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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1966
Page
2
The Kansas Conservation Division reports the week ending August 8 crude oil production averaged 283 521 barrels per day, down 14 797 bpd from the prior week. The figure remains under the 300 000 bpd allowable limit.
Instructions urge readers to reach Tribune via carrier and provide after hours number HE 1 3400. If the subject cannot be reached, the advisory directs dialing after 6 p.m. for contact.
Public notice records publish legal actions and deadlines from Chanute Tribune between July 30 and October 22, 1966. Notices list authorities, case numbers, and required claimant or respondent deadlines in concise legal language.
State of Kansas proposes constitutional changes to Article 6 Education including the state boards of education and regents, financing, and local school supervision. The measure would create a commissioner of education and set term rules while preserving laws in force until amended by the legislature.
Notice of submission for a November 1966 general election to amend Section 25 of Article 2 of the Kansas Constitution. The amendment sets sessions at the state capital and annual regular sessions from 1967, with length limits and two thirds votes for extensions, referencing prior House Concurrent Resolution No 504. Secretary of State.
Notice of submission for a November 8, 1964 general election to add Section 11 to Article 71 of the Kansas Constitution. The measure allows the legislature to define income or reference U.S. laws in enacting laws, with future amendments, via specified sessions. Certified by the Secretary of State as a true copy of Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 2 adopted in 1966.
Lisa Witter, 13, may keep her pet duck Herman despite an ordinance banning livestock and poultry. Township solicitor Daniel B. Michie Jr. said a single duck does not violate ordinances or zoning regulations.
The heaviest rain for the year fell in Yates Center and Woodson County through Tuesday night and early Wednesday. Official Yates Center rainfall measured 3.42 inches aiding late soy beans milo and hay crops.
Humboldt PEP class elected officers at a Wednesday service in the Christian church with Mrs. Simon Klingensmith as president, Mrs. R. H. Johnson as vice president, and Mrs. N. A. Glover as secretary treasurer. A Tuesday picnic in North Park drew 22 members.
The Christian church CWF held four groups meetings with lessons on Background of Canada. Group 1 at Mrs. Lillian Brown's had nine. Group 2 with Mrs. John Bass had ten members and one guest. Group 3 with Mrs. Paul Casady had 14 members and a guest. Group 4 at Mrs. Fred McCoy's had nine members and two guests. Several members plan next meetings with respective hosts. Additionally, local residents shared travel and visiting notes with relatives in Oklahoma, Texas, Missouri, and California.
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