Chanute Adopts Land Use Plan Over City Delay Request
The Chanute Planning Commission adopted the 1975 1995 Land Use Plan despite a City Commission request to delay action for extra territorial planning. Seven of eleven attended. five voted for the plan, one against. The plan includes no extra territorial provisions but a three mile surrounding area was deemed necessary by the study firm. Mayor Oscar Cunningham had urged further study before adoption.
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John Brooks
Chanute
City Planning Commission
City Commission
John Litchenburg
Planning Commission
Oscar Cunningham
Cunningham
Litchenburg
John Solomon
W. 4Th
Solomon
Soloman
Clifford Erickson
Erickson Tire Service Inc
9Th Street
S. Steuben
Erickson
Board of Zoning Appeals
Buford Hazen
Hazen
Ford Attacks Reagan in Texas GOP Primary
President Ford intensified his personal assault on Ronald Reagan as the Texas Republican presidential primary neared, labeling Reagan as irresponsible and launching a new push for an upset victory. Ford aimed to sway voters with a hard hitting, direct critique in the Texas contest this Saturday.
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Houston
UPI
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Texas
Reagan
Conroe
Waco
Dallas
Tyler
Fort Worth
NATO
Alexander Haig
James Schlesinger
Food research urged to avert future U.S. supply gaps
Wray Finney president of the American National Cattlemen's Assoc warns Congress that federal funding for agricultural basic research is far below requested levels. He notes 1977 budget figures show only 2.2 percent for agricultural research and stresses continued U.S. food abundance depends on renewed investments.
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Washington
UPI
United States
American National Cattlemen's Association
Wray Finney
Senate
House
Appropriations
Finney
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Intercepted Letter Sparks Ford Reagan Jibe
A disclosed note strings together a personal taunt about President Ford and Ronald Reagan. The author mocks Ford for calling Reagan ignorant of U.S. foreign policy and recalls helmet jokes, ending with a sign off "Yours."
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Ford
Reagan
U.S
Bennett boosts reward in Topeka and Hill City murders
Gov. Bennett adds 5000 reward for Terill Ocobock and Linda Leebrick killings, bringing state funds to 10000. Autopsies show both victims nude from the waist up and beaten, no sexual assault. Authorities note similarities but no evidence linking the two crimes or motive.
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Topeka
Kan
UPI
Robert Bennett
Terill Ocobock
Linda Leebrick
Hill City
Bennett
William Albott
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Miss Ocobock
Highland Park Bank and Trust Co
KBI
Area Forecast for Partly Cloudy Skies and Mild Temperatures
Partly cloudy with highs in the mid to upper 50s. Mostly cloudy with a chance of light rain tonight and Friday. Lows tonight mid 40s. Friday highs upper 50s to lower 60s. Winds become light and variable tonight. Rain chances 20 percent tonight and 40 percent Friday.
Carter leads as Democratic bid tests in Pennsylvania
Henry Jackson Morris Udall and Hubert Humphrey weigh options as Carter presses toward the Pennsylvania primary Robert Ford focuses on Reagan in Texas while Ford praises Carter and mocks Reagan indicating a wide battle for the Democratic nomination and the fate of the New Jersey primary looms for Humphrey and the others Jerry Brown expands his Maryland drive and funds.
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United Press International
Henry Jackson
Morris Udall
Jimmy Carter
Pennsylvania
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
Washington
New Jersey
Carter
Jackson
Indiana
Helen
Udall
Philadelphia
Ford
Jerry Brown
California
Maryland
De La Torre Named to National Legal Services Council
Michael De La Torre, one of nine named to the Kansas Advisory Council to the National Legal Services Corporation, works at the Chanute Social and Rehabilitation Services office. He will help southeast Kansas residents seek legal aid and outlines council duties. He moved to Chanute recently from Coffeyville and is a Chanute High School and NCCC graduate with a 1971 social work degree from Pittsburg State College.
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Central Park Building
Cara Fairchild
S. Larson
Neosho Valley Arts Council
Robert Russell
Kansas State College of Pittsburg
Michael de la Torre
Kansas Advisory Council
National Legal Services Corporation
Chanute
de la Torre
Kansas
Coffeyville
SAS
Air Force
Chanute High School
Neosho County Community Junior College
Kansas State College of
Pittsburg
Senate Finance Committee Attacks House Tax Reform Bill
The Senate Finance Committee shifts to curb tax shelters in farming and real estate as it drafts its own tax bill. Chairman Russell Long leads opposition to the House plan, arguing reforms may cause unemployment and harm investment. Senator Hathaway’s bid to keep real estate provisions fails 8 to 1.
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Washington
Senate
Long
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