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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1973
Page
1
In Tampa Bay a spike in fleas linked to a warm winter prompts warnings from veterinarians. Dr. R E Bradley notes baby fleas bite humans and animals as the region faces an infestation.
Washington sources say the 60 day price freeze may lift early for the food industry under Phase 4 controls. The plan allows limited cost pass through from processors to retailers while keeping wage growth near 5.5 percent. President Nixon, hospitalized with viral pneumonia, will not participate in the announcement.
Jim Haines at 1705 S Central was named assistant fire chief by Chief Charles Ogle. He will run training for the department, handle office tasks, and support staffing across three 24 hour shifts with captains Fred Bright, Darrel Finley and Bill Boaz.
More than 500 people attended the Dr F C Bryan Day dinner in Erie Tuesday night. The Bryan family gathered including Dr and Mrs Bryan and their three children Don Barbara Heilman and Larry. Other honored guests were Dr Bruce Badger of Denver and Dr William Brown of Prescott.
The letter recounts Dr. Bryan delivering more than 5,000 babies since moving to Erie 12 years ago. Notable memories include delivering twins Rebecca and Russell Long, age 20, and two patients in Parsons and Chanute within 60 minutes. He chose Erie for retirement readiness among local doctors and fondly recalled his Kansas upbringing and medical training.
Wayne A. McMurtrey, ex vice president of finance, becomes president and chief executive officer of Kustom Electronics Inc. Charles A. Ross, former president, remains as chairman of the board.
A Humboldt 258 Board hearing is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. August 2 regarding a 14‑item complaint of unprofessional conduct against elementary principal Gene Schulze. Lawyer John White said the district seeks possible resignation but maintains Schulze could only be fired if he breaches his 1973‑74 contract. Schulze, who has refused resignation, noted he would attend any hearing. whether it is public will be Schulze’s decision.
Neosho County officials and hospital trustees met to discuss financing options for the budget. They considered diverting 116 000 dollars from federal revenue sharing to a building fund and using 100 000 dollars in certificates of deposit to cover equipment needs.
The AP reports senators accuse officials of lying about 1969 to 1970 secret bombing in Cambodia while environmentalists shift to fight the Alaska pipeline after a Senate vote. The FTC sues Exxon, Texaco, Gulf, Mobil, and others over alleged anticompetitive oil practices raising gas prices and hurting independents.
The South Vietnamese government announced a deal with the Viet Cong to restart the exchange of captured personnel. The exchange will start Monday, end by July 28, and meet the 45 day deadline set in the Paris communique of June 13.
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