Erie installs new public officials in city government
Erie names Arden Hammans as chief of police and Larry Dixon as undersheriff from Independence. Don Page named Erie High principal. new contracts cover Maya Kleeman Bruce Jackson and Robert Pierce. State Farm insured bus fleet at 2820.40 for next year. City grants flag light, seeks industrial park permit, contemplates utilities shutoff hearings, and issues 30 day dog restriction. Chief may fire on nuisance squirrels.
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Erie
Neosho County
Arden Hammans
Larry Dixon
Independence
Erie Usd 101
Don Page
Erie High
Maya Kleeman
Thayer
Bruce Jackson
St. Paul High
Robert Pierce
Pap test clinic plans are set for weekend event
The Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital hosts a two day Pap test clinic chaired by Mrs. Russell Heady. It runs 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday. Appointments are available by phone. walk ins are welcome Saturday. Reading fee is $1.50. Sponsored by the Neosho County Unit of the American Cancer Society.
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Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital
Russell Heady
Neosho County
American Cancer Society
Fire destroys home near Parsons with $50,000 loss
A two story rural home belonging to the Mike M. Bush family near Parsons caught fire in the night with unknown origin. The structure contained 11 rooms, five of which were new within the past year, and the loss was estimated at $50,000. No occupants were present when the blaze started.
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Parsons
Mike M. Bush
Slaughter Bros Kustom 34 Furnished by Fred Harris
Private listing notes Slaughter Bros Kustom 34 with furnishings provided by Fred Harris of WZW Inc. Details suggest a sale or showcase subject to terms and vendor indicates furnishings by Harris.
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Fred Harris
WZW Inc
Rat Poisoning at Erie City Dump Begins
Erie rat eradication starts with one poison application today and a second in about three weeks. Charles Ingle, Neosho County Engineer, notes signs posted and odor should deter children and pets. The state Health and Environment department directs the effort as the dump is closed.
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Erie
Erie City
Neosho County
Charles Ingle
Ingle
State Department of Health and Environment
Woodson County seeks Edwards Dam funding in two year plan
The Woodson County Commission filed a two year pre-application for federal aid to build the Edwards Dam on Turkey Creek northwest of Yates Center. The request totals 257,500 dollars with 26,300 dollars to cover right of way and other costs. The 42 foot high dam would serve a 13 square mile drainage area and has approval from the regional planning board and RC&D.
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Yates Center
Woodson County Commission
Turkey Creek
Here
Edwards Dam
IRS Tax Rebates Begin Mailings For Early Filers
Tax rebates of 10 percent of 1975 income tax with caps of 200 dollars apply. Early filers may receive one check covering refund and rebate by June end. Those who filed in March and April should call 800-362-2190 if 10 weeks pass without a refund or delay letter.
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Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Chanute Area
Neosho Memorial Hospital Daily Transcripts
Visiting hours are 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 30 to 8 p.m. Census lists 41 adults and pediatrics plus two babies. Admissions Wednesday include John Ames. today Mrs. Harry Salzwedel and Richard Cornell. Dismissals Wednesday include Sandra Yarbrough. today Mrs. Earl Gehrt. In Chanute Neosho County District Court decisions include several divorces granted and various recoveries, foreclosures, and criminal counts with guilty pleas. Filings cover multiple divorce actions, damages, name change, appeals, and injunctive actions in Chanute.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
John Ames
S. Rutter
Harry Salzwedel
S. Highland
Richard Cornell
S. Steuben
Neosho County
Chanute
Hassan Ashi
Francis Mock
Erma D. McCann
Billy Joe McCann
Emerald Isaacs
Garland Isaacs
State of Kansas
Harold H. Knight
Lynda Sue Bainum
Jerry Jim Bainum
Helen L. Mathew
Wilbur R. Mathew
Carol Ann Huss
Robert W. Huss
Jimmy Lee Jones
Judy Kay Jones
Barbara E. Cloke
Thomas Lynn Cloke
Marvin Thuma
Douglas Frederick
Credit Drift of America No. 2 Inc
Kenneth W Souter
Sharon Souter
Bert Pendola
Martha Sue Pendola
Home Credit Co
Byrne F. Haynes
Lorene Haynes
Home Credit
John C. Cunningham
Thana Cunningham
First National Bank of Chanute
Donald L Hodgeman
Esta Lee Hodgeman
Diana Marie Burk
Ronald Lee Burk
Richard D. Tice
Phoebe A. Tice
Arian Homes, Inc
Diane Parish
W. Scott Parish
Alice J. Compton
Roger Wayne Compton
William J. M. Gutierrez
Teresa Ann Gutierrez
Wanda L. Lopeman
Robert Lopeman
Connie Elaine Tripplett
Constance E. Tripplett
John M. Gorton
James A. Basher
John A Basher
Bruce C. Ward
Katherine E. Ward
Max S. Brown
Byron Hoffman
Catherine Hoffman
William A. Brazil
Ashley Clinic
Partnership
Chester Bowman
Dorothy Bowman
Kathy L. Williams
Robert
Williams
George Michael Kidwell
Bernelle Jones
Eunice M. Hieder
Traveler's Indemnity Co
Coach Wilson
Henshall
Pennington
Marc Hoofnagie
City of Chanute
Frank E. Daniels
Elsie Gibson
Highland
Elsie Lyerla
Crestline
Arthur Gibson
Christian Churc
Rebekah Lodge
Dalice
Kathryn) Rush
Leland
Sun City
Ariz
Jorden Funeral Home
Columbus
Park Cemetery
Gibson-Koch Chapel
Property damage charged in standpipe painting
Police arrested David Ashford, 18, of Lola on criminal damage to property in connection with words painted on the new water storage standpipe at Moonlight Hill. He was released on a $500 bond after the standpipe received several words painted on its surface.
