Comment on Chanute housing costs and reporting gaps
Letter requests correction of coverage by John Brooks in The Chanute Tribune about 1976 housing costs. It cites a $30,000 construction figure versus $115,291 total over 25 years including down payment, principal, interest, taxes, insurance, maintenance, and utilities. Calls reporting half truths and asks for action.
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John Brooks
Chanute Tribune
Chanute
Brooks
Fatzer incident stirs Kansas Supreme Court image in turmoil
Tribune editorial flags Fatzer's airport confrontation with security at Dallas Fort Worth over a cuff link claim. He was charged with public intoxication and disorderly conduct, later dropped. Kansas AG hints at possible bias in cases, while Fatzer and allies call politics. Report seeks clarity on intoxication, conduct, and impact on his court leadership.
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Sunflower
Harold Fatzer
Kansas Supreme Court
Fatzer
Dallas-Fort Worth
Kansas
Veteran hobbyists seek newspaper flags and antiques
John Weite of North Bergen requests The Tribune flag from front pages to augment his World War II prize collection. Leon Thompson of Kent asks readers to send antique valentines old postcards calendars and related items to help fund his book while coping with disability and limited pension.
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John Weite
North Bergen
N. J
John
Tribune
Leon Thompson
Kent
Wash
Thompson
Chicago
Alaska Port Hazards Threaten Oil Transport
A secret study warns Valdez narrows could block supertanker passage amid extreme winds and a rock barrier. Dutch model tests show navigational dangers and lack of U.S. navigator experience. Coast Guard delays and pending safety analysis frame a tense dispute.
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Washington
Alaska
Valdez
Netherlands
Port Valdez
Valdez Narrows
U.S
Coast Guard
Andy Penn
Subscription Rates for Neosho Chanute and Nearby Areas
Rates detail by mail in trade territory Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson and by area delivery including tax and postage. Chanute boxholders and carrier customers listed with yearly and short-term options. Also notes United Press International and Audit Bureau memberships.
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Neosho, Allen, Wilson, and Woodson Co
Chanute
Proverb Emphasizes Childs Acts Reveal Character
The verse asserts that a child reveals his true nature through deeds, whether pure or right, asserting that actions disclose character from a young age. It underscores moral accountability evident in behavior.
Glickman outlines terms limit and methanol push in Congress
Washington report notes Dan Glickman plans to seek a six two year term cap or three four year terms for House members and supports methanol as a fuel alternative. He proposes a wheat tied loan formula, seeks Iowa Kansas and New Mexico energy and agriculture committee posts, and cautions on breaking up major oil companies.
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Washington
Garner Shriver
Wichita
Congress
House
Dan Glickman
Shriver
Bureau
Glickman
Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Health
Energy, Transportation and Consumer Legislation
Agriculture Committee
Keith Sebelius
R-Norton
Kanopolis
McPherson County
Ellsworth
Saline
Smokey Hill
Kanapolis
Kansas
Kansas Texas joint probe into Fatzer arrest at Dallas airport
Kansas Attorney General Curt Schneider requests Hill to investigate claims by Kansas Chief Justice Harold Fatzer that Texas officers used police brutality during Fatzer's Nov 21 arrest at Dallas Fort Worth airport. Texas AG John Hill assigns Tim James to probe conduct and reports to Kansas House leadership.
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Topeka
UPI
Kansas
Texas
John Hill
Harold Fatzer
Curt Schneider
Hill
Fatzer
Dallas-Fort Worth
Braniff International
Tex
Austin
Tim James
Braniff
Grapevine
Tim
Schneider
Kansas House
John Carlin
D-Smolan
House
Carlin
Supreme Court
Fisher
Texas Supreme Court
Kansas challenges 55 mph speed limit in Supreme Court
Russell man George Dumler challenges the federal 55 mph speed limit as unconstitutional, arguing improper delegation of power to Congress. Attorney Michael Holland says Kansas was misled into adopting the limit to secure federal highway funds, and that the state law suspending higher limits may also suspend 55 mph.
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Topeka
UPI
Russell
Kansas Supreme Court
Michael Holland
George Dumler
Kansas
U.S. Congress
Holland
Russell County
Congress
Neosho Memorial Hospital First Year Admissions Report
Neosho Memorial Hospital announced 1,300 patient admissions in its first year of operation. In a separate note, Murray Hill PTA’s initial meeting drew 65 attendees with Hugh T. Jones elected president.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Murray Hill
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