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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1973
Page
5
Neosho County commissioners approved a resolution detailing vacation, sick leave, and emergency leave. Employees may hold part time work if not interfering with county duties. Vacation ranges from one to three weeks by tenure. sick leave caps at twenty days. Board of Equalization set for April 30 with sixteen tax appeal cases scheduled.
The Knights of Columbus gave $100 to the Neosho County Association for Retarded Children to aid the Day Care Center for handicapped children. Enos Perez district deputy No. 7 Humboldt Council presented the donation on behalf of the State Council.
Sheriff Joe Fry plans cross agency program to cut damage and removal of road signs. He aims to catch vandals in the act and notes deputies use their own cars for extra patrols to halt the vandalism.
In a closed Crawford County meeting Swartz Ambulance Service was offered a subsidy of 1500 dollars per month to operate county services outside Pittsburg. The firm would keep all collections. Under the current contract the county pays 3000 dollars monthly with half the collections over 1000 dollars to the county, but monthly collections average about 900 dollars.
Detroit police report sex workers use cars and camper trucks converted into rolling bedrooms to offer curb service in downtown and suburbs. Most still operate from vehicles as the trend, an innovation, has not yet caught on.
HAL Boyles humorous column notes summer chatter rises with heat and teaches double talk. It contrasts polite words with real thoughts and ends with police comments on spring prostitution while noting legal ambiguities in police actions and vehicle based encounters.
Texas legislator Kay Bailey and economist Andria Knapp illustrate a trend among career minded women delaying marriage. Census data show rising single women ages 20 to 29, while interviews with two dozen female graduates reveal work opportunities, birth control, and divorce rates shaping marriage timing.
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