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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1971
Page
8
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AP report notes President and Treasury actions fuel uncertainty as unemployment climbs. Analysts like Albert Sindlinger warn consumer confidence may drop sharply, hindering spending and delaying recovery despite economists' view that recovery ingredients exist.
David Ordway serves as the first USPS ombudsman tackling complaints from smashed packages to delayed mail. He aims to solve problems and push reform by engaging with communities while training staff to improve customer relations.
In Neosho County Kansas the probate court will hear Fred E Bartholomew petition to determine the descent of Katherine Louise Bartholomew’s real and personal property. Respondents must file written defenses by July 9 1971 at 10:00 a.m. in Erie Kansas. Attorneys Sherman and Rubow Chanute Kansas represent petitioner.
The property includes a 12 by 16 office building with air conditioning, a 6 room modern home with porch and utility areas, a 10 by 16 shop, and all improvements on about one city block along US Highway 54. Included are furnishings for the motel and home, with a wide frontage, Cedar shade trees, and sidewalks. Sale is without minimum or reserve as the owner, aged 69 and in poor health, liquidates the estate.
Topeka attorney James E. Wells is chosen to replace Jack Graves as counsel for the Kansas Corporation Commission effective August 1. Wells has directed Kansas Workers' Compensation since January 1969 and earlier served as attorney for the Kansas Highway Commission. Graves resigns August 1 to return to private practice in Wichita.
An Amtrak dispute over free ride passes for off duty railroad workers continues with a hearing extended to July 16. Judge John P. Fullam kept in place a proposal to limit passes to employees actively working on passenger trains and returning to their home base.
Ethyl Corporation executive Arthur H. Zeitz says neglect and negligence threaten pollution controls. He cites misfiring spark plugs and untuned pre 1968 cars as key problems, criticizes lead removal impact, and speaks at the National Association of Truck Stop Operators convention in Kansas City.
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