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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1971
Page
5
Market list shows eggs graded Grade A Extra Large Grade A Large and Grade A Medium with current receipts. Odor unclear text mentions 13 and partial line items.
Westamerica Securities Inc furnishes bid and asked quotes for Kustom ILC shares. The display shows a bid at 78 percent of 7 and an asked price aligned to that level, reflecting current trading interest.
Labette County commissioners explored affiliating with a Pittsburg based regional mental health center. The proposed 1972 budget raised mental health outlay to 26522, up from 20000, with funds not tied to a specific center for potential reallocation.
Burglars forced a basement window at Parsons High School Tuesday night and made off with audio visual gear valued at 2 290 dollars. Items missing include five phonographs two 16 mm projectors four 35 mm projectors two tape recorders and two overhead projectors.
Erick W. Jones drove a 1966 Lincoln eastbound when it struck a bridge five miles northwest of Parsons on a county road. Jones was not injured while his passenger Valara Conger was hurt and taken to Labette County Medical Center. Damages were $200 to the car and $250 to the bridge. In Chanute city court Jones pled guilty to driving while intoxicated and failure to report an injury accident, receiving a $250 fine and 120 days in jail.
Washington reports the Nixon administration heads toward the worst back-to-back federal deficits since 1945 46 as Congress weighs transit labor legislation. Labor secretary Hodgson warns of large scale dispute settlements and rising food costs push consumer prices higher amid farm price hikes. A conservative break with Nixon occurs but GOP leaders expect defections to return in 1972.
An increase of .99 mill to the bond and interest fund levy raises the college levy to 9.99 mills for next year. The higher rate affects Allen County Junior College and its financing.
Daily Transcript lists Neosho Memorial Hospital visiting hours 2 to 4 pm and 6 30 to 8 pm. Patient census shows 46 adults and pediatrics and five babies with names and addresses for today and Wednesday. District Court Case filed for divorce between Eric Miley and Gary Miley.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Shanklin of San Rafael California visit their daughter and family in the area. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Poor of Neosho Missouri are parents of a son named Scott Bradley born Wednesday night weighing seven pounds fifteen ounces. Grandparents are Walter Poor, rural R4, and Ernest Eggers of Yates Center. Ron Poor formerly worked at the Bank of Commerce here. Carl Hawkins of 401 North Evergreen remains hospitalized at the Veterans Hospital in Kansas City Kansas after surgery.
YATES CENTER The 1971 Woodson County Fair opens Wednesday with a parade at 1 30 p.m. Exhibits and activities fill the fair grounds with events including horse and poultry judging and a talent show at 8 p.m. The schedule covers swine dairy and sheep judging through Friday with beef judging, kids day, livestock sale, tractor driving contest and a rodeo finale on Saturday Brought by the Yates Center Saddle Club and Business and Professional Women's Club pages.
Israel Martin Stevens 87 lifelong Chanute resident died Wednesday night at St. Francis Hospital Wichita after five weeks illness. Retired railroad engineer and Cedar Lodge AF&AM member. Survived by widow Eva Taylor Stevens son Amos of Bartlesville Oklahoma. Funeral 10 am Saturday at Johnson Chapel with Dr. Livingston N. Witten officiating. Burial Elmwood Cemetery.
New York AP says television host Johnny Carson withdrew his suit to stop early morning window washing that disturbed his sleep. A cooperative spokesman noted an amical settlement at the $875,000 apartment, with Carson unavailable for comment.
Parsons city commissioners approve a 1972 budget at 1,990,616.29 dollars and keep the tax levy at 41.298 mills. A 20 percent water rate increase for 1972 was reviewed during the budget session Tuesday.
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