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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1976
Page
5
A 1960 Ford owned by Kenneth Roper was struck by a Grant Avenue Baptist Church bus at 217 W 3rd. The left front fender suffered about 170 dollars in damage. No injuries. the bus driver Oliver J. Catterson of 1411 S Edith was uninjured and the bus sustained no damage.
Ralph Richard McMinimy 92 of Chanute area died Saturday at Neosho Memorial Hospital. A farmer and greyhound breeding pioneer, he was a longtime church and Elks member. Survivors include widow Flossie Locke a daughter Mary Jane Ward a son Dick five grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren a sister Blanche Myers. Funeral Wednesday 10:30 a.m. at Johnson Chapel with Dr. Livingston N. Witten. Elmwood Cemetery. Memorials to First United Methodist Church or Elks Children's Foundation. Edna C Turner 86 of Chanute died Saturday at Wesley Medical Center Wichita after 62 years in United Brethren Church. Born Edna Underhill in Labette County she married Arthur Ed Turner March 24 1909 in Oswego. Survivors include husband three sons four daughters a sister and a brother 24 grandchildren and 35 great grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday 2 p.m. at United Brethren in Christ Church with Rev. C. Edgar Rains. Elmwood Cemetery. Viewing 7–8 p.m. today at Johnson Chapel. Memorial in Edna Turner's name at the church.
Gov. Robert Bennett will be the speaker at the 40th annual Lincoln Day dinner in Independence on February 28. William N. Pearson of Columbus chairs the Lincoln Day Club, with Valeria Welch of Burlington organizing the women's lunch and Marynell Reece of Scandia the national committeewoman speaker. A men's luncheon follows at noon and further arrangements will be announced.
Rev Harold Knight reported the theft of one wrought iron chair and one table from his front yard valued at 60 dollars. Ronald E Chase and Earl H Elliot reported windows broken on their 1965 Ford pickup and 1965 Chevrolet respectively. A bandmember at the Coliseum reported vehicle vandalism. tires slashed on a truck and a car, a headlight damaged, and a U Haul tire also slashed. Police found marijuana near 1st and Malcolm.
The American Red Cross offers a 16 hour first aid and personal safety course starting at 7 p.m. at the Red Cross Center. Berniece Morris says a few more students can enroll and attendance will be scheduled by participants at the first meeting. Fred Bright will teach with sessions planned for Thursday and Friday.
Senate Minority Leader Jack Steineger of Kansas City says he will back a constitutional amendment to require the state budget to balance with expected revenues. He cites a large 1975-76 deficit and warns deficits could force tax increases once surpluses vanish, and notes plans for a tax exemption increase that could cut revenues by over $12 million.
In New Delhi President Fakhruddin Ali Ahmed calls for a constructive U S relationship to bolster peace and cooperation. He notes strong Soviet bloc friendship and mentions India’s widening cooperation with Eastern Europe. The session, held in Central Hall, included most Congress members.
Visiting hours are 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 30 to 8 p.m. Census lists 47 patients including adults pediatrics and one baby. Admissions and dismissals by name and address for Friday Saturday and Sunday.
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