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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1972
Page
7
In Moran, neighbors and friends assist the Hobelman family after farmer Oland Hobelman was badly hurt in a January truck collision. Eight tractors cultivated 90 acres of soybeans and 35 acres of milo and sedan grass as relatives rally in Garnett hospital with Hobelman in critical condition.
The Humane Officer picked up 35 dogs in May while residents dropped off 67 dogs. Ten dogs were reclaimed and 24 placed. Sixty eight dogs were disposed of and 15 dogs remained on hand. Twelve dead animals were picked up.
Local market brief shows Kustom Electronics at 12 bid and 12 percent. ILC Products quotes 3 percent bid and 4 percent asked. Furnished by Spencer W Finney.
In Neosho County Kansas probate court a petition by executor Fred C Gardner seeks final settlement of Ruth Mary Gardner estate. The hearing is set for June 26 1972 at 10:00 a.m. in Erie with defenses due.
Police Chief Lige Matlock summarizes May activity with 142 calls for service five misdemeanor arrests one felony arrest four crime investigations 56 accidents and property person and peace crimes details. Fire crew retrieved a boy’s shoe from an awning at 106 East Main after a Thursday call.
Allen County will convert the old county farm north of Iola along US 169 into a foster home for boys ten years old and under. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Barnett Sr. of Overland Park lease the buildings with immediate possession and will lease the land after the current Sarver agreement ends. The facility will house up to 10 wards of the court, with the Barnetts planning to double their number once ready. The Barnetts expect to move in within a week.
IOLA The Allen County courthouse will close to the public weekends. County clerk Jean Barber announced doors will be locked at 5 p.m. Fridays and reopening at 8 a.m. Mondays to curb misuse of halls and restrooms.
Police in San Francisco say a 35 year old man was arrested after three threatening calls were made to the Hall of Justice. The caller threatened to shoot at the Cow Palace and to assassinate senators Hubert Humphrey and George McGovern. The suspect remained unidentified.
In San Jose California Angela Davis faces murder kidnapping and conspiracy charges. Defense argues the case is a hoax and urges a predominantly white jury to think black. Judge Arnason prepares final instructions before deliberations by a seven woman five man jury.
Environmental Protection Administrator William Ruckelshaus said Ford can produce and ship its 1973 cars if initial tests show full compliance with antipollution standards in large scale testing. The step would avert a possible shutdown that could affect up to 450,000 workers for a month or more.
The District 413 Board of Education will meet at 7 p.m. Monday to consider changing elementary hours to 8:20 a.m. to 3:20 p.m. for most schools and 8:30 a.m. to 3:20 p.m. at Fairfield. A one semester semi closed noon hour trial is requested for Murray Hill principal Melvin Owen.
The House voted 73 to 46 to set a 42 500 dollar salary ceiling for CPR executives in office. Staggers urged 60 000 dollars for future leaders and Waggonner condemned high pay for on air talent at the National Public Affairs Center. The panel also rejected a Nixon backed amendment to cut CPB funding to 45 million dollars for one year.
Missionary Trella Hall will address the public at 7 30 p m Sunday at the First Assembly of God Church located at 3rd and Forest. Attendance is open to all. PRIDE representatives plan a 7 30 p m Monday meeting at the Chamber of Commerce office led by Bob McGregor. A puppet play Sleeping Beauty by Arlene Bower on Saturday at the Chanute Public Library. Anna Welch reviews We Went Looking and Over the Meadow illustrations by Aileen Fisher and John S Lang staff.
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