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David Ashford
Lola
Moonlight Hill
Pittsburg Police Chief Ralph Beard Resigns After 33 Years
Pittsburg Kansas police chief Ralph Beard resigns effective July 15 after 33 years on the force and 25 years as chief. He cites health as a reason, having suffered four heart attacks in recent years. No successor named yet.
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Pittsburg
Kan
UPI
Ralph Beard
Beard
Iola Job Service Center Moves to New Location
The Iola Job Service Center transfers operations to 111 S. Washington, expanding from a basement city building office opened last October. Manager Bert Johnson and two staffers Joe Audley and Joy Shanahan keep the center running as demand grows.
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IOLA
S. Washington
Bert Johnson
Joe Audley
Joy Shanahan
Kansas benefits seen from new federal road funds flexibility
Assistant Highway Director John Ivan says Kansas could gain flexibility as new federal law allows shifting highway funds between categories until Sept. 30. He notes about 12 million dollars in projects were blocked by matching rules and cites Kansas’ strong use of 43 million dollars from the $2 billion fund release.
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Topeka
Kan
UPI
John Ivan
Kansas
Ivan
Ford
Chanute Resident Held After Alleged Molestation
A Chanute man in his 40s was taken into custody after allegedly molesting a 4 year old girl. He is being transferred to the state hospital at Osawatomie for treatment or evaluation. A separate incident describes a driverless car rolling from a Dairy Queen lot into a southbound vehicle, causing minor damage to a 1974 Ford driven by Linda S Johnson and a 1961 Rambler owned by Maggie King.
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Chanute
Osawatomie
Dairy Queen
North Santa Fe
Linda S. Johnson
Gas City
Maggie King
N. Garfield
King
Fredonia hires new patrolman Chucky Neuenschwander
Chucky Neuenschwander, 22, of rural Fredonia, joins the Fredonia police force as patrolman. A Fredonia High School graduate, he attended Washburn University for two years and studied at the Topeka College of Ministry for eighteen months. While in school he worked as a state Capitol security officer.
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Fredonia Chucky Neuenschwander
Fredonia
Fredonia High School
Neuenschwander
Washburn University
Topeka College of Ministry
Capitol
Eight Candidates Enter Yates Center Centennial Princess Contest
Eight area high school girls are entered in the Yates Center Centennial Princess contest. The participants are Beth Pringle, Carol Godron, Charlon Walker, Debbie Dixon, Nancy McCormick, Sue Hash, Angela Taylor, and Vanessa Theobald. They will walk downtown each Friday in June wearing centennial dresses, with the winner announced in early July.
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Yates Center
Beth Pringle
Carol Godron
Charlon Walker
Debbie Dixon
Nancy McCormick
Sue Hash
Angela Taylor
Vanessa Theobald
Commission moves to sell old fire barn in Iola
The City Commission voted to sell the old fire barn on West Madison with three local real estate agents to appraise the property and sealed bids to follow. Southeast Kansas Community Action Program uses the building now and will relocate. The rural service truck remains limited to fires within five miles of the station. The rural fire district levy will total about $23 000 this year, $7 000 short of the needed amount for staffing and equipment.
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IOLA
West Madison
Southeast Kansas
Call Tribune Carrier If You Miss Delivery
Instructions for readers to contact the Tribune carrier if a delivery is missed. If carrier is unavailable use the provided phone number 431-1100 during specified hours on weekdays and Saturday morning.
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Tribune
Republicans Are People Too program airs on CBS network
Neosho County Republican chairman Carolyn-Lowe says a Washington telephone call invites reactions to the minute documentary. Lowe will take calls after 1 p.m. Friday from Cha residents about the program observations. Her number is 7285. John Noel of Tioga Hotel left Whittier California to spend two weeks with a son and family.
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CBS
Carolyn — Lowe
Neosho County
Washington
Lowe
Cha
John Noel
Tioga Hotel
F Whittier
Calif
Farm and City Tour Draws 135 Participants
About 135 area residents joined the first annual farm city tour sponsored by the Yates Center Chamber of Commerce and Woodson County Farm Bureau. Three school buses carried riders and a free meal was offered at the county fairgrounds. A similar tour is planned for next spring.
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Yates Center
Ya Center
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