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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1972
Page
7
Wilson Avenue Baptist Church will dedicate its remodeling and growth with the theme Dedication to the Cause of the Cross of Christ. Sunday school and morning worship precede a noon covered dish dinner with Rev. Harold Knight in charge.
Daily Transcript lists visiting hours 2 to 4 pm and 6 30 to 8 pm at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Census shows 66 adults and pediatrics with three babies. Admissions Thursday include Mrs Oren Baugh and Mrs Ben Easum plus several patients at Westview Nursing Home with names and addresses. Births recorded: Jose Hernandez and Carl Hurlbert boys born Thursday and today respectively.
Kansas senator Jack Janssen proposes amending the education bill to replace local operating taxes with a statewide mill levy for junior colleges. The plan keeps district taxes for capital improvements and aims to stop students crossing district lines while shifting operating costs to counties statewide.
A district court voided a Kansas Civil Rights Commission ruling finding racial discrimination at Coffeyville Memorial Hospital. The case involved Earline J. Clairborne, a Black nurse demoted in 1968 after alleged on the job sleeping. The commission heard the case in 1969. hospital officials appealed.
The Rev Robert W Jakoby has accepted a call to Westview Baptist Church 1415 S and will begin duties Sunday. A Seguin native and 1967 Baylor graduate he studied at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary Fort Worth in 1970. The Jakobys Rebecca Jean and Robert Brian live at 1005 S Highland and will be honored at a 6 30 dinner Tuesday night.
A Kansas State University program led by Dr. Harry D. Anthony investigates sudden death syndrome in ready to market cattle. Funded with a $10,000 grant from the Agricultural Experiment Station, the study tests whether infectious agents or high concentration feeds contribute to unexplained cattle deaths in large feedlots.
Arthur Hall Afro American Dance Ensemble will perform in Iola at 8 p.m. on February 7 at the Bowlus Fine Arts Center. The show features 10 dancers and five drummers and is sponsored by the Allen County Cultural Arts Committee.
Neosho County sheriff reports two break-ins overnight at grain elevators. Ducey grain elevator in Galesburg stolen tools including a skill saw and drill with $20 door damage. South Mound elevator loss includes $4 from a vending machine and six pocket knives, $50 door damage. Earlier this month the Ducey firm also reported a prior break-in for $33.
Glenn E. Cloud, a lifelong Iola resident and former electrical contractor, died Thursday at Allen County Hospital. Born September 24, 1899, he lived near Iola, married Jennie Heath in 1920, and is survived by a son Howard, a daughter Glendora Turner, and four grandsons. Funeral at 2 p.m. Saturday at Waugh Yokum Funeral Home, burial Highland Cemetery.
Gas City tenor GAS CITY native David Holloway is among 28 young professionals to receive two year opera grants of 10000 dollars each. He plans to study in Europe for at least a year with National Opera Institute funds while living in New York City.
The Pentagon may decide the Kansas Army Ammunition Plant near Parsons by mid next week regarding Senator Pearson's push for a review of an Army closure. Layoffs were set to begin mid February unless the February 15 start date is postponed due to the two week layoff notice in the union contract.
Parsons urban renewal chief Michael L. McDowell announced the three story Katy Railroad station and office building will be razed by conventional means. The alternative would have been rapid dynamite demolition but the board chose the slower method to avoid unknown factors and reduce dust and debris.
Local stock bids appear for Kustom Electronics and ILC Products as furnished by Westamerica Securities. The notice instructs Tribune carriers to call 431-0660 at 5 30 p m if they miss delivery. A 5 percent figure is mentioned.
At the Chanute Public Library a story hour Saturday morning features readings of Snow Is Falling by Franklyn M. Branley and Mogo the Mynah by Betty J. Lit Lifton. Brent Alan Barker was born to Terry and wife in Newton. grandparents George and Mrs Barker visited Newton this week. James R. Dillon, a Technical Institute junior at Oklahoma University, earned dean's honor roll honors for the fall term. he is son of Ferol Dillon.
The Neosho Valley Arts Council builds support for cultural programs with 250 members. Membership ranges from 1 dollar for individuals to 5 dollars for sustaining members. A comedy See How They Run will be staged at 8 p.m. Feb. 7 at Chanute High School Auditorium.
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