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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1967
Page
2
Kansas City livestock prices show steadiness in cattle with steer and heifer ranges and high end hogs and lambs referenced. Chicago commodities report lists No 2 wheat and corn and oats price quotes with several No 2 yellow soybeans figures.
The report lists current market prices for cattle hogs and sheep. Hogs include U S 1 and 2 grades at various weights to $20.25, sows and stags down to $11.00, board to $12.50. Cattle cover grain fed steers and heifers to $24.00, stockers calves to $30. Heifers calves, veals prices from $17.00 to $30. Sheep show finished lambs to $21.00 and other categories down to $4.50 for slaughter ewes.
Kansas City reports wholesale egg prices with large eggs 80 percent A grade at 29 to 30, mediums 80 percent A at 27 to 28, butter unchanged as market steadies.
In Chicago market notes, live poultry held steady to two cents higher with roasters at 23 to 25 cents, special fed White Rock fryers at 19 to 20 cents. Butter and eggs remained unchanged in price.
The Mt Moriah Cemetery District No 17 of Neosho and Allen Counties Kansas postponed its annual meeting to February 9 1967 at 8 00 PM at Stark City Hall for officer elections and business.
Syria proposed Sunday that all military forces withdraw from the demilitarized zone along its 70 mile border with Israel and that Arab refugees return to property they formerly occupied in the areas.
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court rules that stooping to pet a kitten is outside the course of employment. Bridgeport? No, Cambridge. An 83 year old sought workers compensation after breaking his arm stooping to pet a cat. Lower court awarded $1,003. the SJC reversed.
The Chanute Tribune lists subscription prices for in and out of trade territories with various term lengths and rates. It notes a Chanute office boxholder option and carrier delivery price, plus AP membership rights for local and dispatch news.
Governor Docking outlined a $615 million budget with $276,064,591 for education and research and libraries, a $3.5 million increase. It funds vocational schools, a new correctional vocational unit at the reception and diagnostic center, and Title XIX for medical care of the needy. Highway capital at $95,190,009, total highway budget $148,384,899, and $2 million for land south of the statehouse for Capitol Area planning.
Police were told that the 1963 Hin kle Ford and 1962 Dodge driven by Clawson sustained damage on the left and right sides respectively after an 8 E Main collision reported by Taxi driver Veil Clawson and Gary Hinkle. Three missing teens later found. one returned home, another brought home, third seen but not located. A 19 year old admitted stealing a chrome breather cap. plan is to settle between youths with no charges. Randy Haines of 801 S Western to join Kansas State College ROTC Band for Mardi Gras parades in New Orleans for five days. Sterling O Day will present Lincoln programs for juniors and high schoolers. Chanute High School band seniors to attend SEK League festival in Fort Scott with conductors from University of Missouri.
Dr Alexander Mih of Wichita reports the death of his mother Mrs Sibber Mih aged 70 of Shanghai on Jan 7 after four years of ill health. Edith Ellen Noves Martindale aged 29, formerly of Chanute, dies in Reseda California. Survivors include husband Glen Martindale and sisters Hilda Noyes and Grace Randle. Memorial service set for Thursday 1:30 pm at Johnson Chapel. burial Memorial Park Cemetery.
Police arrested Bennie Vance, 26, of Chanute on a felony warrant charging desertion and non-support. He was to be moved to Erie county jail pending further proceedings. Separately, Jim Ollom of the Denver Bears notched a 20 8 season record becoming the league's first 20 game winner since 1957 in the Pacific Coast League.
Daily census reports 70 patients hospitalized including adults and pediatrics with two babies. Monday admissions list names and home towns for medical and surgical cases. Birth announced for Louis Ping’s son. Dismissals include several residents and two road traffic fines totaling $15.
Herman W. Smith a retired clothing merchant and longtime figure in Kansas highway programs died today in Parsons Kan He is survived by his wife a son Herman W Smith Jr of Wichita and a sister Margaret Smith retired dean of women at Labette Community Junior College
Chanute Public Schools librarians plan a workshop at the Allen county courthouse in Iola tomorrow afternoon. It is one of 18 meetings statewide under the theme Today's Libraries Need More Than Books. The program focuses on selecting and cataloging resources.
Ashok Malhotta, an Indian student at Allen County Junior College Joliet, spoke to the Kiwanis club at the Tioga Hotel last night. He was introduced by Dean T. Clarence Brown with Wilbur Allison and other Erie Kiwanis members present. About 40 attended.
Meeting will cover Title II projects with expected attendees listed as Dorothy Martin Pearl Chapman Donna Church Edwina Swope and Rosalee Jones. The event aims to outline funding plans and timelines for accessibility initiatives.
Robert W. Stauffer of New Canaan Connecticut son of Rosa Stauffer 605 S Lincoln has been elected vice president at Avon Products Inc in charge of sales research and development He is a 1946 graduate of Emporia State College and served in the Marine Corps during World War II He joined Avon in 1951 in Kansas City and was most recently director of sales research and development
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