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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1971
Page
9
Neosho County Community Junior College will operate a private machine shop this fall at 601 N. Santa Fe. Sutcliffe Inc. rents the space for 75 dollars monthly to support vocational training for students.
Five misdemeanor counts of theft have been filed against Herbert Vance 26 of 1014 N. Steuben. They follow 14 felony counts amended by the county attorney reducing five charges to misdemeanors. Judge Ashley ordered a warrant on the misdemeanor. Vance bound over to Neosho County District Court on the nine felony counts. He is free on $2000 bond and arraignment has not been set.
Allen County extension service hosts a Bermuda grass tour starting Wednesday at 6 30 p m. Four stops north of Iola and Carlyle feature spring sprigged Bermuda in new and old sod on farms of Dreher Lust Pershall and Rice with demonstrations of digging and sprigging equipment. Refreshments follow at the final stop.
The notice states same day service for classified ads placed before 9 30 a m on weekdays and before 9 30 a m on Saturdays for a.m. displays. Display style ads must be placed by 12 noon the preceding day with the contact number 431 4100.
Felony destruction of property charges against Dennis Mc Kenzie and Ronald Gene Bryant were reduced to misdemeanor after City Court action. Prosecutors moved to amend the complaint lowering alleged damage to under 50 dollars. Both defendants, tied to a July 11 incident along the Neosho River, face a hearing at 2:30 p.m. August 16.
A roomful of citizens urged Wilson County commissioners to maintain the board's cuts to the Four County Mental Health Center in the 1972 budget and to reject joining the nine county juvenile detention center project. The board faces criticism as it drafts the 1972 budget.
Grade A Extra Large eggs listed with sizes and prices, including Grade A Large and Grade A Médium. The text shows current receipts and arithmetic fragments, hinting at price figures and stock items for sale.
CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. On the second anniversary of the first lunar landing, officials note the countdown starts for a fourth U.S. manned mission to the moon. The report frames a renewed space effort amid national milestones and policy context.
Parsons fireman Robert C. Packard on duty heard a call from his son for a resuscitator at his home about 5 a.m. Monday. Mrs. Joan Packard 37 was taken to LaBette County Medical Center in good condition, suffering from a heart ailment.
Daily visiting hours are 2 to 4 pm and 6 30 to 8 pm. Patient census lists 40 adults and pediatrics with four babies. Monday names include Vernie Palmer Hum boldt Mrs Lawrence Shepard 107 S Gretchen Mrs Don Noland 1104 W Main Today Bryan Smith 128 N Forest Monday Mrs Pearl Vining 215 W 5th Lula Leonard Neosho Manor Brenda Hess Humboldt Today Carl Young 411 Highland Mrs Willie Heryford 1603 S Central Mr and Mrs Donnie Chicka donz 26 Denman twins girl and boy Monday
The state Board of Tax Appeals told Unified School District 445 officials in Coffeyville to expect decisions within about two weeks on requests to raise its mill levy. Acting Superintendent K A McClure sought a one mill increase for disabled programs and a .594 mill rise for operating costs of the new administrative center, with yearly raises of $29,583 and $17,518. The added funds would extend the disabled program through the 12th grade, mandating full implementation by July 1, 1974.
Kenneth S. Cook aged 62 died after a truck he was working on fell on him at his business in Neodesha. He operated a fleet of trucks and was found by his wife in the garage after a call said he was almost finished. He was pronounced dead on arrival at Wilson County Hospital.
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