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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1970

Page

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Chanute link to Pulliam award at University of Kansas

Eugene C. Pulliam, publisher of the Phoenix Republic and Gazette, will receive the 21st William Allen White Journalistic Merit Award at the University of Kansas in Lawrence on February 10. Pulliam, a Chanute native, has deep family ties to Chanute and a long career in major newspapers and AP leadership.

Chanute William Allen White Eugene C. Pulliam the Phoenix Ariz.) Republic and Gazette Pulliam Kansan Grant County Baker Academy Baldwin DePauw University Greencastle Ind Emporia Gazette Indianapolis Star The Indianapolis News Muncie Ind.) Star Muncie Press Vincennes Ind.) Sun-Commercial San Francisco Scott McFarlane Woodland Calif Sacramento Ft. Lewis Wash Topeka Republican State Committee Kansas Elly Peterson Republican National Committee Don Concannon

Ex-convict, four officers injured in abortive Kansas kidnapping

Ex convict Thomas Preston Lamb kidnapped 18 year old Patricia Childs in Olathe Kansas and freed her after a $3500 ransom paid by her father. Lamb fled but crashed after a Kansas 7 chase injuring detectives Jim Beeler Robert Norman and FBI agent Larry Welch. Lamb, paroled in 1966, faced first degree kidnapping charges with a $50000 bond.

Clathe, Kan Patricia Childs Overland Park Kan Thomas Preston Lamb Fort Scott University of Kansas Medical Center Lamb Miss Childs Joseph J. Childs Olathe Kansas 7 Polic Jim Beeler Robert Norman Norman Fred Allenbrand John Hall Larry Welch FBI Kansas

Advertising Trash Cans Benefit Chanute City

Twenty brand new trash cans with red lids and black side lettering line Main Street funded by Community Litter Control. The firm covers manufacture and maintenance for two years via $5 monthly advertising contracts, then donates the cans to Chanute. city officials and Chamber of Commerce members welcomed the arrangement.

Main Street Busi Catherine O'Leary Ken Cross Firm Chanute The Area Chamber of Commerce Calvin Hurford

Much colder tonight and icy roads prompt warnings

The forecast warns of hazardous weather with a low near 10 tonight and continued cold with a high in the 20s on Sunday. Road crews are applying chemicals and sand to icy streets as officials coordinate maintenance.

Kansas Highway 4Th Division Doris Dettweiler

Kansas school bill would close many small high schools

A House bill would phase out high schools with fewer than 75 students by 1975, affecting 32 campuses. Thayer already below 75, while nearby Altoona and St. Paul districts show larger enrollments. The measure, backed by the Education Committee, faces further study before passage.

Topeka Kansas State House of Representatives House Education Committee Rep John Bower R-Mclouth Committee For Study Bower Thayer Midway Altoona St. Paul High School St. Paul Erie Neosho County W. J. Han

Congress Faces Pressure to Fund Pollution Cleanup Plan

President Nixon faces renewed demands from Congress to commit substantial federal funds for cleaning air water and land. Senator Nelson urges redefining national wealth with environmental quality while Senator Randolph presses equal priority on funding and research and warns private costs would raise prices and inflation.

Washington Nixon Congress Gaylord Nelson Dwis Appleton Wis Jennings Randolph West Virginia Randolph Senate Public Works Committee

It Was Easy Today to Trip the Light Fantastic

A brisk playful line notes a day of effortless elegance and dancing or stylish movement. It hints at lighthearted creativity and fluid performance without specifying events or people.

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