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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1977
Page
2
An Missouri angler boasted of catches including bass under the 12 inch limit and a bullfrog out of season. Gene McCaslin, off duty regional conservation supervisor, witnessed the scene and issued a $32 court fine. The man defended the tale as conservation but no cow testified.
Arkansas City widow cut a cablevision pole with an ax after a dispute over charges. The company contested the pole location but has now removed the old pole and erected a new one off her property. An employee reportedly forgave the matter, suggesting common sense prevailed.
The IRS audits the income tax returns of President Carter and Vice President Mondale, with Carter saying he did not invite the audit but has no objection. The effort aims to reassure the public that leaders are not exploiting their positions, and suggests expanding audits to Congress and other federal officials.
Pittsburg officials warn residents about a fraudulent SSA representative asking an elderly Fort Scott resident for a $20 fee to boost Social Security checks by 25 percent. A Kansas Water Resources Board summary of a USGS report on fluvial sediment warns of ongoing soil erosion across the Arkansas Basin with topsoil losses up to 600 tons per sq mile per year and geographic variation. Brick production in the nation is projected to rise 10 percent in the year, with brickmakers forecasting about 8 million bricks and total 1975 sales at $357 million.
The piece portrays Castro as directing a hidden intelligence web with a $3.8 million daily Soviet subsidy. It names Julian Torres Rizo and Alina Alayo Amaro as covert operatives in the United States, outlines DGI-KGB ties, and notes Cuban missions across Africa and beyond, plus Carter era U.S. justice department car reductions.
Sen. Arnold Berman of Lawrence refused to claim meals on a New York trip for a sunset laws conference after Senate President Ross Doyen questioned his voucher. Berman reduced meals to 130 dollars then withdrew meal charges citing the dispute. Rep. J. Santford Duncan filed a separate voucher. Doyen urged receipts while noting variance in expense norms.
The notice lists daily publication pricing by mail in the trade area of Neosho and surrounding counties. Rates shown include yearly and short-term options with embedded state tax amounts and per cent figures. It references Kansas tax components and pricing for 12 month, 6 month, 3 month, and 1 month periods.
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