Loch Ness Monster Search Reopens amid To The Public Skepticism
Tribune offers an editorial take on the renewed Nessie hunt backed by the Academy of Applied Science and the New York Times. The piece notes heavy gear and expert effort but warns that verdicts may mirror past inconclusive results. It argues Nessie’s existence remains unproven and public curiosity persists regardless.
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Academy of Applied Science
New York Times
Nessie
Nixon
Agnew
Ford
Reagan
GOP
Udall
Judge orders gag order for Claudine Longet case hearing
A judge grants a gag order in the Claudine Longet manslaughter case, forbidding media attendance and outside discussion, sealing transcripts, and limiting comments to ensure a fair preliminary hearing set for June 10 in Aspen Colorado. The ruling emphasizes secrecy harms justice and upholds a defendant's right to a full public account.
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Claudine Longet
Longet
Andy Williams
Aspen
Colo
Congressman Harkin and aide enter Villa Grimaldi in Chile
U S congressman Tom Harkin and aide Joe Eldridge visited the Villa Grimaldi police complex near Santiago during a Chilean mission. They entered the site after being refused access and observed guards, a wall, and vehicles, while Chilean officials disputed details about torture reports and access.
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Washington
Chile
Villa Grimaldi
Tom Harkin
Diona
Joe Eldridge
Augusto Pinochet
U.S
Harkin
Eldridge
Tres Alamos
Jose Arrieta
Santiago
Flag counts for Zion Cemetery veterans on Memorial Day
A reader asks why only four flags were placed at Zion Cemetery on Highway 39 near the Wilson Neosho line for six Civil War veterans buried there. They seek clarification on why two veterans did not receive flags and whether they should be honored.
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Zion Cemetery
39 Highway
Wilson
Neosho County
Alexander Blair
Co. C
Sunflower Growing Contest Engages Wilson County Students
Wilson County grade schools rally for Kansas Sunflower State pride with 933 participants in a Giant Sunflower Growing Contest at the county fair. Three age classes offer cash prizes and ribbons. students receive giant pumpkin seed as entry gifts, while educator Jack Linn notes promising growth.
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Wilson County
Kansas
Jack Linn
Chanute Daily Cardery Public Notice Rates and Publication Facts
Printer details for the Chanute newspaper include 85th year, issue number 51, publication schedule, postal handling, and rates for subscriptions. It lists office contacts, management, and distribution options for town carriers and mail readers in Chanute and surrounding areas.
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Neosho, Allen, Wilson, and Woodson Co
Far MAR-CO and Farmland discuss merger feasibility in Hutchinson
Directors of FAR MAR-CO and Farmland Industries met in Hutchinson to study a potential merger. Boards adopted resolutions to proceed with detailed studies on an orderly but rapid basis, with no timetable set. The two federated cooperatives cover large regional member bases across Kansas Nebraska Colorado Missouri and 15 Midwestern states.
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Hutchinson
Farmar-Co, Inc
Farmland Industries, Inc
Farmar-Co
Farmland
Kansas City
Walter Peterson
Chappell
Neb
Roy Chelf
Scottsbluff
George Voth
Ernest T. Lindsey
Farmland Industries
Far-Mar-Co
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Missouri
Football suspended as coach recalled to active duty
Twenty five years ago the junior college board of education dropped football for a year after announcing that Coach Stanley Inwood was recalled to active duty with the army. Fifty years ago the Harvey eating house faced inadequate facilities as dining room operations closed and trains were delayed for lunch service.
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The
Board of Education
Stanley Inwood
Army
Harvey Eating House
Liberalism alive in 1976 campaign despite GOP view
Washington report notes ADA meeting where George McGovern Morris Udall and Don Fraser praise liberalism as a force in the election. It outlines a four point liberal platform including foreign policy morality full employment tax reform and national health insurance. Voters show broad appeal for liberal ideas despite contempt for the label.
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Tribune
Washington
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Morris Udall
Americans For Democratic Action
George McGovern
D-S.d
Udall
Don Fraser
Dminn
McGovern
America
Fraser
Investigation into Humboldt man's death continues
Dickinson County sheriff's office awaits investigative and coroner reports in the death of Robert Jones of Humboldt. Jones died from a skull fracture after being found injured May 24 in an Abilene motel room and transported to Stormont-Vail Hospital in Topeka. The Kansas Bureau of Investigation and county officers expect a report next week.
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Dickinson County Sheriff's Office
Robert Jones
Humboldt
Donald Rorabaugh
Dickinson County
Shawnee County
Jones
Stormont-Vail Hospital
Topeka
Abilene
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Mental health center adds psychologist to Parsons office
Humboldt Bruce Nystrom joins Southeast Kansas Mental Health Center as a psychologist assigned to Parsons, increasing staff to two fulltime professionals serving Parsons and Labette County. He will provide outpatient services and community education, reflecting a 31.8 percent rise in Labette cases from 1974 to 1975.
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Humboldt
Bruce Nystrom
Hays
Southeast Kansas
Labette County
Thomas
Nystrom
House
Hays Area Drug Council
Human Resource Council
Wichita State University
Psychological Services Center
Fort Hays State College
High Plains Comprehensive Community Mental Health Center
High Plains Center
Parsons
Fort Scott
Humboldt USD 258 elects parent advisory council members
Six parents were elected to the parent advisory council for the 1976 77 school year in Humboldt. The council serves the school district’s Title I developmental reading program at Humboldt Elementary School. Elected members include Caryl Barnaby Winona English Hazel Fiene Yvonne Tate Mrs Dale Shultz and Mrs Gerald Tharp.
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Humboldt
USD 258
Humboldt Elementary
Caryl Barnaby
Winona English
Hazel Fiene
Yvonne Tate
Dale Shultz
Gerald Tharp
Call Tribune carrier for missed delivery times
Instructions urge readers to contact their Tribune carrier if missed delivery. Dial 431-4100 weekdays 5 30 to 6 p m or by 9 00 a m Saturday for assistance.
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Tribune
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