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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1976

Page

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Hearst Faces Prison Time in Bank Robbery Conviction

Patricia Hearst, 22, fears prison would make her a target for revolutionary assassins. UPI reports Judge Oliver Carter would decide sentencing after defense plea to avoid prison, suggesting probation or Youth Corrections Act options.

San Francisco UPI Patricia Hearst U.S Oliver Carter Heiress Today California Albert Johnson Carter Miss Hearst San Francisco Examiner Randolph Hearst

FEC funds in doubt as conferees push bill and Easter deadline

United Press International notes funds may reopen if Congress and Ford approve a bill, appoint six FEC commissioners, and Senate confirms. With a midweek recess and few working days left, the chance to resume matching funds before the Pennsylvania and Texas votes appears slim.

United Press International House Senate Ford Congress FEC Pennsylvania Texas Senate House White House Supreme Court Ohio Wayne Hays

Senators Propose Defense Cuts and Social Spending Boosts

Sen Bayh seeks 500 million cut in 1977 defense spending and 100 million for juvenile justice, while Sen Kennedy proposes 2.5 billion more for jobs health meals for elderly and rural water projects. Sen Buckley would trim 6.8 billion from multiple federal programs as budget debate continues.

Washington UPI Birch Bayh D-Ind Edward Kennedy D-Mass James Buckley R-N.y Senate Ford Congress Senate Budget Committee Bayh Soviet Union United States House Navy Office of Management and Budget Buckley Budget Committee Kennedy

Governor calls 1976 Legislature a mixed bag

Gov. Robert Bennett says the 1976 legislative session in recess is a mixed bag of wins and losses with an estimated $17 million overspend. He plans to veto line items and many duplicate bills, citing election year obstruction and dead proposals like natural resources department and ports of entry abolition.

Topeka, Kan UPI Robert Bennett Bennett Department of Natural Resources

13 Trees Tribute to First Colonies in Chanute

PRIDE committee plants 13 trees around Chanute as a tribute to the first 13 colonies. Harold Anderson names tree species such as sweetgum redwood linden bur oak sugar maple and more at locations including the public library Central Park Building Alcott School and Roosevelt Junior High. He urges biweekly watering and soil mulch around each tree.

Chanute Pride Committee Harold Anderson PRIDE Chanute Public Library Central Park Neosho Memorial Hospital Alcott School Hutton Murray Hill Roosevelt Royster Junior High School Neosho County Community Junior College Anderson

Intercepted Letter Mentioning Chanute Tributes

An intercepted letter mentions Cha and Dear Cha with a note that Chanute could resemble the Black Forest amid burgeoning bicentennial tributes.

Cha Chanute Black Forest

Riggs son found dead in Long Island rooming house

The unemployed son of Bobby Riggs, James Riggs, 22, was found dead in his bed at a Nassau County rooming house Saturday evening. A narcotic implement was found nearby but homicide detectives reported no sign of foul play. An autopsy was completed with toxicology pending. Bobby Riggs was notified in Los Angeles and was en route to New York.

Manor Haven N.Y UPI Bobby Riggs Long Island Nassau County James Riggs Riggs James John Los Angeles New York

Energy woes loom as officials urge action at A I C E convention

Ralph E. Bailey of Consolidation Coal warns energy threats worsen, saying Americans ignore warnings and policy stalls domestic production. He urges expanding coal development to boost energy independence amid a year of political weight.

Kansas City UPI Consolidation Coal Co Bailey

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