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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1972
Page
9
FAA Administrator John H Shaffer says force against hijackers is weighed in advance with air crews and federal authorities including the FBI. He notes decisive actions in the San Francisco hijackers case and the Saigon 747 incident, where suspects were killed.
A 12 year old boy Wayne Becker of Chetopa was killed while riding his bicycle on US 59 near Chetopa Kan. Investigators say the impact was from behind and the driver who struck him is being sought by the Highway Patrol. The death occurred about 10 p m Monday.
Mrs. Dorothy Hoover of Topeka dies after a year of illness. funeral plans pending. Col. W. C. Markley Jr. of Scottsdale meets his mother in Topeka. Wing and naval air personnel visit Kansas relatives. Captain Breeden earns degrees at Wright Patterson. Kansas State Teachers College summer theater casts Robin Black. Kay for Kansas names county chairs in Wilson and Woodson. Morris Kay campaigns for governor. Chicago visits conclude for McGregors and relatives in Buffalo and nearby towns.
Annexation actions proceed as the city commission approves two parcels between the west city limits and Westview development and the city airport property. A supplement to the contract with Atchison Topeka Santa Fe increases pole storage site rent from 80 to 120 dollars on railroad right of way.
The Neosho County Red Cross Chapter has raised 950 dollars for national disaster relief with a county quota of 1208 dollars. Contributions continue to be accepted until the goal is reached, said Walter Poor, county disaster fund chairman. Revisions to a pole-use contract with Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. set a payment of 1.50 dollars per pole by the party in excess, with Sanborn noting the city uses roughly as many Bell poles as Bell uses city poles.
Don Hiunt of Iola, Democrat for state representative in the 10th district, proposes a three point plan to fund Kansas education. The plan includes a 4 percent gross income tax on corporations and certain financial entities, a 2 percent gross individual income tax, and more brackets with higher rates in personal income.
A free immunization clinic for children and adults will be held by the Wilson County Health Department at Wilson County Hospital on Monday from 1 30 to 4 30 p m. In Parson s an Army Reserve maintenance shop plans growth from three to nine workers to service about 200 vehicles of the 243d Supply and Service Battalion. Local school district expenditures account for nearly 60 percent of tax collections. state financing for education could reduce local property taxes by about 60 percent on average according to Hunt. The piece also covers political remarks by Miss Edison on women's liberation and reactions to McGovern and Chisholm, including her personal plans and family background.
Ollie Allen 383 died this morning at Girard Hospital. Born July 19, 1888 near Walnut, she was great granddaughter of Walnut founder James Miller. Survived by sister Elenora Allen and brother Don B. Allen. Funeral Thursday 2 p.m. Walnut United Methodist Church. Burial Glenwood Cemetery. Pierce Funeral Home of Erie in charge.
Daily Transcript lists visiting hours 2 to 4 pm and 6 30 to 8 pm with a patient census of 56 adults and pediatrics and three babies. The roster includes many residents and addresses such as Mrs Mildred Worley 1806 Evergreen Hazel Cline Ardlyn Heights Mrs Chester Wheatley Thayer and others with today and Monday entries noting births and family visitors.
A 1963 Volkswagen owned by Louis Feld caught fire Monday afternoon in the 600 block of South Lincoln, severely damaging the car. Early Monday, Elaine Dunlap, a city mail carrier, was bitten on the hand by a dog at 722 South Garfield. The dog owner is Willard Riley, 519 West Elm, and the animal was taken to the Shelter for observation after having reportedly broken its chain.
United News of India reports elephants killed a minimum of 24 people in five villages near Chand ka Forest, 780 miles southeast of New Delhi. More than 20,000 villagers abandon farming as authorities investigate the panicked herd. Officials cite heat, drought, and heat wave as possible causes.
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