14 Dec 1974
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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1974
Page
1
Four weeks of hearings on a record 1.51 billion dollar Kansas agency requests wrap up. Gov elect Bennett will craft final recommendations for the 1975 session, weighing necessities and possible cuts to fund essential aid programs.
In Neosho County District Court Judge George W. Donaldson ruled that Kenneth W. Brant Fred Johnson and A. R. Brant own the contested pipeline on their land regarding less than three miles. Receiver Harry Depew sought price review and salvage progress amid a 60 day limit with $6 000 to $7 000 salvage costs and 40 miles affected.
The House approved a controversial strip mining control bill by voice vote and sent it to the Senate, despite news of a presidential veto expected from the White House. Rep. Delbert L. Latte relayed the veto message as Congress prepared to recess, making a veto challenge unlikely.
NATO planners in Brussels pledge coordinated action to shield allies from looming recession. Kissinger signals a new US led economic consultation system and incentives for alternative energy as oil prices stay high. Genscher links economic stability to defense unity and East-West detente prospects.
USDA official says public reaction to a proposed beef grading change is predominantly negative. About 3,150 comments were received with roughly 1,500 reviewed. consumers made up about half and oppose a shift that would allow more cattle to be graded choice.
Officials begin narrowing options at Camp David Md with talks on oil quotas tariffs and mandatory conservation. Key figures Morton Zarb Brinegar Seidman Greenspan join a dozen aides as the ERC eyes proposals for a future energy push and a January State of the Union decision.
The Senate approved a broad international trade bill 77 to 4, sending it to House conference. An 88 to 0 amendment bars U S trade concessions to Communist nations that do not ease emigration barriers, with a 18 month waiver for progress. The measure, backed by Ford and Kissinger, aims to boost world markets for U S farmers and manufacturers and aid minorities in Communist nations.
The initial idea to invite the shah of Iran fell through as he declined, muttering about bringing the mountain to him. The remark evokes a playful, if reluctant, response to diplomatic social plans.
Federal grand jury charges Sheriff Johnnie Carr and four deputies with conspiracy to illegally intercept telephone lines, illegal wire tapping, and perjury over a suspected April 1971 Wichita operation. They allegedly used a van with electronic devices at 734 Wayne Street and denied the tap in 1973 testimony.
Increasing cloudiness today with highs in the mid to upper 30s. Periods of rain this afternoon, then mixed with or changing to snow tonight. Cooler tonight with lows in the mid 20s to low 30s. Sunday colder with a chance of snow and highs in the 30s. Precipitation chances: 30 percent today, 60 percent tonight.
The Yates Center Senior Center hosts games crafts and visits for the elderly with 125 daily attendees and more than 300 members. Activities include dominoes pool snooker and broom making while additions and funding shift plan from federal grant to county levy after July 1977.
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