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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1977

Page

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Beverly Hills nightclub fire kills many in Zebra Room

Investigators say the Beverly Hills nightclub blaze started in the Zebra Room a 15 by 30 foot party area as a wedding party left. They found extinguishers and evidence the fire began in that area but have not determined a cause or method of spread.

Southgate UPI Beverly Hills Rtg Heart Fire Frankfort Tom Easterly Arren Southworth Southworth Zebra Room Kentucky Ken Brandenburgh Brandenburgh

Dutch crisis talks press on with Moloccan hostage siege

Dutch authorities press the Moluccan hostage takers in Assen as crisis psychologist Dick Mulder and mediators work toward a bloodless end. Four mediators proposed by both sides are rejected. government aims to free 21 jailed islanders and secure safe transfer for others.

Assen The Netherlands UPI Dick Mulder Indonesia Mulder Bavensmilde

House votes to allow 69000 porpoises to die in tuna nets

The House approved 334 to 20 a measure permitting 69000 porpoises and dolphins to die in tuna nets this year, a compromise between Commerce Department limits and fishermen demands. Rep Tim Lee Carter decried killing as humane while chairman John Murphy warned fishermen might sail under foreign flags without relief.

Washington UPI House Commerce Department John Murphy Merchant Marine and Fisheries Commission Tim Lee Carter R-ey

Carter arrival greets Ecuador as diplomacy tests begin

Rosalynn Carter, welcomed by Ecuador's military government wives in Quito, faces two hurdles including the U.S. veto on a 24 Kfir fighter jet deal with Israel and banana trade preferences under the 1974 Trade Act, as diplomats weigh potential democracy gains.

Quito Ecuador UPI Rosalynn Carter U.S Mrs. Carter Israel

U.S. and Vietnam Hold Talks on Normalization in Paris

Vietnamese Deputy Foreign Minister Phan Hien and U S Assistant Secretary of State Richard Holbrooke led three and a half hours of discussions at the American embassy in Paris aimed at normalizing relations. Both sides said they would meet again Friday for further talks amid peaceful protests outside the embassy by Vietnamese refugees carrying anti communism banners.

Paris UPI Vietnam United States Phan Hien U.S Richard Holbrooke Hien

Youth summer jobs surge at Chanute center

Local youths aged 14 to 22 show increased interest in summer work at the Chanute Job Opportunity Center as applications rise to 29 this year from 145 at the same time last year. Center manager Harley Knapp cites federal CETA distribution and later school year as factors before noting slower employer offers due to rain and other variables.

Chanute Harley Knapp N. Grant Knapp

Weather notes for San Antonio area forecast

Partly cloudy and warm through Friday with mid 60s lows. Friday highs reach upper 80s to low 90s with easterly to southeast winds at 5 to 15 mph. Sunrise 6 02 sunset 83. No precipitation. Relative humidity about 33 percent. Barometer 28.905 inches. Historical highs and lows listed for this date.

Memorial Day flag poles damaged in Memorial Park

Strong winds damaged more than half of the 585 flags along Memorial Day Avenue of Flags in Memorial Park Cemetery. Chairwoman Neva Yahns said replacements cost 5.12 dollars per pole and that most poles may be repaired or replaced after inspection. Most flags were rescued before rains began.

Memorial Park Cemetery Neva Yahns Avenue of Flags Committee Yahns Memorial Park

City fights illegal trash dumping magnet effect

City officials and the Kansas Department of Health and Environment are tackling a growing illegal dumping problem in Chanute. Local engineers say dumped garbage attracts more waste, creating breeding grounds for mosquitoes and rodent infestations. Officials cite state littering laws and city ordinances with fines up to 500 dollars, while reminding residents they can use the city landfill for free with proof of payment for refuse service.

Jim Beck Chanute Kansas Department of Health and Environment Beck Spruce Street Bill Towery Chet Hale 14Th Street Robin Collins

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