Oil producers weigh impact of OPEC price rise split
United Press International reports executives from major American oil firms studying implications of OPEC’s two tier price increase to 10 percent on Jan 1 1977 and 5 percent midyear with Saudi Arabia and Abu Dhabi delaying full rise and boosting output to pressure market prices. Investors in New York rallied on the prospect of intra-OPEC splits.
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Organization of Petroleum Exporting
Qatar
OPEC
Saudi Arabia
Abu Dhabi
Bennett shifts stance on meat inspection and public TV in Kansas
Gov Robert Bennett says a 12 city listening tour changed his views on meat inspection and a statewide public television network. He will not push elimination of the meat inspection program and favors extending nonserved areas with public TV using existing institutions.
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UPI
Robert Bennett
Kansas
Bennett
Southwest
Northwest
Kansas Public Television Commission
Commission
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District Court Divorces and Judgments Docketed
District Court completes action with divorces granted for Ward Hogue Newland Reed Miller and Claus case dismissals. Goodyear Tire suit against Maninger dismissed. Ashley Clinic awarded $242 judgment with 8 percent interest. Walton County cases involve quiet title and appeal dismissals.
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Carl L. Ward
Sherrii L. Ward
Lorenzo Deibert
Tia B. Deibert
Alice C. Hogue
James Hogue
Wrestler Boats and Campers, Inc
Kansas Corporation
Robert Dean
Samuel J. Newland
Carolyn A. Newland
Margaret Newland
Jacqueline L. Reed
William M. Reed
Patricia C. Miller
Thomas H. Miller
Ashley Clinic
Charles Petty
Geraldine Pettyley
Saturday Story Hour at Chanute Library Features Two Puppet Plays
The Chanute Public Library hosts two puppet plays at 10:30 a.m. Jennifer Morton and Amy Kneeland perform How the Grinch Stole Christmas. Dopeys Christmas Fish is presented by Joanna Welch and Miriam Culver. A Christmas film Walt Disney s Pluto s Christmas Tree closes with a pinata activity.
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Dopey
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Ford calls decision on oil price increase irresponsible
President Ford denounced a 10 per cent rise by most OPEC members as irresponsible and urged urgent action to conserve U.S. energy. He praised Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates for a smaller 5 per cent rise while officials warned the move could raise U.S. oil import costs by about $7 billion next year and total consumer prices by roughly 8.5 percent.
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Larry Goldstein
Petroleum Industry Research Foundation
OPEC
Washington
UPI
Ford
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
U.S
United Arab Emirates
White House
Frank Zarb
Zarb
Steady drips may solve irrigation problems
In Lubbock Texas an irrigation expert explains that drip or trickle irrigation could replace flood furrows for crops in the Texas High Plains. While initial costs run higher per acre than furrow irrigation the system may extend aquifer life. more plastic tubing availability is needed for wider adoption.
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Lubbock, Tex
UPI
Texas High Plains
Dale Brown
Submatic
Brown
James T. Osborn
Department of Agriculture
Texas Tech University
Osborn
Cow herd shrinkage may lift beef profits in 1977
Oklahoma State University extension economist Dr John Skerd told 250 Oklahoma and Kansas ranchers at the OK Cattle Conference that the national cow herd decline will help a modest 1977 beef profit. He projected 400-500 pound steers may top 47 per cwt in Q2 1977 and culled cows used for burgers could rise from 21-23 to 33-35 per cwt. Demand in consumer beef is expected to grow despite higher pork supplies.
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Stillwater, Okla
UPI
Oklahoma State University
John Skerd
Oklahoma and
Kansas
OK Cattle Conference
Skerd
Visiting Hours and Admissions at Neosho Memorial Hospital
Daily transcript shows visiting hours 2 to 4 and 6 30 to 8 p m. Current census 55 adults and pediatrics with three babies. Thursday admissions include Mary Thummel Humboldt Earl Barnhart R 1 Kathleen Hamm Humboldt Everett Nelson R 1. Today Richard Lind 303 S Larson. Dismissals Thursday Fannie Skaggs Humboldt Mrs David Brinkmeyer Humboldt Mrs Robert Trammell and daughter Iola. Today Dennis Jones 1805 W Main Dale Shepard 423 E 18th Peggy Brown 1405 S Denman Mrs Oley Robertson R 3 Birth Thursday Mr and Mrs Kenneth Lange 511 W 7th a son.
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Mary Thummel
Humboldt
Earl Barnhart
Kathleen Hamm
Everett Nelson
Richard Lind
S. Larson
Fannie Skaggs
David Brinkmeyer
Robert Trammell
Iola
Dennis Jones
W. Main
Dale Shepard
Peggy Brown
S. Denman
Oley Robertson
Elderly Chanute Man Hit By Car At Sunset Crossing
Everitt Nelson aged 76 of Chanute was struck by a car driven by 17 year old Twilla Williams at the Main Street Grant Street crossing. Nelson was admitted to Neosho Memorial Hospital with injuries. Williams said glare from the sun prevented her from seeing him. no citations were issued.
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Grant Street
Williams
Main
Humboldt woman injured in two-car collision
A Humboldt woman was hospitalized after a two car crash at 8 40 a m Thursday at the intersection of 10th and Pecan streets. Mary Thummell of Humboldt is in satisfactory condition at Neosho Memorial Hospital Chanute. Teresa Lewis 20 also of Humboldt collided with Jo Dillingham 31 of Humboldt Dillingham cited for failure to yield right of way.
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Pecan
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Teresa Lewis
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Chanute
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Jo Dillingham
10Th Street
Dillingham
Humboldt Police Department
Oil cartel split lifts stocks amid mixed OPEC moves
OPEC approved a two tier price hike causing early buying on Wall Street with shares rising on the New York Stock Exchange. Saudi Arabia and the UAE raised prices 5 percent while other members initially pushed 10 percent, as Ford criticized the move as irresponsible. Dow up about 2.7 points near noon as oil majors led gains and volume rose.
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UPI
International Oil Cartel
New York Stock Exchange
Ford
Wall Street
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Saudi Arabia
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NYSE
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Funeral set for Chloe Guy in Texas death
The funeral for Chloe Guy who died Thursday in Texas will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at Pierce Funeral Home with Rev. Eddie Sawders officiating. Burial follows at East Hill Cemetery.
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Erie
Chloe Guy
Texas
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East Hill Cemetery
Dwaine Ashcraft Probate Proceedings Notice
In the probate court of Neosho County Kansas a notice appears from judge Dwaine Ashcraft. First published December 10 1976 last published December 24 1976 in The Chanute Tribune. The document serves as an official probate court filing notice.
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Neosho County
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