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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1975
Page
1
The Congressional Budget Office predicts oil price increases this fall could remove about 33 billion from the economy and reawaken inflation. It forecasts a sluggish recovery, higher unemployment, and a 5.50 dollar end of 1976 oil price, with consumer prices rising to 6.3 to 8.7 percent by year end.
State treasurer reports apportionment of net liquor enforcement tax revenue from the Department of Revenue for the quarter ending June 15. Neosho County received 3724.26, Allen 3148.98, Wilson 2803.49, Woodson 1306.84, with total disbursed to 105 counties at 505918.17.
At the Neosho County Commission meeting almost 30 Extension Homemakers units pressed for a half mill levy to fund a county health nurse. Commissioners outlined options and costs, noting a prior public health program and a four county plan now uncertain, while residents argued for improved preventive care and doctor referrals.
Chanute Municipal Airport increases hangar fees effective today with monthly rates of 40 dollars for single engine and 70 for multi engine planes up from 35 and 45. Airport manager Nick Kraft cites service improvements and last year’s 8 thousand dollar loss as reasons. He notes wage gains for line attendants and addition of a mechanic while inviting public feedback and community projects. A local survey shows nearby airports charging 20 to 35 for single engine and 30 to 35 for multi engine aircraft.
A reader reports an intercepted letter from Dear Cha and quotes a remark about avoiding higher taxes. The person passes an older Americans center a juvenile probation officer and two traffic safety officers en route to the Wilson County immunization clinic.
Dr E C Bryan ends a long Erie practice after 42 years delivering 5000+ babies and treating diverse patients. He opened in 1933, built the Erie Clinic in 1940, and treated residents from St Paul to Parsons, logging 75 daily patients during WWII. He married, built a home, and plans travel with his wife. He mentored KU Medical Center interns and leaves three children and nine grandchildren.
President Ford says Washington will not impose a settlement in the Arab-Israeli conflict but warns continued deadlock could invite another war. He backs considering a noncareer head for the CIA and says no plans to replace William Colby.
It will be very warm and hazy through Wednesday with isolated afternoon and evening thunderstorms. Highs today and Wednesday will reach the low 90s with overnight lows around 70. Winds will be south to southeasterly 5 to 15 mph today, diminishing to light easterly tonight.
Wichita State University asks the Kansas Supreme Court to clarify its ruling abolishing governmental immunity and whether the football program is governmental or proprietary. The case involves whether WSU may be held responsible for 31 deaths from the 1970 Martin 404 crash en route to Utah State.
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