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Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1976

Page

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Violent storms kill three in Chicago

Tornadoes and severe storms battered Chicago area killing three and injuring 24. A suburban Lemont twister killed two and injured 23, with roofs torn off and cars demolished. Flooding closed the Dan Ryan Expressway as five feet of water trapped motorists and sparked a crime wave on the South Side. Police fear more bodies in debris as power outages affected 30,000 homes.

United Press International Chicago Dan Ryan Lemont Loop Phyllis Anderson Leo Andersons Anderson Iowa Rockies

Farmers debate report benefits in Kansas crop data

In Topeka Kansas farmers split over government crop and livestock reports. Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service statistician M E Johnson notes a three year study found price increases more often after wheat forecasts, while prices also fell in some instances.

Topeka, Kan M. E. Johnson Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service Johnson KCLRS

Tornado watch issued for eastern Kansas and northwest Missouri

The watch covers a broad area from 40 miles north-northwest of St. Joseph to 50 miles southeast of Wichita, extending roughly 70 miles east and west. It warns of tornadoes, severe thunderstorms, large hail and damaging winds from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. today.

Kansas City, Mo UPI Kansas Missouri National St. Joseph Wichita Kan

Tornado Watch Warns of Severe Weather Through Tuesday

Area forecast calls for a tornado watch until 7 p.m. with mostly cloudy skies and scattered showers and thunderstorms. Tonight and Tuesday bring locally heavy rain, possible tornadoes, cooler air, and gusty winds from the northwesterly direction. temperatures rise from the upper 50s to lower 60s tonight to the lower to mid 70s Tuesday.

Democrats propose national health care and income floor

A tentative Democratic platform advocates a comprehensive federally financed national health insurance and an income floor for workers and the unable. It calls for reducing unemployment to 3 percent in four years to fund social programs, with gradual implementation and funding mainly from closing tax loopholes and defense cuts. It also covers draft pardons, school desegregation via busing as a last resort, abortion rights, and oil industry restrictions.

Washington UPI Subcommittee Michael Dukakis Massachusetts Dukakis

Church Withdraws Support to Back Carter for Nomination

Senator Frank Church of Idaho quit the Democratic presidential race and endorsed Jimmy Carter. He released 74 delegates won in Idaho Montana Nebraska and Oregon urging them to back Carter, who held 1 314 of 1 505 delegates before the shift.

Washington UPI Frank Church Idaho Jimmy Carter Church Carter Montana Nebraska Oregon Georgia New South

Bennett predicts tight race but favors Ford in 1976 contest

Kansas Governor Robert Bennett says the GOP presidential race will be tight with Ford having a better chance than Reagan in November. He notes Carter would top both Ford and Reagan in a Kansas ballot per a Central Research Corp poll and urges GOP unity to back the nominee.

Bennett Ford Topeka Kan UPI Robert Bennett Ronald Reagan Jimmy Carter Reagan Kansas Central Research Corp Carter GOP Kansas City California White House

Court Upholds EPA Lead Gasoline Restrictions

The Supreme Court upholds the EPA power to require phased reductions of lead in gasoline from 1976 to 1979 to protect public health. The ruling supports unleaded gasoline requirements for catalytic converter protection and confirms EPA authority amid refiners’ objections.

Washington UPI Supreme Court Environmental Protection Agency U.S. Court of Appeals EPA

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