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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1973
Page
7
A six night series of dramatic and documentary films will be shown next week at Neosho County Community Junior College auditorium. Each showing will be at 7 p.m. with no admission charged. Produced by World Wide Pictures, the film division of the Billy Graham organization.
Gene Thielenhaus is appointed sales representative for Martin Tractor Company's Chanute branch at 502 E. Main. He joined the company in 1952 and transfers from Colby where he served as general line salesman. He and his wife Joyce plus two sons Ronnie and David will live on R. 4.
Freontia dateline mentions several defendants arrested in Wilson County with charges dismissed and new filings. Neosho County Treasurer warns of a $1 tag penalty after Feb 16 for vehicles. A mental health meeting at St Paul Nursing Home features Dr Dan Smith speaking on community involvement with the mentally retarded. Craig Wood of 715 N Evergreen admitted for observation at KU Medical Center.
Shawnee County District Court Judge Adrian Allen voided a Kansas statute capping campaign expenditures citing nonuniform application. He also dismissed charges against Topeka officials James P. Love and Kenneth P. Kern who resigned earlier that day.
Nastly Transcrint reports Neosho Memorial Hospital no visiting and a census of 69 patients including adults pediatrics and two babies. District Court filings across Chanute and Erie list multiple divorce judgments contractual matters and a forgery case. Iola Subdivision news covers Sell Constructors building a two-building apartment complex with six units each and occupancy targeted by June 1. Ray Waller murder trial rescheduled to February 27 in Erie with venue unchanged.
Walnut residents plan a Sunday sausage supper at St Patrick's auditorium with noon to 3 pm and 5 to 7 pm serving, followed by a 9 pm to midnight dance for ages 18 and up with the Wichita Linemen. breakfast served after the dance.
The Pentagon said it expects to receive today from North Vietnam the missing list of U S prisoners of war held in Laos. Pentagon spokesman Jerry W Friedheim noted the list was to be turned over to U S diplomacy. The report appears in the AP summary of ongoing Vietnam War developments.
Three board seats at United School District 387 were open at the January meeting. The vacancies are positions 4 held by Morris Forsythe, position 5 held by Lee Bradford, and position 6 held by Kenneth Nelson. Filing ends noon Feb 13 at the Wilson County Clerk’s office with a $5 fee or a petition of 25 patron signatures. A contract was signed with Mrs. Treca Jackson to finish the 5th grade term at Midway, replacing retired Mrs. Genevieve Anderson.
A district court suit seeks 25000 damages from Rocky Sharp for a 1971 rock throwing incident that struck Jeffrey Burke in the eye, causing vision loss and medical bills. The Sharps live at 1123 S Central and Burke family at 601 N Washington.
Police report Jody Maples, 12, of 717 S Garfield was bitten in a yard at 804 West as he wandered in. dog owner Mrs Gilbert Horn said the dog was tied up and had not rabies shots. Boy sustained a minor injury. dog to be observed two weeks. Chanute firefighters responded to a car fire at 3rd and Garfield. vehicle owned by L T Scanlon of 1500 W Main damaged only slightly.
The Kansas Senate approved by 30 to 6 a measure requiring all drivers to pass eye tests and open book written exams every four years to comply with federal highway safety rules. Backers say noncompliance could cost Kansas 6.8 million in federal funds and the bill moves to the House. it would raise the driver's license fee from 4 to 6 dollars.
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