Chanute property taxes rise 12.4 percent for 1973
Chanute residents face a 12.4 percent tax increase due for November 1 as budgets show higher levies for Chanute School District 413 City of Chanute and Neosho County. District 413 up 5.10 mills to 30.98, city levy climbs to 16.465 mills from 12.09, Neosho County 27.50 mills up from 26.60, Neosho Junior College down 0.48 to 7.95, state ad valorem steady at 1.50 mills.
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Chanute
City of
Neosho County
Neosho County Community Junior College
Ity of Chanute
Neosho Junior
State of Kansas
Bank Robbery Suspects Sought After Osawatomie Heist
Osawatomie Kansas police resumed search for two to possibly three men tied to Monday morning robbery of the American State Bank. Four men fled with about 5000 dollars in currency after five vehicles carried them away, with a fifth man possibly waiting in a getaway car.
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Osawatomie, Kan
American State Bank
Osawatomie
Louisburg
Clyde Henry Hayes
Kansas City
Overland Park
William Mallory
Three Treated After Wreck Near Stark
Three people sustained minor injuries in a two car crash north of Stark on US59 near the USS9 junction. Danny Stephenson 33 Beverley Stephenson 32 both of Chelsea Oklahoma and Jessie O Hill 77 of Stark were treated at Neo sho Memorial Hospital and released. A police chase followed as a camper and other vehicles were involved and two suspects were arrested. Firefighters battled an oil treatment plant fire east of Iola attributed to lightning with tanks and processing unit destroyed.
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Stark
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Chanute
Here
Danny Stephenson
Beverley
Chelsea
Okla
Jessie O. Hill
Highway Patrol
Stephenson
Iola, Kan
Iola
Intercepted Letter Rejection Sparks TV Skeptic Note
The intercepted letter to Cha discusses Dole's rejected request and argues network executives do not watch television, highlighting industry skepticism about TV viewership.
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Dole
Chanute Plan Gets Mixed Praise From Education Board
The Chanute Plan evaluation presented to the Board of Education shows high satisfaction among parents students and teachers. Data indicate improved attitudes and reduced dropouts with 79 percent of students liking school more and 91 percent of teachers enjoying teaching more.
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Board of Education
Jerry Steele
Steele
Area Forecast Fair and Mild Tonight and Wednesday
Weather forecast shows fair and mild conditions through tonight and Wednesday. Light northerly winds 5 to 15 mph tonight with low temperatures 60 to 65. Wednesday highs will reach the 80s with a 10 percent precipitation probability each period.
No Fault auto insurance gains tentative national push
Legal experts from 59 states back a strong no fault auto insurance proposal at the National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws. The plan would guarantee payment of all reasonable medical expenses for auto accident victims regardless of fault and aims to be adopted by state legislatures.
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San Francisco
National Conference of Commissioners On Uniform
Massachusetts
Florida
Lindsey Cowen
University of Georgia Law School
U.S. Senate
Washington
Senate Debates Nationwide No Fault Auto Insurance Bill
Senate to vote tonight on a bill to set nationwide no fault auto insurance rules. Administration supports federal standards but favors state action. The proposal would auto pay claims up to 25 000 for medical costs and 75 000 for lost wages.
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Washington
Senate
Arms Pact Passage Aided By Withdrawal of Warning
Washington lawmakers greeted a toned down warning on a U S Soviet arms pact as the White House backed Sen Henry Jacksons revised amendment to the five year SALT agreement The move aims to win support from both parties while maintaining calls for strategic equality and negotiation toward a more lasting treaty.
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Washington
White House
Senate
Henry M. Jackson
Jackson
Russia
U.S
United States
Washington Democrat
Hugh Scott
Soviet Union
J.W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Foreign Relations Committee
Fulbright
House
Australia bans Skyjacked to deter hijacking ideas
Canberra reports Customs and Excise Minister Donald Chipp bans the U S film Skyjacked citing explicit hijacking depictions. Airlines and pilots unions asked restriction and Civil Aviation Minister Robert Cotton supports the move. In Moscow a blue gray smoke plume from peat bog fires covers 2 500 acres 75 miles east of the city as 1 000 laborers with heavy machinery fight the blaze with no casualties reported.
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Canberra
Australia
Customs and Excise
Donald Chipp
U.S
Australian Federation of Air Pilots
Civil Aviation
Robert Cotton
Moscow
Trud
Equal Time Denied as McGovern Shriver Pick Broadcasts
CBS and NBC refused GOP demands for free air time to rebut McGovern announcing Sargent Shriver as his running mate. Networks labeled McGovern speech as bona fide news coverage exempt from equal time. ABC was reviewing the request.
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New York
CBS
NBC
George McGovern
Sargent Shriver
Robert J. Dole
R-Kan
GOP
McGovern
Dole
Democrats to Nominate Shriver as VP Candidate Tonight
Democrats expect to nominate Sargent Shriver as vice presidential candidate with George McGovern's backing. DNC members praise Shriver as a unifying choice while credentials challenges from five states are resolved before the official selection.
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Washington
Sargent Shriver
Nixon
Democratic National Committee
Shriver
George McGovern
Cambodian towns under threat as Phnom Penh battles rages
North Vietnamese forces and tanks threatened three eastern Cambodian towns raising fears of new cross border moves toward the Mekong Delta and Saigon's northern and western provinces. U S bombers supported Cambodian ground troops while American planes hit targets in North Vietnam and troop concentrations on Hue's western flanks.
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Saigon
Cambodia
Mekong Delta
U.S
North Vietnam
Hue
Toll Reaches 500 in Northern Ireland Conflicts
Police released revised figures showing 500 deaths in three years of Northern Ireland sectarian violence. The 500th victim was an Ulster Defence Regiment member shot near his home by the border. Secret peace talks opened Monday between SDLP leaders and British officials and were to continue.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Ulster Defense Regiment
Irish Republic
Social Democratic and Labor Party
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