03 Apr 1975
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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1975
Page
1
The Labor Department reports March wholesale prices fell six tenths of a percent led by sharp declines in farm products and processed foods. Industrial goods rose only two tenths, marking the smallest increase in that category since December. Inflation is easing, with economists predicting further relief in coming months.
Northland Building Corp aims to start an $850000 to $900000, 57 unit apartment complex on West 7th. The project includes four buildings, pool and club facilities with one to three bedroom units. Rent begins at 167.50 for one bedroom and rises to 240 for three bedrooms.
Generally clear and not as cold tonight with lows in the upper 20s to lower 30s. Southwesterly winds 5 to 15 mph. Friday will be partly sunny and mild with highs in the upper 50s to mid 60s.
Washington AP William E Simon questioned the Ford administration five year outlook. He said inflation and unemployment assumptions used in the 1976 budget have already shifted with unemployment higher and inflation lower. He warned forecasts may be off in subsequent years and mocked economists for precision.
The Rev. David Mock of Zion Lutheran urges area service groups to attend a 7 30 p m Friday meeting in the Memorial Building Commission Room. The citizen committee seeks input on center location and space allocation for groups such as Love Inc Play School Association and local Scout units. A HUD funding review follows a March application for 3000000 with a possible 1500000 share if funds free up. A second public hearing is set for April 21 to finalize the application form.
St Francis Catholic Church parishioners plan to move back into the old mission building after a yearlong closure caused by shifting soil and three foot thick brick walls. Fundraising aims to raise 341000 for pilings, bedrock stabilization, heating and electrical work, and new entries. Bishop Fr. Wilfrid Flanery says the pulpit appeal marks a rare total fundraising drive with bingo and mailed requests to secure donations.
A jumbled intercepted letter mocks a figure named Cha and alleges Bill Simon jokes by spending weekends pickpocketing at elderly care facilities. The fragment hints at a satirical or defamatory tone without corroboration.
Karen A. Wendt of the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency warned at an EPA conference that Americans rely on unnecessary products fueling waste. She cited surges in hair color, stomach relief items, and deodorants since 1971, and urged states to ban nonreturnable beverage containers, noting only Vermont and Oregon have such bans.
Saigon authorities issued shoot to kill orders to curb protests as up to 50 000 Communist led forces massed 40 to 50 miles from the capital. Curfew extended and demonstrations broken up with no shots fired. Archbishop Nguyen Van Binh pressed Thieu resignation as law and order frays in Saigon amid looming threat of a North Vietnamese assault.
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