuesday at the United Methodist Church here, the Rev. C.

D. Boese officiating. Burial will be in the Franklin cemetery, Tescott. Mr. -Talley died Sunday at the Ottawa County hospital, Minneapolis.

He was born March 11, 1901, at Gallion, La. He was a member of the Tescott United Methodist Church. Surviving are the widow, Agnes, of the home; 3 sons, J. Denver; Richard, Riverside, and Chester, Lake Charles, a brother, Charlie, Zurich, 4 daughters, Mrs. Evelyn Althizer, Riverside, Mrs.

Virginia McDonough, Albuquerque, N.M.; Mrs. Irene Armitage, Everett, and Mrs. Gladys Beachboard, Nashville, 36 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren. The family suggests memorials to the church. Friends may call at the 1 Haley funeral home, Minneapolis.

MRS. CHARLES CORDWELL CAWKER CITY The funeral for Mrs. Betty E. Cordwell, 53, Waterville, at 2 pm Wednesday at Waconda funeral home, Cawker City, the Rev. Dale Kamrath officiating.

Burial will be in St. Boniface cemetery, Tipton. Mrs. Cordwell died Saturday at her home in Waterville where she had lived 3 or 4 years. She and her late husband had farmed many years northeast of Cawker City.

Mrs. Cordwell was born Nov. 17,1923, at Cawker City. Surviving are 2 sons, Richard, Topeka; and Robert, Ponca City, her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Elda Coe, Cawker City; 2 brothers, Harold Coe, Phoenix, and Rex Coe, Edmond, 3 sisters, Mrs. Hazel Bertram, Ft. Worth, Mrs. Marjory Dailey, Farmingdale, N. and Mrs.

Florence McMichael, Sunland, and 4 grandchildren. Friends may call from 7 to 9 pm Tuesday at the funeral home. MRS. FRANK WINKEL CAWKER CITY The funeral for Mrs. Ala Zell Winkel, 76, Mankato, will be at 10 am Wednesday at the Waconda funeral home, Cawker City, the Rev.

Donald McCarthy officiating. Burial will be in Sts. Peter and Paul cemetery, Cawker City. Mrs. Winkel, a longtime Cawker City resident, died Saturday while visiting her son in Ft.

Madison, Iowa. Mrs, Winkel was born Dec. 9,1900 at Galena, Kan. She moved to Mankato 7 months ago. Mrs.

Winkel was a member of Sts. Peter and Paul Roman Catholic church, Cawker City. Her husband, Frank "Jack" Winkel, died in 1970. Surviving are a son, Dean, Ft. Madison; 4 daughters, Mrs.

Betty Frank, Mankato; Mrs. Maxine Jenkins and Mrs. Marjorie Van Aken, both of Ft. Madison, and Mrs. Helen Clegg, Abilene; 15 grandchildren and 7 great- grandchildren.

Friends may call from 7 to 9 pm Tuesday at the funeral home. MRS. ED McOOSH ABILENE The funeral for Mrs. Lucille McCosh, 67, Abilene, will be at 2 pm Tuesday at the Danner funeral home, Abilene, the Revs. Paul Hess and Harold Correll officiating.

Mrs. McCosh died Friday at her home north of Abilene. She was born June 4, 1909, in the Navarre community and grew up in the Buckeye community. She was a member of the Cheebner EHU and the Rainbow club. Surviving are the widower, Ed; 3 sons, Kenneth, Manhattan; Donald, Oklahoma City, and Robert, Monett, 2 daughters, Mrs.

Carol Sommers, Topeka, and Mrs. Linda Sato, Pearl City, Hawaii; a brother, Vernon Holsworth, Abilene, and 5 sisters, Mrs. Edith Blass, 1409 S. llth, and Mrs. Phanneta Hill, 801 S.

9th, both of Salina; Mrs. Ethel Jones and Mrs. Gladys Fritz, both of Apple Valley, and Mrs. Doris Sugano, Honolulu, Hawaii. Burial will be in the Livingston cemetery north of Abilene.

The family suggests memorials to the Cancer society. Friends may call at the funeral home. WILBUR A. ERICSON CLYDE The funeral for Wilbur A. Ericson, 70, Clyde, will be at 10 am Tuesday at the Zion Lutheran Church, Clyde, Pastor Milton Eklund and the Rev.

Robert Vering officiating. Burial will be in Mt. Calvary cemetery, Clyde. Mr. Ericson died Sunday at the Veterans hospital, Topeka.

He was born Jan. 3, 1907, in Clyde, and was a lifelong resident. He was a retired carpenter. Mr. Ericson was a member of the Zion Lutheran Church, the Masonic lodge and the Veterans of Foreign Wars, all of Clyde.

Surviving are the widow, Laura, of the home; 3 sons, Gene Arpin, Clay Center; Robert Arpin and Jerry Arpin, both of Hutchinson; 2 daughters, Mrs. Marie Marcotte, Hutchinson, and Mrs. Jo Ann Simpson, Smith Center; a sister, Mrs. Beda Neal, Oklahoma City, and 13 grandchildren. Friends may call at the Chaput mortuary.

Clyde. The Rosary will be said at 7:30 pm Monday at the mortuary. 1 MRS. EVERETT BRUCE MINNEAPOLIS Mrs. Mildred Bruce, 73, died Monday at the Ottawa I County fuispital, Minneapolis.

