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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1976

Page

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Kansas seeks two year delay on Wolf Creek plant approval

Kansas Assistant Attorney General William Griffin asks the Atomic Safety and Licensing Board to postpone two years the approval of the Wolf Creek nuclear plant near Burlington to gather more data on power needs uranium availability alternative sites and conservation.

Topeka, Kan UPI Wolf Creek William Griffin Atomic Safety and Licensing Board Griffin Kansas City Power & Light Co Kansas Gas & Electric Co Wichita

Parsons man seeks Democrat nomination for 14th District Senate

Michael L. Johnson of Parsons announces candidacy for the Democrat nomination for state senator from Kansas 14th District covering Neosho Labette and Wilson counties. Aged 30, he previously worked in industrial safety roles and plans to join a national insurance firm.

Michael L Mike’’ Johnson Parsons Neosho Labette Wilson Dale Hudson Chanute Johnson St. Patrick’s High School Kansas State College of Pittsburg University of Kansas Kansas Army Ammunition Plant Kansas Department of Labor Industrial Safety Division Senate Kansas Occupational Safety and Health Advisory Board Kansas Safety Council National Insurance Company

Kansas Attorney General calls obscenity law valid

Kansas Attorney General Curt Schneider declares the state’s new obscenity law valid under the U.S. Supreme Court test. The opinion addresses concerns from Hutchinson library director Duane Johnson about equal protection for libraries and confirms the law’s conformity and reasonable classifications for public health morals and welfare.

Topeka, Kan UPI U.S. Supreme Court Curt Schneider Kansas Ernestine Gilliland Schneider Duane Johnson Hutchinson South Central Kansas Library System Johnson

Intercepted Letter Hints at Kansas City Plan

A partial intercepted letter notes suspense around events in Kansas City with a reference to Ron having a chance to head them off. The fragment implies ongoing strategic moves or confrontation efforts.

Kansas City Ron Pass

County highway projects trimmed by funding limits

Neosho County trims four planned blacktopping projects after bids exceed budget. Barker Road and Valley Road retain plans for summer work, while South Plummer is reduced to one mile and Thayer Lake Road is postponed. Commissioners name priorities and consider next year for remaining sections.

John Brooks Neosho County Jim Guffey Guffey Barker Road South Plummer Thayer Lake Valley St. Paul Barker and Valley Bill Richman Beachner Orvall L. Lawrence Chanute James E. Summers Albert Kihm County Health Board Ada Hubble Victor L. Phillips Company Joplin Parsons Parsons Lake

Primaries end with Ford Carter on top

Carter leads the Democrats toward a first ballot nomination after winning Ohio and holding a large delegate lead. Ford holds a slim edge over Reagan in the Republican race with remaining uncommitted delegates and state convention votes to decide by mid July. Ford predicted victory in Kansas City as Carter nears the nomination.

United Press International Jimmy Carter Ford Ronald Reagan California Ohio New Jersey Carter Edmund Brown Jr Brown Hubert Humphrey Morris Udall Arizona Sen Frank Church Idaho Reagan Kansas City

Kansas farm incomes rise 42 percent in 1975 study

Kansas farms posted a 42 percent income increase from 1974 to 1975, averaging 20170 dollars net per farm on 2500 farms. Despite higher revenue, analysts deem 1975 only a fair year for farmer returns, with adequate income estimated above 32000 dollars. Beef finishing led income gains while grain receipts fell.

Kansas Manhattan Kan UPI Kansas State University K-State Farm Management Association K-State Extension Larry Langemeier Langemeier

Area Forecast: Night Thunderstorms Through Thursday

Weather forecast notes nighttime thunderstorms through Thursday. Highs Thursday in the upper 80s to lower 90s. Lows tonight mid to upper 60s. Southerly winds 15 to 25 mph and gusty. Chance of measurable precipitation 20 percent tonight.

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