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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1968
Page
5
The Valley Hope Alcoholic Treatment Center in Norton Kansas reports a good start with patients entering on referrals from doctors. Dr. William Lepold, director, notes initial admissions and ongoing referrals as the program grows.
Filets mignon and bacon offer a quick dinner option with sautéed mushrooms and optional broiling. The Norton State Hospital project, Kansas Association for Alcoholic Treatment, aims to create a regional recovery center with federal funds, state support, and community fundraising. Dr Leipold leads a program emphasizing physical mental and spiritual care six days weekly with AA oriented talks, medical treatment, and a staff of physicians nurses counselors and a chaplain. There are no locked doors at Valley Hope.
HAL BOYLE reports on a cynical look at perceived female politeness citing informal male opinions about women being rude, outnumbered, and less worthy of attention or wisdom, with jokes about appearance and dressing. The piece reflects social attitudes and humor of the era without endorsing them.
The Chanute Public Library and its 1920s librarian William Green helped shape Charles A. Goodrum, whose last year’s book I’ll Trade You an Elk was praised by Funk and Wagnalls Avon and other publishers. His father Bernie Goodrum was a Chanute teacher and zoo director in Wichita. The piece notes Goodrum’s career at the Library of Congress and recalls family zoo adventures and anecdotes from Chanute.
Dr Leipold describes a flexible 30 day average stay with no fixed limit to avoid prison like counting. Patients are free to come and go as needed and follow ups occur at three, six, 12 and 24 months. Vocational counseling assists job placement after discharge and returns are possible if relapses occur.
The Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service says January 1 cattle grain feeding reached a record 610000, up 4 percent from a year ago. Commercial lots feed 338000 and farms 272000. Feeders expect to market about 372000 grain fed cattle from January through March.
TOPEKA AP A bill to shield owners of adjoining oil leases lacking land for spacing rules won House approval after Oil and Gas Committee backing. The measure allows the Corporation Commission to convene hearings and mediate agreements where one party funds drilling or buys a lease but all gain a share of production.
The Kansas House State Affairs Committee approved a bill to license television servicemen, 11-1. Rep. Ernest Unruh opposed, suggesting inclusion of other trades such as automatic transmission repairmen. Rep. William Bunten, author, cited his own repair troubles and testimony from Mrs. Margaret Gentry about tube tampering and improper billing.
Kansas crude oil pipeline runs for the week ended January 15 averaged 265 170 barrels daily, down 6 884 from the prior week estimate. The current allowable rate stands at 180 000 barrels daily according to the State Conservation Division.
A Kansas State University student in Pittsburg posts a joking sign at the main parking lot entrance saying God is not dead he just cant find a parking place. The stunt follows a national wave of God Is Dead signs amid parking shortages on campuses.
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