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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1972
Page
7
First Baptist Scouts Campout In Ozarks
A Missouri Ozarks trip showcased weekend activities for 12 Boy Scouts of Troop 235. They camped in a state park south of Table Rock Dam and visited Talking Rocking, Shepherd of the Hills Farm, Table Rock Dam fish hatchery, Bronson’s Fun City, and Silver Dollar City. They attended services at Wilderness Church in Silver Dollar City. The trip was funded by weekly handbill deliveries for a local merchant, with Messrs. Hunt, Johnson, Adams, and Baughn accompanying the troop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Ozarks
Boy Scouts
Table Rock Dam
Bronson
Silver Dollar City
Wilderness Church
Jack Hunt
Gene Johnson
Roy Adams
Frank Baughn
Decision on Rhodesia Olympic Status Today
Africa's Supreme Council for Sports says all black American track athletes will join Africans in boycotting the Olympics if Rhodesia competes. Earlier U S Olympic Committee President Clifford Buck said he had assurances from several parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhodesia
Munich
Africa
Supreme Council For Sports
Clifford Buck
U.S
International Olympic Committee
ICC
Jean-Claude Ganga
Sports Council
Supreme Council of Sport In
United States
Ganga
Juvenile Center Funding Planned
Funding for a proposed Crawford County juvenile detention center is shaping up. Judge Richard Loffswold will head the center and hopes to obtain an $87,500 grant from the Governors Committee on Criminal Administration, with the county contributing about $50,000 plus additional funds totaling roughly $93,000. First year expenses are estimated at $180,580 including remodeling Mt Carmel School of Nursing, equipment, staff, and maintenance. County commissioners may issue no fund warrants to cover part of the cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Richard Loffswold
Governor's Committee On Criminal Administration
Crawford County
Joseph A. Ruskowitz
Governor's Committee
Mt. Carmel School of Nursing
D. J. Saia
Crawford County Commission
Fischer Demands Secluded 17th Game In World Chess
In Reykjavik Fisch er and Spassky contest the 17th game with Fischer likely to push for moving from the main auditorium due to crowd noise. Fischer leads 9.5 to 6.5 with 3 points needed for the title while Spassky must win three and draw five of eight remaining games. Spassky has two wins against Fischer in 15 games. Fisch er has six wins. A local maker prints Bobby Wins shirts as Spassky trails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reykjavik
Iceland
Bobby Fischer
Boris Spassky
Fischer
Spassky
Chanute to issue Parity Bonds for water system upgrade
The City of Chanute Neosho County Kansas adopts Ordinance No 1809 authorizing Series 1972 Parity Electric Light Water and Gas System Revenue Bonds totaling 625000 to fund final costs of enlarging extending and improving the municipally owned waterworks system. Bonds are 125 at 5000 each dated August 1 1972 with serial maturities through 1992 and redemption options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Tribune
Chanute
Neosho County
Kansas
K.S.A
Farity Electric Light, Water and Gas System
United States OF America
State OF Kansas
County
Neosho
City OF Chanute
State of
Topeka
City of
Electric Light, Water and Gas
Kangsas
Columbian Securities Company
Ejfectric Light
Somom
G.O Waterworks
Electric Light, Water and Gas Systems General Fund
Electric Light, Water and Gas System General Fund
Electric Light and Waterworks Plant
Electric Light, Water and Gas System
United States
Fort Scott Zoo Adds 29 Occupants at Happy Hollow
Fort Scott's Happy Hollow Zoo houses 29 animals and birds including two lion cubs two sloth bears deer foxes peacocks monkeys mountain goats ducks geese and swans. The facility is run by Mr and Mrs Ken Davis at the foot of Wall Street on a Marmaton River bluff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Scott
Happy Hollow Zoo
Mrs
Ken Davis
Wall Street
Marmaton River
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W. Maia
First Baptist Scouts
Ozarks
Bank Americard
Farmer's Discount Center
W. Cherry
Ehanute
H. R. Krokstrom
Martin Baugher
Service
THE
South Highland
Marvin Woods
Bourbon County
Frisco Railroad
St. Louis
Woods
Sheriff's Department
Germany
Tribune
Bobby
Boris
Otto Schnellbacher
Lawrence, Kan
Kansas All Sports Hall of Fame
University of Kansas
Schnellbacher
Topeka Insurance
Shawnee
Fort Scott Zoo
Forest
B. Richardson
East Main
Evergreen
T.V
Labor & Parts
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