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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1973
Page
1
Mrs. Carolyn Tarner, who turned 100 on Saturday, credits her longevity to sour kosher dill pickles. She enjoys the tang as a key secret of life and resides in a Wynnewood aged home.
Maurice H. Stans testified at the Watergate hearings that he acted as a political cashier who raised money but did not influence campaign tactics. He said the political managers, not fundraisers, were responsible for tactics and denied knowledge of wiretapping or burglary.
A Chamber of Commerce luncheon at the Six Bulls Restaurant discussed city parking meters. Kenneth Sanborn reported on meter revenue and expenditures with $140,000 in 1965 bonds and $101,000 outstanding. Monthly city payments total $872, including $692 principal and $180 interest. Les Russell urged focus on publicity rather than accounting, noting tickets on Saturdays and shopper versus employee parking. Merchants proposed token programs and less stringent Saturday enforcement.
Partly cloudy and mild with scattered showers or thunderstorms to night. Lows tonight mid to upper 60s. South to southeast winds 10 to 20 mph. Partly cloudy Thursday with scattered showers during afternoon. Highs in the 80s with a 30 percent rain chance tonight and Thursday.
The Neosho County Community Junior College Board voted to adopt a salary schedule setting masters degree teachers at 6900 dollars, averaging a 6.5 percent raise. All NCCJC employees receive 6.5 percent increases. The board also approved bids for offset printing equipment and hired three new teachers plus a librarian. Summer enrollment remains light, and bounce boards were added to the tennis courts ahead of a city tournament.
Neo sho Memorial Hospital trustees vote to ask the county for a one mill operating levy about 43 000 annually to meet equipment demands. They plan a July 10 meeting with medical staff and architects to review improvements and approve interim physician assistant guidelines.
Darrell Holtsclaw a suspected AWOL soldier from Altoona escaped the Chanute city jail Tuesday by prying off a window molding and leaping from the second story Memorial Building. Police held him for military pickup as officers chased him across the grounds.
A brief note suggests the chamber should remain open on Saturdays so it can guide complainants to the correct remedy for their grievances.
George Norris report on a newly fraced oil well near Rollie Hydorn’s land in R 2 details initial output of about 20 barrels a day, with 1 percent oil in 1700 barrels of fluid, and plans to deepen pumping to boost production and oil percentage as sand management steps unfold.
President Nixon will unveil a major new plan in a national broadcast at 7 30 P M CDT to combat the worst inflation surge in over two decades. Sources say embassies were informed and a briefing for congressional leaders was arranged for this afternoon.
US Secretary Kissinger and Le Duc Tho signed an agreement aimed at a true peace in South Vietnam. The accord seeks to strengthen the cease fire and will be followed by a separate ceremony with the United States and North Vietnam. Details were not disclosed.
Convicted Watergate conspirator E Howard Hunt Jr will be held in Arlington County Virginia jail after a fight with a fellow prisoner in the District of Columbia jail. Hunt a new cellmate rifled his papers and took clothes but no injuries were reported.
Bruce R. Watkins, Jackson County circuit court clerk and head of Freedom Inc., said he plans to oppose C. M. Kelley’s FBI director appointment and may testify before the Senate Judiciary Committee hearings. He will discuss with Senator Eagleton how to proceed.
The airline industry plans to spend more than four million dollars on low dose X ray machines to screen carry on baggage and ease the baggage search under FAA rules. Selective Service says many 18 year olds still fail to register though the exact number is not known by director Byron V. Pepitone.
Paris officials announce a 60 mile per hour speed limit on most roads after a winter with record highway carnage. Premier Pierre Messmer cites as many accidents in the first four months of this year as in all of 1972, with superhighways exempted.
An Atomic Energy Commission spokesman said a test hole will be drilled in southeast New Mexico next month to assess storing nuclear waste in salt beds. He noted similar feasibility studies continue in Lyons Kansas.
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