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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1975
Page
1
President Ford urged major cuts in East and West bloc forces and stressed practical followup on the Helsinki principles. He warned nations to walk the talk calling peace not a piece of paper and urged a two way detente to advance mutual security. Brezhnev applauded Ford while Soviet doubts lingered.
Airport manager Nick Kraft proposes a two tier hangar fee system with full service rates of 35 dollars for small single engine planes 40 dollars for larger single engine models and 70 dollars for twin engine aircraft. Self service rates would be 25 30 and 35 dollars respectively. The plan follows July rate increases and aims to reassure users while city officials review the proposal.
Patricia Peak claimed $192.50 for two weeks of vacation pay from First National Bank of Chanute. Bank cited policy denying earned vacation before second year. Peak accepted cash payment after department intervention. Bruner notes earned wages must be paid after termination and says the case is closed.
A public hearing on NCCJC's 1975 76 budget is set for 8 p m Tuesday in the NCCJC board room. Total levy remains 9 33 mills with a net tax rise of 0 004 mills despite higher general fund expenditures. The general fund increases 1 26 mills due to a new state formula reflecting more enrollments and a cost per student set at 110 percent of last year. Predicted 75 76 tax revenue is 475 292 19 dollars, up 51 187 18 from 74 75, while total expenditures rise to 1 094 351 50 dollars.
AFL-CIO President Meany pledges full support for longshoremen who refuse to load U.S. grain for the Soviet Union, signaling possible massive strikes to back the action. He advocates government limits on farm exports and warns of domestic shortages while urging talks with ILA and Butz to seek a settlement.
Detroit authorities search for former Teamsters president James Hoffa after his car is found abandoned in Bloomfield Township. Gov Milliken cites rumors of a planned meeting with a Detroit Mafia leader Anthony Giacalone is named as a possible contact. No leads yet as state police join the probe and FBI reports no jurisdiction.
The forecast calls for variable cloudiness with scattered showers and thunderstorms through Saturday. Afternoon highs reach the mid 80s to low 90s, overnight lows mid 60s to around 70, and winds from the southeast 10 to 15 mph shifting to light northerly by Saturday morning.
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