Tribune Forum Defends Storey Rivalry in Senate Debate
A reader attacks John Marshall Kansas correspondent for a series of editorials on Senator Storey and rivals Gaar and Doyen. The letter praises all three candidates for Senate presidency and criticizes Marshall for bias while defending Storey portraying him as misled but capable.
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John Marshall
Harris Publications
Kansas
Game
Storey
Tribune
Marshall
Topeka
Gaar
Doyen
Senate
Whatever happened to Neodesha Kansas
Torch magazine recounts the Aug 20 1969 closure of Standard refinery in Neodesha, once the town’s top employer of about 200. The piece by Jack Feehery notes the town endured the loss and remains alive and well, with the refinery closure confirmed and contrasted by a humorous remark from Mark.
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Torch
Amoco
American Oil Company
Standard
Neodesha
Jack Feehery
Kansas
Neodesha refinery closure sparks resilient town rebirth
Five years after the Neodesha refinery shutdown the Kansas town has grown to about 4000 residents with rising bank deposits and thriving retail. An industrial park now hosts four firms employing 300 plus workers including IMCO and M E C Division of RAF Corp. New tenants like Berwind Railway Service and others expanded, turning the Twin Rivers Industrial Park into a bustling economic hub.
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Twain
London
Associated Press
New York
Neodesha
Feehery
Imco, Inc
M-E-C
R.A.F. Corp
Berwind
Twin Rivers
Fiberglass
Prestige Products
United Products
Williams Brothers Pipe Line
Standard
Cobalt
Chanute
Pack St. Clair
Mid-Continent
Backroom Democrats weigh 1976 presidential prospects
Washington sources survey Democratic leaders on Kennedy, Jackson, Bayh, Church and Udall as potential nominees. Meany shifts to Bayh while Church seeks CIA probe independence. Garrett faces conflict of interest over First Boston ties amid Chris Craft litigation. Public health and George Wallace noted as spoiler risks.
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Washington
Ted Kennedy
Kennedy
Henry Jackson
Labor
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Jackson
Indiana
Birch Bayh
Bayh
Mike Feldman
McGovern
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Florida
Idaho
Frank Church
Church
Senate
CIA
Chris-Craft
First Boston
SEC
Garrett
Alabama
George Wallace
Wallace
Franklin Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Morris Udall
Arizona
Fred Harris
Oklahoma
Udall
Paul Miller
Miller
Economy Recovery Speeds Ahead. Surplus Boosts Outlook
Washington reports the Commerce Department sees a faster recovery with a 1.23 billion dollar second quarter balance of payments surplus the first six month surplus in 15 years. Jobless figures show hires in retail but general factory rehiring lag expected until late year.
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Washington
UPI
Commerce
James Pate
Pate
Commerce Department
United States
U.S
Chanute Tribune Subscription Rates Published in Paper
The Chanute Tribune lists subscription pricing for mail and carrier delivery across trade territory and area towns. Rates include Kansas sales tax and vary by duration from one month to one year with posted taxes and postage.
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Neosho, Allen, Wilson, and Woodson Co
Chanute
Kansas
Thanks for Leukemia Benefit Support by Iota Alpha Chapter Beta Sigma Phi
A note of thanks from a family expresses deep gratitude for the benefit event sponsored by Linda Lopez and the Iota Alpha Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi to aid Chris in his leukemia fight. The message also thanks Dale Ogle and Jeet Kune Do Institute students for the self defense program and acknowledges Henry Lopez, Ray Bonilla, and others who helped. Appreciation extends to all attendees and donors.
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Linda Lopez
Iota Alpha Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Chris
Dale Ogle
Henry Lopez
Ray Bonilla
Inflation Still Growing Not Yet Halted Says Tribune Editorial
The Tribune editorial argues inflation has not ended and energy costs rise. It cites higher wholesale prices for cars steel and flour and notes retailers will likely pass increases to consumers. It contrasts Washington optimism with the daily struggles of workers.
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Washington
Marmaton Valley USD 256 Announces School Start Dates
The district sets August 25 as a half day for first day of school, August 26 as a full day with lunch served, and marks August 26 as the opening day for Elsmore kindergarten starting at 12 45 p m.
Thieves Steal Wide Range of Items in Chanute Area
25 years ago thieves seized items from a motor car to a child's bank during a weekend burglary in Chanute and the surrounding rural area. Humboldt Christie Kaufman and Richard Johnson were reported wounded in action in Korea. Fifty years ago notes mention a beet displayed at Duerson's grocery and Carl Haight with Carl Wortman at a Kansas City radio conference.
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Chanute
Humboldt
Christie Kaufman
Gus Kaufman
Richard Johnson
James Stovall
R. W. Sheler
N. Western
Duerson’s
Carl Haight
Carl Wortman
Kansas City
State funds used for university president homes
Kansas lawmakers approved 136500 to upgrade two university residences. KU Chancellor Archie Dykes will get a new heating and cooling system at his home, while Kansas State University President Duane Acker’s campus residence will receive extensive renovations including HVAC and a major kitchen remodel.
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John Marshall
Kansas
Topeka
Hns
Treasury
Archie Dykes
University of Kansas
Kansas State University
Duane Acker
K-State
Vincent Cool
van Doren, Hazard, Stallings and Schnacke
Keith Lawton
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