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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1977
Page
7
Regional fisheries supervisor Johnny Ray warns that heavy ice and lack of flow from freezing weather may trigger fish kills in Neosho County especially the Neosho River. He notes dry streams and snowpack worsen conditions while moving water under dams and falls usually remains unfrozen aiding winter fishing.
KSCP offers 25 off campus courses across Kansas and Missouri through NCCJC for spring. Over 50 courses, with fees of 16 per undergraduate credit and 22 per graduate credit, plus books and labs. Enrollment Jan 13 at NCCJC. classes begin Jan 24–27 at NCCJC and Stoltz Hall Neosho.
Debaters from 140 schools across Kansas will spar at 16 regional tournaments hosted by the Kansas State High School Activities Association. Top teams advance to the state meet January 14–15 in Emporia. Class 2-1A leads with 54 schools. Chanute totals six in 4A with coach Gary Holt.
In Salt Lake City UPI reports condemned killer Gary Gilmore refused to discuss another murder case as his execution appeal proceeds.
Ron Gustafson, 26, named criminal justice planner for Southeast Kansas Regional Planning Commission. He holds a master in criminal justice from Central Missouri State University and has worked as a radio dispatcher and police officer in several states. Separately, attorneys for Colleen Jensen seek $1 million+ in civil damages from Gilmore for a July 20 Provo murder, while his death row case proceeds amid ongoing depositions and a scheduled January 17 execution by firing squad.
Crews started excavation for the Senior Citizens Activity Center in Coffeyville. Construction is estimated at 300 days funded with 426000 dollars in federal Community Development money, with 54529 dollars spent to date.
Paul Matlock, 56, of Thayer was uninjured when his southbound car slid off Plummer Road three miles south of Chanute at 9 10 p m Wednesday. The car hit a fence causing about 175 dollars in damage while the fence sustained no damage. Kansas Highway Patrol investigated the crash.
David Hamilton 19 of Whiteman Air Force Base was injured in a one car accident at 8:41 a.m. Wednesday twelve miles north of South Mound Road. He was in good condition at Labette County Medical Center after his car ran off the road on ice hitting a patch. Kansas Highway Patrol and Neosho County Sheriff's Department responded.
On the New York Stock Exchange early trading, bargain hunters pushed prices higher after a three day decline. The Dow rose to 981.30 as advances beat declines 731 to 446 amid 1,705 issues trading, with volume around 9.5 million in two hours.
Allen County Hospital sponsors a series of prenatal classes starting January 18 from 7 to 9 p.m. on six dates. The registration is ten dollars per couple and husbands are urged to attend. For more information call 365-3131.
A specialized arts and crafts class offering oil and acrylic painting begins Monday from 7 to 9 p m and runs through Feb 14 at Royster Junior High. Open to beginner and advanced painters with a $6 enrollment fee.
Daily transcript shows visiting hours 2 to 4 pm and 6 30 to 8 pm. Census lists 53 patients including adults and pediatrics with one baby. Admissions Wednesday include Esther Medlin Yates Center Brenda Griffin 203 E 10th Mrs Roy Peak Eric Bertha Matzek R 3 James Leroy 114 S Wilson Tom Dye 928 S Grant Pat Joyce Buffalo. Births Wednesday include a boy to Mr and Mrs Jerry Matlock 1017 S Washington and a girl to Mr and Mrs Kenneth Cleaver 1321 S Plummer.
Orpha Strong aged 82 formerly of 1315 Edith died today at Bethesda Nursing Center. Gibson-Koch Chapel will announce funeral arrangements.
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