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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1971
Page
7
Edward Tabares of Emporia pleaded guilty in City Court to possession of LSD. Judge Richard Ashley fined him 500 dollars plus 9.50 in court costs. he paid the fine and was released to Ft. Bliss, Texas, where he is serving in the Army after arrest on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Cleaver and Mr. and Mrs. Merle Railing of Clearwater returned from a vacation visiting Mrs. Cleaver's sister in Mesa Arizona and relatives in Colorado. They toured eight states and parts of Old Mexico and fished at Cottonwood Lake near Buena Vista Colorado. they visited Clyde Railing in Colorado Springs and relatives in Canon City. Jane Brigden earned a Master of Music Education at Wichita State University. Ettie Harvey returned from attending the funeral for two grandsons Jerry L Harvey and Ronnie Wayne Harvey who died in a truck crash in Vian Oklahoma.
Daily Transcript lists visiting hours from 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 30 to 8 p.m. with a patient census of 61 adults and pediatrics plus five babies. The column records names and addresses of individuals tied to Thayer Humboldt and nearby areas for Monday and today.
Robert Sime presented vacation photos from the northwestern United States and Canada at the Kiwanis Club gathering at the Tioga Hotel. Maurice Reagan reported progress on the Community Attitude Survey in cooperation with PRIDE. John Hayes attended as a guest, with Maurice Argabright leading the program. Adrian Herbert, the world’s fourth heart and lung transplant patient, died in Cape Town at age 49 after 23 days post surgery by Dr. Christiaan Barnard.
Lt. Gov. Reynolds Shultz said he is not surprised by reports FCC official Robert Wells may enter the Republican gubernatorial race in 1972. Wells has reportedly resigned from the FCC. Shultz has planned either governor or Congress run but will not seek re election as lieutenant governor.
The Kansas Regional Medical Program and Kansas Hospital Association sponsor an educational program for hospital personnel at Neosho County Junior College Stoltz Hall. Participants include KRMP officials Charles Hine and Margaret Brown, Curtis Erickson of Great Plains Lutheran Hospital Assoc, Gerald Reifscheider of Central Kansas Medical Center, Barbara McPherson of Great Bend, Sister Agness SCL, Larry Shaffer of KHA Educational Foundation, Mary McNeil Hadley Regional Medical Center, and Neosho Memorial Hospital administrator Glen Dormois who will discuss the administrator viewpoint on hospital education and training.
Spyros P. Skouras longtime film magnate and former president of 20th Century Fox from 1942 to 1962 died at his Rye New York home Monday night likely from a heart attack.
Fredonia officials announce an 8800 dollar campaign target for the 1971 United Fund drive, a slight rise from the previous year. City building permits totaling 23150 were issued July 29 through August 16 for projects including an 8 by 10 tool shed, a two stall garage, porch enclosure, and a single family home.
Mrs Ethel Bair 82 of 211 E Walnut died Monday at Ardyn Heights Home after a lengthy illness. Born July 17 1889 in Ridge she lived in the Chanute area all her life and was a Center Ridge Baptist Church member. Surviving are her son Arthur Frederick Hutchinson four sisters four grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 230 pm at Johnson Chapel with Dr Max C Deweese officiating. Interment Memorial Park Cemetery. Johnson Mortuary in charge. A motorcycle stolen Saturday was found at Memorial Park Cemetery by David Baughn and later recovered by Bruce Gibson.
Western European governments push coordinated policy to avoid monetary chaos and a trade war as Nixon cuts the dollar loose. Officials in Brussels prepare for a full meeting of finance ministers while Britain seeks talks to align with six potential partners in a broader European community.
Stocks reported by Westamerica Securities show Kustom Electronics climbing while ILC Products gains slower at 66 percent. market briefing highlights notable intraday moves and trading context.
Steve Hutchens 26 joins First National Bank as loan officer. He comes from Wichita where born and raised, a 1963 Wichita Heights High School graduate with two years at Wichita State in business administration. Hutchens, wife Marian and children Jackie and Doug will move to 916 S Evergreen Chanute.
AP dispatches report that Nixon aims for reforms to the international monetary system as his wage and price freeze faces labor pushback. Across the globe markets, ports and politics react as duties, protections and trade talks unfold in Hong Kong London and Saigon amid rising tensions in Qui Nhon and the Far East.
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