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Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1977

Page

5

Route 66 fades as I-44 takes over Missouri highway

Missouri engineer Robert N. Hunter explains that U.S. 66 is largely replaced by Interstate 44 and will disappear in parts once Kansas and Oklahoma remove their designation. He notes route markings evolved from tree dots to numbered systems and that federal designations require multi state continuity. Some 66 signs may remain along I-44 in the Joplin area while Kansas and Oklahoma hold portions alive.

Jefferson City UPI U.S Robert N. Hunter Missouri Hunter Chicago Los Angeles California St. Louis Kansas City West Coast Washington Iowa Line American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials Kansas Oklahoma Joplin

State nursing homes in good shape says Kansas official

Kansas health department head told the House committee most of the 365 licensed nursing homes are in good shape and working to upgrade care. He noted a new 90 hour training program for nursing aides aimed for July 1978 and summarized welfare services oversight by Dr. Robert Harder. Petey Cerf pressed for rehabilitation focus and higher wages to attract trained staff amid high turnover.

Topeka UPI Stae Department of Health and Environment Dwight Metzler House Public Health and Welfare Committee Metzler Robert Harder

Printing shop owner arrested for counterfeiting in California

Rudolph Martinez 43 owner of Martinez Printing was arrested in Sacramento on counterfeiting charges after Secret Service agents confiscated plates used to print bogus $20 bills and fake California vehicle ownership forms. He is held on $50,000 bail.

Sacramento Calif UPI Secret Service Rudolph Martinez Martinez Printing California

Didn't get your Tribune call your taxi numbers

Public notice directs readers to contact People's Taxi for Tribune delivery issues with two phone numbers 431-4100 before 6 p.m. and 431-1180 between 6 and 7 p.m. The ad emphasizes calling the taxi service if the carrier cannot be reached.

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