Yearend stock rally gathers steam on New York exchanges
The New York Stock Exchange saw broad gains as tax selling waned and a late Tuesday buying surge continued. The Dow rose to 987.04 as advances led declines 889 to 352, with volume near 11.8 million shares in the first hours. Banks cut prime rates shipping the rally and Amex list saw McCulloch Oil lead with Houston Oil & Minerals and International Banknote among movers.
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UPI
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Morgan Guaranty
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Amex
Houston Oil & Minerals
International
Break-in Reported at Chanute Livestock Auction
A burglary at Chanute Livestock Auction and Sales on East 14th Street occurred Sunday with theft of silverware, canned goods, glasses, and kitchen items. Entry was gained by breaking a hasp lock. no property loss estimate was provided. Police filed the report at noon Monday.
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Chanute
East 14Th Street
Chanute Man Charged with DWI and Disorderly Conduct
Thomas H. Meyer a 33 year old resident of 809 S Santa Fe was charged in Chanute City Court with DWI and disorderly conduct. Police arrested him at 2 12 a.m. Saturday at Main and Larson streets and he was released on a 200 bond.
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S. Santa Fe
Chanute
Meyer
Main
Larson
Taxi contact numbers for Tribune delivery
Notice instructs readers to call their carrier and, if unavailable, call 431 4100 before 6 pm or 431 1180 between 6 and 7 pm for People’s Taxi delivery.
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Tribune
Deaths and funerals in Chanute area
Evangeline Eleanor Lofgren 78 of 418 N Steuben died Tuesday at Neosho Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Survivors include a son Robert three brothers two sisters and other relatives. Funeral 11 a.m. Thursday at First Baptist Church with burial Memorial Park Cemetery. Fern E Brown 77 died Tuesday at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Survives include two sons a daughter eight grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral 2 p.m. Monday Buffalo United Methodist Church with burial Buffalo Cemetery. Earl Ramsey 73 died Tuesday on arrival at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Retired Wichita Eagle manager, survived by a wife a son two daughters eight grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral 2:30 p.m. Thursday Gibson Koch Chapel Chanute burial Buffalo Cemetery.
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Wichita
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Gibson-Koch
Cautious Approach Urged in Decriminalizing Victimless Crimes
A UPI report notes a government panel urges caution in decriminalizing so called victimless crimes such as gambling drug use prostitution and pornography. It calls for anti corruption authorities organized crime intel units and reforms including special prosecutors and statewide grand juries to curb organized crime.
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Reporter Wins Court Battle Over Confidential Sources
Los Angeles Times journalist William Farr won a long legal fight over shielding confidential sources. After five years and 46 days in jail in earlier contempt cases, Judge Charles Older dropped further action, leaving Farr free and authorities unable to override the shield law ruling.
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Guns Missing After House Ransacked in Neosho County
Sometime Tuesday the Darrold Elrod residence in R. 3 was ransacked and five guns were stolen. Entry by forcing the back door. No value given. Investigation by Deputy Ronnie Rohr and Undersheriff David Odell of the Neosho County Sheriff's Department.
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R. 3
Ronnie Rohr
David Odell
Neosho County
Neosho Memorial Hospital Daily Census and Admissions
Daily transcript lists visiting hours from 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 30 to 8 p.m. Patient census shows 51 adults and pediatrics with three babies. Admissions include Edith Franklin Earl Walker Gertrude Johnson George Rausch Charles Cummings Mrs Steven Bishop and others. today adds John Brust Pearle Wink. Dismissals include Mrs Henry Kipp Gladys Riley and Ruth Barnhart among others. Birth recorded for Mr and Mrs Dean Williams a boy on Tuesday.
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Chanute
Lawrence Watts
Yates Center
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Iola
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Henry Kipp
Piqua
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Lester Matlock
Thayer
David Kaufman
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Penny Seltmann
W. Main
Ruth Barnhart
S. Malcolm
Frank Shrum
Russell Carlson
Altoona
Roosevelt School presents Charlie Brown Christmas program
Roosevelt School will show Charlie Brown Christmas at 6 30 p m today on Channel 3 Cablevision. The first graders and teacher Margaret Kellogg created the Christmas program for their parents. Propst Center for Older Americans will be closed Friday and Saturday per director Velma McGuire. A Volkswagen mini home vehicle seats six and sleeps four. Mr Bill Veal has returned from Saudi Arabia for the holiday with his family. Mrs Veal's parents Mr and Mrs J H Bartlett of Los Angeles accompany as a gift from Veal.
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