Wedding Crasher Roams Jetmore Stuns Guests
A Dodge City woman traveling through Jetmore Saturday became an unexpected participant in the Stramel Moots wedding. She crashed into five cars belonging to wedding guests, leaving the wedding party surprised by the incident.
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Jetmore
Hns
Dodge City
Nixon vows to resist order for Watergate tapes
President Nixon vows to resist a historic court order to deliver secret Watergate tape recordings for a judge's private inspection. Chief Judge Sirica ordered production while delaying effect for appeal, heightening the clash among the White House, the courts, and the Senate committee over access to the tapes.
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Nixon
Washington
U.S
John J. Sirica
Watergate
Archibald Cox
White House
San Clemente
Calif
Senate Watergate Committee
Schulze Case Hearing Proceeds Without Decision
Humboldt BARBARA KIHM reports Unified School District 258 board, after hours of discussion on August 9 and 15 hearings over 14 complaints signed by Richard Coykendall against Gene Schulze, elementary principal, will not decide yet. A transcript will be prepared by the court reporter who is on vacation, potentially delaying resolution for weeks. Schulze continues in his duties during this period.
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Humboldt
Board of Education of
Unified School District 258
Richard Coykendall
Gene Schulze
John W. White
Schulze
Conderman
Forsyth
RSVP Post Goes To Jean Tucker
Mrs. Jean Tucker of Chanute named director for the Chanute RSVP. She will develop the program, set priorities, schedule events and promote services for retired volunteers, with office at the Red Cross Center. Dr. Franklyn W. Edwards announced the appointment. Tucker also teaches social science and serves in community roles in Neosho County.
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Jean Tucker
N. Western
Chanute
Red Cross Center
S. Grant
Franklyn WL. Edwards
Great Bend
RSVP
State Department of Social Welfare
Division of
the Tribune
Don
Darren
Douglas
Larry Rowe
Tucker
Neosho County Community Junior College
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha
A playful note suggests the alphabet can be rearranged in many ways and claims this is one of eighteen such arrangements. It reads like a whimsical cryptic message emphasizing wordplay over concrete events.
Local Oilman Drills Well in Backyard
Jerry Phillips a local businessman and oil man at 626 S. Katy has completed a backyard gas well. He reports a daily yield of 300 000 cubic feet at 150 pounds pressure and no water. He estimates potential value at city gas rates but notes buyers pay about 20 cents per thousand cubic feet, insufficient to cover drilling costs of around 2000 dollars.
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Jerry Phillips
S. Katy
Phillips
Weather and gas well note from Chanute area
Partly cloudy with warm humid days and mild nights through Friday. Thunderstorms likely afternoons and nights with 30 percent rain chances today and Friday. Gas well drilling near South Katy by Phillips of Cash Oil Corp. plan to pipe gas to his home and trailers after cementing top section. Phillips aims to drill more wells if financing allows. area east of Chanute in Neosho River bottoms historic drilling site.
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Phillips
South
Katy
Chanute
Neosho River
Former Sheriff Won Shootout in Hotel
Hjalmer S Nelson then Neosho County sheriff faced a deranged gunman at the Arlington Hotel in Erie on September 28 1938. After a standoff Nelson used a .22 revolver to fire at the attacker injuring him in the forehead. The hotel crowd watched as Nelson and Chanute chief Lee Knapp urged surrender. the gunman later died in hospital. The 50th anniversary of Nelsons marriage to his Buffalo-born wife was noted.
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Hijalmer S
Nelson
Buffalo
Neosho County
Erie
Hjalmer S
Yam
Arlington Hotel
Marion Ogg
Ogg
Chanute Police
Lee Knapp
Chanute
Harriette
Johnson Hospital
State Hospital
Osawatomie
Chanute City Commission reviews comprehensive plan proposal
In a Wednesday work session city planner Mie Bailey received tentative approval to present a contract for a comprehensive plan consultant. Bailey outlined the plan’s scope and funding options while traffic and drainage issues at Lincoln/Main were discussed and Bailey was authorized to assist further.
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Chanute City
Bailey
John Orozco
Lincoln
Main
Orozco
Kansas State researchers tout bloat preventive drug
Manhattan Kansas State University scientists say a quaternary ammonium compound shows tremendous future economic importance for cattle and consumers by preventing feedlot bloat that interferes with digestion and can kill cattle. Developed by Dr. Ronel Meyer and Dr. Earle Bartley after five years and 235 drug studies, it will take years to market due to FDA testing for efficacy and safety.
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Manhattan
Hns
Kansas State University
University
Ronel M. Meyer
Earle E. Bartley
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
Demolition Orders After Mexico Earthquake
President Luis Echeverria ordered about 10 000 unsafe buildings in over 50 towns demolished and prefabricated housing supplied for the homeless after the Southeast Mexico disaster. Nearly 500 bodies recovered, with death toll expected to reach 1 000. In Ottawa, Canada, the Commons convenes a special session to pass rail strike settlement legislation as trains delay into the weekend.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Luis Echeverria
Ottawa
House of Commons
Volkswagen recall targets 112000 Karmann Ghias
Volkswagen of America will recall about 112000 Karmann Ghia cars built between August 1967 and April 1972 to fix possible gasoline or vapor leaks that could enter the passenger compartment creating a fire hazard. Owners will receive warning letters by mail.
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Washington
Volkswagen of America
Price ceiling decision eyed on gasoline sales timing
Washington reports the Cost of Living Council will decide if there is enough time to implement new retail gasoline price ceilings by Saturday after an appeals court upheld the ceilings. In Detroit, UAW negotiators and Chrysler discuss non economic issues toward a new contract as the Sept 14 expiration nears with 92 percent of Chrysler members favoring strike action if no pact is signed.
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Washington
Cost of Living Council
Detroit
United Auto Workers
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
Eight antiwar activists on trial for alleged 1972 RNC disruption
A federal jury in Gainesville Fla is to begin deliberations on conspiracy charges against eight members of the Vietnam Veterans Against the War. Prosecutors allege a plot to disrupt the 1972 Republican National Convention in Miami Beach. The panel includes seven women and five men, and final arguments by opposing lawyers have just concluded.
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Gainesville
Fla
Miami Beach
Skylab 2 Astronauts Need Fitness Check For Mission
Space Center Houston reports Skylab 2 crew Bean Garriott and Lousma in excellent health as officials decide today if the 59 day flight should continue on its 34th day. Weekly routine medical review determines whether to extend the mission.
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Space Center
Houston
Space Agency
The
Orbiting Laboratory
Space
Alan L. Bean
Owen K. Garriott
Jack R. Lousma
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