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Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1973

Page

8

Kansas lawmakers map 1974 changes in Topeka sessions

In Topeka and Kansas City locations, Republican caucus shifts set a Jan 7 meeting to name a speaker pro tem after Rep. Keith Howard's resignation. Bill Roy plans a Friday news conference outlining 1974 political plans including possible Senate bid. Dole backs an Amtrak Kansas route with state aid and talks with Amtrak and Brinegar to address losses and equipment issues.

Topeka Kan House Keith Howard Overland Park Duane ‘Pete’ McGill Winfield GOP Topeka. Kan Bill Roy D-Kan U.S Senate Roy Bob Dole R-Kan Robert Docking Docking Kansas City Washington, D.C Roger Lewis Amtrak Kansas Denver Dole Sec. of Transportation Claude S. Brinegar J. Donn Everett Manhattan National Passenger Service Corp

Mitchell rejects criminal action against AMPI

The Justice Department disclosed that then Attorney General John N. Mitchell rejected criminal action against Associated Milk Producers Inc. AMPI had given 202000 dollars to President Nixon's re election campaign. Instead a civil suit was pursued.

Washington John N. Mitchell Justice Department Department Mitchell Associated Milk Producers Inc Nixon

Mormon Church Leader Harold B. Lee Dies at 74

Harold B Lee president of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints for 18 months died at 74 after a hospital exam. He succumbed to lung and cardiac failure with his wife and family at his bedside. The Council of the Twelve Apostles will select a successor, possibly as soon as next week.

Salt Lake City Harold B Lee Mormon Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Lee Council of the Twelve Apostles

Slaughter Brothers Inc Reports 18 Percent Income Rise

Slaughter Brothers Inc, Texas based forest products group, posts net income of 980,680 for year ended Oct 31, up 18 percent on 43 percent higher sales at 71,740,556. Earnings 1.10 a share on 895,010 shares versus 1.00 on 46430 shares in 1972. Acquisitions of Whyte Wood Products and Royal Oak Industries boost expansion.

Dallas Slaughter Brothers, Inc KE. R. Slaughter Jr Forest Products Slaughter Whyte Wood Products Chanute Royal Oak Industries Marion

Kohoutek Closest to Sun As It Reaches Perihelion

Comet Kohoutek nears its sunward point at 5:24 a.m. EST marking its nearest approach of 13.24 million miles from the sun and a speed of 251 400 miles per hour as it begins a swing back toward interstellar space. In other local items, city enumerators and assessors listed for Wilson County and a Pittsburg Wal Mart Discount City store aims to open in January with 50 000 square feet and an adjacent 20 000 square foot Consumer's Market.

Cambridge Mass Kohoutek Pittsburg Wal-Mart Money Frank Gatchet

Neighborhood notes closing of county treasurer’s office

Neosho County Treasurer Don Harding will close at noon Monday to allow year end book closures. Bid offered for Kustom Electronics 2 23 Slaughter Whyte 5 45% 4 Manley Industries furnished by Spencer W Finney.

Neosho County Don Harding Kustom Electronics Slaughter Whyte Manley Industries Spencer W. Finney

Warm clothes lead Christmas gift surge across stores

An AP check shows holiday sales hit record highs despite high prices and energy jitters. Bloomingdale’s spokesman reports strong sweater demand and rapid sellouts of electric heaters, reflecting warmth as a priority amid the oil shortage.

New York Associated Press Bloomingdales

State to assume welfare duties January second

The reorganization of the Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services consolidates county welfare offices into six regional and 35 district offices across southeast Kansas. Local offices in Yates Center, Fredonia, Neodesha, and Erie will provide service, with Chanute and Chanute regional offices specified and a state-wide aim of uniform regulations and improved service delivery.

Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services John Kirkwood Chanute Topeka Salina Wichita Hays Garden City Fort Scott Pittsburg Parsons Independence Columbus Kansas Kirkwood Yates Center Fredonia Neodesha Erie Department of Social and Rehabilitative Services S. Santa Fe W. 7Th Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital

Fred Alford Dies in Southeast Kansas Hospital

Fred Alford a lifelong Leanna resident died this morning at Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital after a brief stay. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Johnson Mortuary.

Fred Alford Leanna Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital Johnson Mortuary

Visiting hours listed for Neosho Memorial Hospital

Daily transcript notes visiting hours 2 to 4 pm and 6 30 to 8 pm. Patient census 72 adults and pediatrics and four babies. Admissions list includes Mrs Robert Blackledge Mrs Josie Hess Mrs Arthur Gilmore Mrs Lavanus Spry Deanna Giefer Shelia Bossell and Gary Bossell Jr Mrs Oscar Dorris James Cristy Mrs Melvin Shultz Raul Garcia Mrs Edward Carlson Jeffrey Anderson Randall and Darrell Moyer Todd Brandon Cecil Webb Mrs Ralph Bowers Mrs Cora Mintz Edward Ingram Mrs Florence Jones Ira Cristy Mrs Coretta Kirby Humboldt Mrs Bruce Saar Ethel Stazel Steven Sommars.

Neosho Memorial Hospital Robert Blackledge N. Steuben Josie Hess Humboldt Arthur Gilmore Idla Lavanus Spry Deanna Giefer Shelia Bossell Gary Bossell Jr N. Washington H F. Fisher S. Plummer Oscar Dorris Elsmore James Cristy N. Garfield Melvin Shultz Raul Garcia S. Forest Edward Carlson Lavonburg Jeffrey Anderson Randall and Darrell Moyer Todd Brandon Cecil Webb S. Malcolm Ralph Bowers Thayer Cora Mintz S. Garfield Edward Ingram W. 14Th Florence Jones W. Main Ira Cristy Coretta Kirby Bruce Saar S. Grant Ethel Stazel S. Lafayette Steven Sommars

Bond posted for petty larceny in Wednesday arrest

Carol J. Sheedy posted a $25 bond on a petty larceny charge after Wayne Beck, Pence IGA night manager, said he caught her shoplifting cigarettes. Fire and police reported a deadly carbon monoxide level inside a house. Dennis couple admitted to Neosho Memorial Hospital after fumes were checked by fire crew. Francine Miller reported a stolen 10 speed bike from 630 S Evergreen. Larry Stierwalt, 29, Wichita, moved from city jail to county jail in Erie on a car ownership case. Fire department checked the home of Ray Dennis at 1501 S Allen before further action.

Carol J. Sheedy Wayne Beck Pence Iga Dennis Neosho Memorial Hospital Fire Department Francine Miller S. Evergreen Larry Stierwalt Wichita Erie Stierwalt

National crime up one per cent in first nine months

The Justice Department reports a one per cent rise in national crime during the first nine months of the year, compared with a two per cent drop in the same period last year. The South shows a four per cent increase, the North Central states two per cent, while the Northeast holds and the West falls two per cent.

Washington Justice Department South North Central States Northeast West

City Commission to Meet Tonight on Utility Rates Rules

City Commission will convene at 6 p.m. in the Memorial Building to consider ordinances on alternate fuels effects on the city utility rate structure, establish city boundaries, set employee salaries, review an airport lease, appoint a city depository for 1974, fill board appointments, discuss the mobile home ordinance and beer license applications, and address uncollected utility bills.

Memorial Building

Coffeyville Leaders Endorse Regional Planning Membership

Montgomery County commissioners approved joining the Southeast Kansas Regional Planning Commission. The move clears the way for Coffeyville to seek 451,750 in federal funds for a parks and recreation program.

Coffeyville Montgomery County Southeast Kansas Regional Planning Commission

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