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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1971
Page
7
Police answered a call Wednesday evening reporting someone inside 916 Garfield. Mrs. Ethel Anderson of the address called from next door. Investigation showed an intruder had entered and left. Some change was taken from a purse and drawers had been gone through with no other items missing.
John Cyrocki visited the Chanute flight service station and presented a quality performance award to Thomas Marciniak, a flight service specialist. Gormley recommended the honor as Cyrocki noted a need for efficient FAA service amid austere economic conditions.
Perez, a Topeka native and highway patrol trooper, recalls how tornado photographs he shot two months earlier were delayed by a jammed Topeka patrol photography Laboratory. The project, stored in files, is described as unique by Perez who has worked with the patrol for three years and based in Salina the past two decades.
Funeral service for Earl Beeler Jr. who was killed in an airplane crash near Admire will be held Saturday at 10 30 a m at Johnson Chapel. Interment will follow in East Hill Cemetery at Erie in Neosho County Kansas.
Neosho County Kansas publishes the treasurer's quarterly financial statement as of July 30 1971 listing total cash in treasury 1 793 042 04 with detailed county and state funds including tax categories road fund social welfare and various accounts plus bank and investment balances. The document is sworn by County Treasurer Don Harding and witnessed by County Clerk Wayne B. Gibson Jr with official seal.
The Lyon County Coroner said Earl Beeler Jr. and Alfred Allen Hawes were killed instantly when their aircraft crashed near Admire on Monday. Time of the crash undetermined. Carbox monoxide tests await tobacco sample results. FAA noted the plane took off from Chanute en route to Wymore Nebraska. investigators awaiting wreckage details.
Hospital lists visiting times 2 to 4 pm and 6 30 to 8 pm. Patient census tallies 60 adults and pediatric patients plus one infant. Names and addresses show Wednesday and today visitors for Emma Grisier Yates Center Glen Gough Eric Sammy Stout Coffeyville Patricia Mitchell 1302 W 4th Roy Bailey Eric Boyd Bogle 1617 St Highland Floyd Arnold 222 W 4th Tamra Caldwell Humboldt Eva Stevens 20 W 4th Robert Cavins Wendell Allen 619 W 14th.
Chanute High School’s 1947 alumni plan a 1972 reunion and seek current addresses for listed members. Persons with addresses for Lois Krokstrom Carl Lane Wanda Miller Bob Northrup Phyllis Plumb Laura Ann Pope Dick Robertson Floyd Gaunt Monnie Vice Donna Wilson Mary Lee Hedges Irene Winder Eva Tom berlin Kenneth Furnish Paul Dieterlic Patricia Whedbee Lor na Zink Imogene Tripp should call 431-1998 or 431-0193.
Labor leaders meeting White House emissaries protest Nixon wage price freeze and strike ban. Officials warn guaranteed raises for state and local workers are affected by the freeze.
Treasury Secretary Connally overruled the Pentagon and said all service personnel will not receive raises during the 90 day freeze except for promotions. He labeled yesterday's Pentagon statement a mistake and questioned its authority. Pentagon spokesman Friedheim had said the Defense Department could apply the policy independently.
Police report a 23 year old cyclist from Iola R S Polley died Wednesday night in a collision with a car on U S 34 about two miles west of Iola. The crash occurred as Polley rode his motorcycle along the highway.
City water gas and electric lines to ILC at the Safari Industrial Park are to be completed by the end of October, City Manager Kenneth Sanborn said. City Engineer Floyd Heath reported rental equipment and ordered pipe. preparations were developing well. The city will extend lines to Safari Park camp grounds. total cost is $700 and work should take two to three days.
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