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Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1976

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Kansas swine flu program revival debated after delays

State officials clash on resuming the swine flu immunization drive amid CDC probe into a paralysis link. Some expect clinics to reopen. others say most counties finished, and only healthy child vaccine remains. Neosho County held, with 3800 shots given and two suspected Guallain Barre cases in Salina.

Topeka UPI Kansas Lowell Wiese National Center For Disease Control Don Wilcox Wilcox Ada Hubble Neosho County Kansas Department of Health and Environment Hubble Salina

Kansas Supreme Court chief justice arrested at Dallas airport

Kansas Chief Justice Harold R. Fatzer, 66, was removed from a flight and arrested at Dallas Fort Worth Regional Airport on November 21 after a drunken disturbance. Officers reported Fatzer intoxicated and belligerent. charges of public intoxication and disorderly conduct were later dropped. The case prompted investigations by Texas and Kansas officials.

Irving, Tex UPI Kansas Supreme Court Dallas-Fort Worth Regional Harold R. Fatzer Fatzer Justice of the Peace Floyd T. Gray Supreme Court Braniff Dallas Fort Worth Topken Miami Texas John Hill Kansas Curt Schneider John Carlin D-Smolan House

Hearst Says SLA Members Got What They Deserved

Patricia Hearst, speaking in a CBS News interview, says the six Symbionese Liberation Army members slain in a Los Angeles shootout “got exactly what they deserved,” while fearing the same fate could happen to her. She notes her 19 months as captive and fugitive amid ongoing bank robbery conviction appeal.

New York UPI Patricia Hearst Symbionese Liberation Army Los Angeles CBS News

Ford Urges Peace as Nation Lights Christmas Tree

President Ford urges a rededication to peace and goodwill during the Pageant of Peace opening on the Ellipse, with about 10,000 spectators as the 45 foot Colorado blue spruce lights up 2,500 soft red bulbs.

Washington UPI Ford White House South Lawn

Commodity councils form to aid farmers nationwide

Kansas Farmers Union president Dale Lyon says four statewide commodity councils will unite wheat feed grains livestock and dairy groups to study factors affecting each market and craft action plans. Councils aim to enable producer recommendations agency visits testimony in Washington and Topeka and bargaining and marketing options. Curt Sorteberg stresses unity to influence decision makers and educate the public.

Andrea Groves Dale Lyon Kansas Farmers Union KFU Commodity Council Chanute KFU Lyon Washington, D.C Topeka Curt Sorteberg Department of Planning and Development National Farmers Union Denver Colo Congress Sorteberg Veteran Administration

Unseasonably Warm With Sunny Weekend Ahead

Forecast calls for sunny skies and unseasonably warm temperatures with highs in the mid 60s today and Saturday. Clear tonight with lows around 30. Westerly winds 10 to 15 mph this afternoon and light southerly tonight.

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