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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1972
Page
6
The proposed U S Swiss treaty viewed by the Nixon administration as a key tool against organized crime faces strong resistance from Swiss banking and industrial leaders. Analysts expect the pact to be pushed back to next year or possibly never take effect.
In June there were 115 calls for police service and 1 felony arrest plus 4 misdemeanor arrests. Bond and fine totals reached 1201 dollars. Parking meter money was collected. There were 25 drivers involved in 18 automobile accidents. 15 male and 10 female. Crimes: property 38, person 2, peace 18. Two arrests were made for traffic violations. After four years of negotiations, a draft Judicial Assistance Treaty with Switzerland faced criticism and resistance, with concerns over U.S. sweeping rights, bank secrecy, and possible immunity deals in the Irving case context.
The Cha nute Animal Shelter June report shows 24 dogs picked up and 58 dropped off. Six dogs were reclaimed, 22 placed in homes, and 53 disposed of. 18 dogs remained on hand. Cats: 25 disposed of and 16 dead animals picked up.
Enrollment in the second session of the Chanute Recreation Commission baton twirling program will be from 1 to 2 p.m. Monday at the Central Park building. Schedules will be assigned by ability. Participants should be at least 6 or have attended kindergarten. Janet Webber supervises with Colleen Webber assisting.
Major Stanley L. Shaw son of Mrs Mary A Miller Erie completed the regular course at the U S Army Command and General Staff College Fort Leavenworth. He ranked in the upper 20 percent academically and entered the Army in June 1962. He earned a B S from the College of William and Mary in 1962 and his wife Jacqueline accompanied him.
Coffeyville votes to keep a city owned area atop Big Hill and considers buying adjacent bluff land for a public roadside park with a panoramic view. Commissioner John Tuggle urged preservation for all residents rather than private sale. Juco honors 150 students across president and dean rolls listed with multiple names from Altoona Chanute Leavenworth and other towns.
British investigators say arms and money reach the Irish Republican Army mainly from the United States and Europe, with Britain seeking help from several countries to halt the flow. They cite IRA sympathizers in the United States and arms moving through the Irish Republic, plus a recent surge of high velocity AR180 rifles in Ulster.
A sincere thanks extols the care from doctors nurses and staff at Neosho Memorial Hospital and honors the support of friends and relatives during Carl A Burghart’s illness. Blessings are wished to all who respected him.
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