Roosevelt attendance center remains as district policy
Roosevelt School will stay open as an attendance center for now as the Chanute USD 413 board approved roughly 8500 worth of upgrades to meet fire marshal rules. First and second graders from Roosevelt will attend Hutton School next year if enrollment remains limited, with future grade placements planned through 1976.
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Roosevelt
Chanute Usd 413
Jerry Steele
Steele
Hutton
Autry Construction of
Humboldt
Dale Fairchild
Bill to close doors of TB unit approved
The Kansas House approved a bill to phase out the Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital at Chanute by a 120 to 2 vote and sent it to the Senate for Senate consideration of House amendments.
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World energy conference aims for summer gathering
American officials in Paris say a compromise for a world energy conference this summer is likely. 18 to 30 nations expected with limited non oil material talks. U S delegation seeks a constrained agenda while oil exporters push for broad raw material discussion led by Algeria.
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Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
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Iran
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India
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Chalaal
U. S
Thomas Enders
U.S
OPEC
Scoop Jackson to Run and Report in 1976
Intercepted letter jokes that Scoop Jackson will pursue journalism roles if not elected in 1976. The note mentions he may become an investigative reporter for Reader's Digest, implying political ambitions and a career shift.
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Jackson
Reader's Digest
Bennett seeks tax relief and city revenue measures in waning session
Gov. Robert F. Bennett highlighted key items still to pass as the 1975 Legislature nears adjournment. He cited school finance revision, major appropriations, energy office creation, and tax relief bills as priorities, while noting debates over an elderly tax relief act and renters’ relief, and a local sales tax proposal remains unsettled.
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Topeka
Kan
Robert F. Bennett
Energy Office
Bennett
Senate
House
Duane McGill
Kansas Adult Authority
Thieu Unhurt After Rebel Pilots Attack in Saigon
In Saigon the South Vietnamese president escaped injury as a rebel pilot's bombing and rocket attack targeted the presidential palace. Two killed and three wounded as Lt. Nguyen Thanh Trung fled the scene. Gen. Tran Van Minh and Ky deny involvement. Cambodia reports Khmer Rouge shells kill about 100 near Kompong Speu amid talks.
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South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
Air Force
Tran van Minh
Nguyen van Hieu
Bien Hoa
Nguyen Thanh Trung
Minh
Thieu
Nguyen Cao Ky
Cambodia
Khmer Rouge
Kompong Speu
Phnom Penh
Long Boret
Bangkok
Associated Press
Lon Nol
Nova chemist touts sootburgers as future menu item
In Fort Lauderdale, Dr. Murry Tanners cites rat tests with a recycled waste and limestone diet. He describes producing a calorie rich edible carbohydrate from coke heated to high temperature and mixed with lithium metal and water, claiming taste can be manipulated to resemble lobster.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Nova University
Murry
Princeton
Tanners
North Washington area cleanup dispute sparks inspector note
City inspector T O Lea Hardman cites jurisdiction limits north of Hickory refinery road as the cause for inaction on cars and dilapidated buildings near the 1200 block. He says the department tags cars for removal and recalls last year when about 250 were tagged with 90 to 95 percent removed. County official Bill Richman says county lacks zoning rules unless health hazards are shown, and a zoning advisory council will be formed soon.
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T. O. Lea Hardman
Hickory
Refinery
Hardman
Bill Richman
Neosho County
Commission
Richman
Angleton Receives top CIA honor for counterintelligence service
James J. Angleton, ousted former CIA counterintelligence chief, was awarded the Distinguished Intelligence Medal in a small ceremony. Deputy Director Vernon A. Waiters presented the honor citing long and distinguished service. Colby, who forced Angleton to retire, was away addressing editors in New Orleans.
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James J. Angleton
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Vernon A. Waiters
William E. Colby
New Orleans
Colby
New York Times
Soviet Union
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