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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1973

Page

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La Grange seeks clemency for historic bordello

Sheriff T J Flourney of La Grange plans to meet with Attorney General John Hill and Governor Dolph Briscoe to influence Briscoe on the fate of Edna's Fashionable Ranch Boarding House, a long running bawdy house since 1844, amid Briscoe threats to intervene. Meanwhile wholesale prices fell sharply in July, led by farm products and processed foods, tied to Nixon price controls and export limits.

LA Grange Tex T. J. Flourney John Hill Dolph Briscoe Briscoe Texas Flourney Edna Washington Labor Department John J. Wilson Inouye Haldeman Nixon California Wilson White House John D. Ehrlichman

Senate votes to force Nixon fuel allocation order

The Senate approved a proposal to require President Nixon to invoke a mandatory allocation of surplus fuels. Lawmakers said he already has authority but has used voluntary measures. The measure would remove his discretion as Congress winds down work for the month. The Senate planned further votes on the minimum wage and a medical services bill Nixon vetoed.

Washington Senate Nixon House

Water Tower Renamed Renovation Plan Cuts Costs to Save Grant

City Commission moves to proceed with water plant renovations to save a $387,000 federal grant after bids came in $213,711 above the engineer's $605,080 estimate. Wilson and Company cite underestimates, inflation, and volatile steel markets delaying delivery and raising costs.

Wilson and Company Ken Wilsey Kenneth Sanborn Willey WEA Paola Sanborn HUD

Colleges Adapt Programs to Attract Wider Student Base

Colleges across the Midwest reassess offerings to meet changing demand amid enrollment declines. Kansas State College of Pittsburg President Dr. George Budd cites birth-rate drops and more junior colleges as factors, while Neosho County Community Junior College expands career education with federal and state funding to balance costs.

George F. Budd Kansas State College of Pittsburg KSC Budd J. C. Sanders Neosho County Community Junior Sanders Kansas Community Junior College Midwest Burris KSCP University of Nebraska

Weather Area Forecast Clears Into Friday

Weather area forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy conditions through Friday. High Friday expected in the low to mid 80s with tonight’s lows in the upper 50s to low 60s. City planner Mike Bailey notes recyclable winds 5 to 15 mph this afternoon and recommends diminishing certain items by noon tonight.

Mike Bailey

Skylab 2 Mission May End Early Over Propulsion Issue

Mission Control in Houston signals possible early termination of the Skylab 2 mission due to a propulsion system problem on the command ship. The decision could come as soon as Friday, affecting the return of the astronauts aboard.

Politicians on Trains Draw Big Crowds in Chanute History

Retrospective notes how Theodore Roosevelt visited Chanute on Sept 29 1900 drawing 400 to 500 locals by excursion train and a mass crowd at the Santa Fe depot. Roosevelt urged support for McKinley and mocked Bryan. On Sept 25 1902 Bryan spoke to smaller crowds in Floral Hall and the Opera House with a cordial but thinner reception.

Chanute Theodore Roosevelt United States Pittsburg Benedict Santa Fe Roosevelt McKinley William Jennings Bryan Floral Hall Opera House Bryan

Committee Resists Backlash in Ongoing Friction

A local committee stands firm amid mounting pressure as tensions rise over disputed decisions. Members push back against criticism while defending procedures and seeking orderly debate. Public responses signal continued scrutiny of the panel's actions and plans.

First Reunion by Nelsons Brings History Descendants

The Chanute centennial reunion at Central Park Building drew 160 plus Nelson descendants from Rhode Island to California. Oscar D. Nelson recounts Anders Nelson’s move from Sweden to Kansas, building a family legacy amid droughts, rail work, and local politics, ending with a biography titled The Apostle of the Amazon.

Nelsons Anders Andrew) Nelson Central Park Building Rhode Island California Kenneth Wright Jr Borger Tex Spurgeon Nelson Chicago Joe Benedict Tulsa Okla Oscar Nelson Sweden Anders Nilson Gottenburg Hull England New York Ottawa Nels United States

Ervin Defends Inouye After Nasty Term Used

Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr opened the Watergate hearing by praising Daniel K. Inouye of Hawaii as a dedicated American after a lawyer for Haldeman railed at Inouye with a derogatory ethnic slur. The incident followed earlier remarks about Inouye and Ehrlichman.

Washington Sam J. Ervin Jr Senate Watergate Committee Daniel K. Inouye Hawaii White House H. R. Haldeman Inouye

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bordello Melvin Stierwalt Charles Bockover Highland Main Ist Dick Cowden Wiley Burris Department of Labor Santa Fe Park Kansas Park and Resource Authority Bailey State Health Department By Barbara Kihm Cha By Jane Blades Oscar D. Nelson Humboldt Neosho River North River Village Creek Neosho Valley School Homer Nelson R. 3 Homer Grant Avenue Baptist Church Andrew G. Nelson Colorado Andrew Denver Park Railroad Jim Reed Reed Homer Abel Cedar Rapids Iowa Missouri Ander Jer Bon Ton Chanute Lumber Company Leif Nelson Charles Eric Oklahoma Brazil Apostle of the Amazon Ervin Anders Nelson Elmer Nelson Nacogdoches N. Washington Leif R. Nelson W. Main Leif Elmer
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