Ford wins GOP nomination bid amid convention clash
At the 31st Republican National Convention in Kansas City Ford secured 1,145 delegate votes, 15 over the threshold, as Reagan failed to force disclosures on a running mate. Reagan trailed with 1,042, while 72 remained uncommitted amid a rancorous, platform driven session.
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County seeks new bridge to replace aging Neosho River span
Neosho County commissioners consider replacing a steel truss bridge with a three ton limit near St. Paul after 112 residents signed a petition. The project aims to replace the aging structure with a constructed bridge at or near the current site, with a short remaining life for the old span.
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Weather and County Bridge Plans Face Funding Hurdles
Sunny hot weather today and Thursday with highs in the mid 90s and clear warm nights. County officials engage a Topeka firm to design a new bridge at the present site with an estimated cost around 300000 and design fees near 18000. Federal aid could cover 75 percent, with 25 percent county share, contingent on compliance and possible right of way or re alignment. The county also opened bids for old equipment with Renfrow Oil winning a back hoe and storage tank for 2830 and 300 respectively, and Bob McAlexander securing bids for a 7500 gallon tank, an old truck and trailer, and a Bush Hog mower.
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New reporter joins The Tribune editorial reorganization
Andrea Andy Groves starts today as area and farm editor at The Tribune in Salina. Cheryl Burch becomes news editor succeeding John Magna who moved to Valentine Radford in Kansas City. Jane Blades takes over society editor duties while Groves brings KU journalism background and campus publication experience.
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University of Kansas, Lawrence
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Planning commission to review mobile home move request
The Chanute Planning Commission will meet Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the Memorial Building to review a request by Jerry Phillips to place a mobile home park in the city. chairman Johnny Litchenburg noted the plan.
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Neosho County doctors recruitment plan for Health Days
An ad hoc group including doctors city and county commissioners and Chanute Chamber representatives met to organize a county promotional effort to attract new physicians. They plan a booth at Kansas Health Days in Kansas City September 10 and Wichita September 16 to discuss health positions and local opportunities. A final planning session is set for August 31.
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Mindanao Earthquake Death Toll Surges Past Three Thousand
The Mindanao quake in the Philippines leaves 3,105 dead and 2,282 missing with 28,716 homeless, while officials warn the toll will rise. American missionaries linked to the Oblates and Marist orders are unaccounted for in Cotabato City, Marbel, and Jolo.
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Carter defends civil rights record amid Republican critique
In Plains Georgia Jimmy Carter rejected Ford administration claims about his civil rights record as a Republican tactic. He said Transportation Secretary Coleman is a Ford delegate and a functionary of the administration. Carter favored oil industry transparency and cautious divestiture based on competition and consumer interests.
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Soviets Land Unmanned Moon Craft in New Landing
Tass reports Luna 24 landed softly in the southeastern Sea of Crises at 2 36 a m EDT. The unmanned probe, on its eighth lunar landing in six years, began its surface program with all systems operating normally according to telemetric data.
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Intercepted letter plays into weather tale of cosmic mischief
A garbled intercepted letter teases a prank against nature. It hints that someone challenged weather and now Mother Nature exacts a playful, cosmic retribution. The piece leans on whimsical personification of the elements.
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