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Cost of Valentine gifts dearer
By DEBBY FOSTER Staff Reporter
Students searching for Valentine ideas can give traditional or novel gifts on Feb. 14, but either way, it won't be cheap.
Traditional flowers, gifts and candy, have increased in price since last year. A 1-pound box of chocolate cups about $5, a 20 percent increase, according to Jim Tutschulte, manager of Super-X drug store.
Local florists, already preparing
Roses, Valentine's Day best-sellers,
are going for about $40 a dozen this
year.
bows and ribbons for bouquets, have ordered hundreds of roses and other red flowers. But they suggest that orders be placed by Friday or roses will be in short supply. Prices are slightly higher for arranged flowers and for deliveries.
For those who can't express their feelings in words, the KU Music Therapy Student Association will say it in a song.
The association will sing a message to anyone anywhere in the continental United States for $2 or less. The songs, based on popular tunes, will be sung over the telephone and will last about two minutes. The association will take orders until tomorrow on the third floor of Bailey Hall.
Also, ASTA, a Lawrence singng company that delivers messages on other occasions, will sing Valentine songs either in person or over the phone.
Or, if cash is in short supply, there are a few inexpensive alternatives.
A personal singing Valentine message that includes a rose for female Valentines or a box of candy "red hots" for males costs $15.
Encore Copy Corps, 2112A W. 28th, is having a special on bright red paper, at 6 cents a sheet for personalized Valentine cards.
For the hungry Valentine, Joe's Bakery, 618 W. 9th, shet-shaped sugar cookies and doughnuts for $2.
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Speed bill unpopular
TOPEKA-State Rep. Betty Jo Charlton said yesterday that the mood in the House Transportation Committee was unfavorable toward a bill that would end the 10 mph speeding grace limit.
By BRAD STERTZ Staff Reporter
Chariton, D-Lawrence and that a sponsor of the bill, said that although no one spoke out against the bill, the attitude of several committee members indicated that the bill would not make it to the House floor.
"By the way the committee members were asking questions in the hearings," Charlton said, "I TWENTY-NINE WEEKS AGO not getting a very good reception."
The bill would make all violations of the 55 mph speed limit move violations. Drivers now are allowed to drive in before a moving violation is issued.
Three moving violations within one year result in driver's license suspension.
Charlton said a similar bill that would have established a 60 mph speed limit in Kansas failed in
"The Legislature has changed a lot since last year," Charlton said, "but there still seems to be a lot of people opposed to altering the present limit law in any way whatsoever."
While no one spoke against the bill, Charlton said that representatives from three state agencies came out in support of the measure.
Charlton said that the bill would help lower highway fatalities and lessen oil consumption.
"The Kansas Highway Patrol, the Kansas Department of Transportation and the State Energy Office all came to the hearings to support what they said. "I needed to agree with these their statements for the bill."
"The price of gas just went up 10 cents a gallon," Charlton said. Eliminating the grace limit would enhance our dependence on foreign oil."
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