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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1971
Page
7
The national draft number lottery was held in Washington today to assign numbers to men turning 19 this year and set next year's callup order. No. 30 went to June 20, the Associated Press reported. The Tribune will publish the full calendar list by month and day in Friday's issue.
A record of numerous real estate transfers recorded in Neosho County noting parties such as Clifford W. Amos, Kelly J. Wiatrak, Carter Brookhart, John S. Helmick, Glenn M. Carter, Dan S. Dick, Elda F. Armstrong, Jennie M. Cook, and many others with tracts and additions in Chanute Erie St Francis St Paul New Chicago Evergreen Park Burton's Add to Chanute Lake McKinley Heights and other named additions. The Fort Scott section reports the city budget levy change from 6.223 to 12.256 mills driven by Buck Run sewer bonds and related sanitary sewer costs.
Daily Transcript notes visiting hours from 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 30 to 8 p.m. Patient census lists 59 inpatients including adults and pediatrics with two babies. Admissions on Wednesday include Robert Olson of Lincoln, 604 dollars, and today Mary Knapp with 519.
Dr. Richard E. Easton a former KU Medical Center faculty member urges adoption of a modern record keeping system to curb privacy invasion. He argues current rules allow broad access when hospital bills are paid by Blue Cross or government, threatening insurance eligibility and higher rates.
Melvin Hildebrand 27 of Perry Okla is named elementary guidance counselor for the 1971 72 term in Woodson School District No 366. He holds a Kansas State MS in elementary guidance and counseling and studied at Oklahoma State University and Concordia College. The program uses a Title III grant and follows recommendations from state educators. Birth noted for Mr and Mrs Richard Kaufman Humboldt a boy today.
The Fort Scott Community Junior College proposes a county wide levy of 8.494 mills up 0.551 from 7.943, with $843,271 set for next year's college funds. General fund rises to 4.580 mills from 3.723 as instruction costs climb to 439,421. Transportation up 1,200. admin and plant costs reduce about 2,500 each. Bond costs on $640,000 debt estimated at 59,907 with debt cut by 40,000 annually.
Fort Scott Community Junior College gains approval from Kansas State University to offer evening agriculture courses designed for transfer to other schools. Initial classes include Soil Science Animal Science and Farm Economics taught by volunteer community teachers until regular staff are hired.
INDEPENDENCE In the court of Independence Tuesday two young women were found guilty of possession of marijuana and each was sentenced to one year in the Kansas State Industrial Farm for Women. Marcia Ann Oldham and Lucretta Mae Beach, both 18, received their sentences from Judge Bill Watson.
Curtis Strange 16 of Virginia Beach shot the only sub parity round in two qualifying days to seize medalist honors in the U S National Junior championships at Manor Country Club. He totaled 142 for 36 holes to lead 64 match play entrants as two rounds daily run through Saturday.
Westamerica Securities reports Kustom Electronics up 7 percent and ILC Products at 5 percent in today’s market brief. The short notice highlights gains for two named companies without broader sector context.
The Rev. David T. Mock will be installed as pastor of Zion Lutheran Church at 7 30 p m Sunday with Iola vacancy pastor the Rev Kenneth Sype presiding Mock came from Chadron Nebraska where he served since July 1969 He was ordained in June 1969 at Concordia Lutheran Church Red Wing Minnesota born January 3 1940 in Mankato Minnesota He and his wife Joyce have two daughters Kandace Dawn and Debbie.
Recent visitors to Mrs. Elsie Scogin of Route 3 included her brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Roberts and daughter Shirley Eastburn of Wichita formerly of Chanute, who also called on Mr. and Mrs. Robert Berry in Yates Center.
A brief public notice instructs readers to contact their Tribune carrier and provides a phone number 431-3400 to call at 5 30 p m for missed delivery. The item acts as a delivery service reminder.
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