She was born Dec. 31, 1903, in 1 Kansas City, Mo. She had lived in Min- 1 neapolis for 4 years, coming here from Newton. She was a member of the Bap- list Church. 1 Surviving are the widower, Everett, of the home; a brother, R.

M. Larson, Wichita, and a sister, Mrs. Lillian De- -w Busman, Wichita. 3: The funeral will be at 2 pm Wednes- ffi day at the Haley funeral home, Min- neapolis, the Rev. Jim Hutchinson offi- 2 ciating.

Burial will be in Highland cemetery, Minneapolis. The family suggests memorials to the Cancer fund. Friends may call at the funeral home. CARL L. HOLM MARQUETTE The funeral for Carl L.

Holm, 95, Marquette, will be at 2 pm Wednesday at the Elim Lutheran Church, Marquette, Pastors Franklyn Pekarek and James Anderson officiating. Burial will be in the Lutheran cemetery, Marquette. Mr. Holm died Sunday at the Lindsborg Community hospital. He was born Sept.

17, 1881, at Lindsborg. He had lived at Marquette since 1905 and was a retired telephone company manager. He was Marquette city clerk from 1925-1965, and was a member of the Elim church. Surviving are 2 sons, Keith, McPherson, and Kenneth, 1936 Simmons, Salina; 3 daughters; Kathryn Holm, Marquette; Mrs. Romeyn Dove, 2616 Bret, Salina, and Mrs.

Helen Conley, McPherson; a sister, Mrs. Edla Swanson, Lindsborg; 9 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. The family suggests memorials to the church. Friends may call between 7 and 9 pm Tuesday at the Olson funeral home, Marquette. Weather EXTENDED OUTLOOK KANSAS: chance of showers Friday, otherwise partly cloudy through Friday with little change in temperatures.

The lows in the 50s. The highs in the 80s lowering to the 70s on Friday. ZONE FORECASTS ZONES 1 and 2 Variable cloudiness with scattered showers and thundershowers through tonight. Mostly cloudy and cooler Tuesday with a chance of showers. Lows tonight low to mid 40s.

Highs Tuesday mid to upper 50s. Winds northerly 5 to 15 miles an hour through tonight. Chance of precipitation 40 per cent through Tuesday. ZONES 4, 5 and 7 Mostly cloudy through tonight with a chance of showers and thundershowers. Lows tonight upper 40s to low 50s.

Mostly cloudy and cooler with scattered showers and thundershowers Tuesday. Highs upper 50s to low 60s. Northeasterly winds 5 to 15 miles an hour tonight. Chance of precipitation 30 per cent through Tuesday. ZONE 8 and 10 Mostly cloudy with scattered showers and thundershowers through tonight.

Lows tonight upper 40s to low 50s. Mostly cloudy with a chance of showers and thundershowers Tuesday. Highs from the low to mid 60s. Winds becoming northeasterly 5 to 15 miles an hour tonight. Chance of precipitation 30 per cent tonight and 40 per cent Tuesday.

ZONE 11 Cloudy and warm with occasional showers and thunderstorms diminishing tonight. Lows tonight mid 50s. Partly cloudy with a chance of thunderstorms Tuesday. Highs upper 60s to low 70s. East to southeasterly winds 5 to 15 miles an hour through tonight.

Chance of precipitation 30 per cent tonight and 40 per cent Tuesday. "ZONE I ZONE 2- ZONE 4- ZONE5- ZONE 7 ZONE 6- ZONE 10 ichell, Cloud, ZONE 11 Dickinson, SALINA WEATHER City Airport: Temp, at 1 pm 62; Min. Monday 56; Max. Sunday 69; Precip. trace.

FA A reported at 11 am: Barometer 29.95; Wind 5 MPH; Relative Humidity 967,,. (Metric Temp at 1 pm 17c; Min. 13c; Max. 21c; Precip. trace; Barometer 1014.2mb; WindWBKPH;) Lowest this date 27 (-3c) in 1901 1953; highest 89 (32c) in 1897.

Tuesday Sunrise 5:49 am; Sunset 7:11 pm. LI Cheyenne, Rawlins. Sherman, Thomas. Wallace, Logan. Greeley, Wichita, Scon Decalur, Norion, Sheridan.

Graham Gove, Lane, Ness. Phillips, Smith, Rooks, Osborne Ellis, Russell, Rush, Barton Jewell. Republic. Wa-hington. Mlt- Clay.

Lincoln, Ottawa, Ellsworth, Saline ice, Marlon, McPherson. 2 51 (14C) 3 57 ()4c) Airport Temperature By FAA Sunday lam it (130 2 67 3 64 (lie) 66 (He) 5 68 (20c) 6 47 (19c) 7 65 (18c) 8 69 (2lc) 9 61 I16c) 10 61 (16c) II 60 (I6c) Monday 12 Midnight 58 (14c) 4... 5 6 7 8 9 ..58 (14c) ..57 (14c) ..57 (14c) ..56 (13c) ..51 (Uc) ..59 (15c) 10 60 (16c) II 62 (17c) 12 noon 63 (I7c) 1pm 62 (17c) Quake recalled SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) San Francisco marks the 71st anniversary of its 1906 quake today. The big temblor rocked the city at 5:13 a.m. and left some 700 persons dead and 28,000 buildings destroyed..