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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1972
Page
1
President Nixon urged Congress to approve the Moscow arms curbs by Sept 1 to enable broader disarmament talks in October. In an informal briefing at the White House State Dining Room he faced questions from 122 legislators.
Carter Camp Kansas AIM coordinator accuses Sioux in Rapid City disaster area of delayed aid and lack of services. He cites 1200 affected, 15 dead, many unclaimed, and calls for camping gear and sleeping bags. National Guard to airlift clothes and food with AIM support.
Neosho Memorial Hospital posted a May gain of 18 181 39 compared with 4 306 46 in May 1971. Administrator Glen Dormois reported to the Board Tuesday night detailing 7 926 74 operating gain and other revenue sources including 3 975 from the Hospital Auxiliary for equipment, 3 032 92 investment income, 1 996 79 bad debt recoveries, and 1 149 26 cafeteria sales.
Erie Ray Coder of 418 W. 7th filed for re-election to the Neosho County third district commissioner's post at the county clerk's office on Wednesday afternoon. He is seeking a third term subject to the Republican primary in August.
Henry A Kissinger and President Nixon urged Senate and House members to approve a Sept 1 treaty with the Soviet Union limiting defensive strategic arms and a companion executive agreement to curb offensive missiles A October start for talks on broader limits was hoped Nixon stressed the need to fund a larger defense program The pair warned the Soviets would have no incentive to negotiate if the United States stood pat in Erie a jury cleared defendants in a Chanute traffic crash damages suit with Powell seeking 20000 and costs
Mr and Mrs Claude Roberts of San Bernardino California travel with six dogs five Yorkshire terriers and a Shetland sheepdog on a California to Kansas trip. They train for obedience and run dog classes while belonging to the Orange Empire Dog Club and the Shetland Sheep Dog Club of Southern California.
Rain fell inconsistently through the region with Chanute recording .70 inch while nearby towns saw little to none. Farmers welcomed the moisture though no crop damage was reported. Area forecast calls for clearing skies, light northwest winds, a low around 55 to 62, and Friday partly sunny with highs in the low to mid 80s and a 5 percent rain chance.
Washington AP reports a billion dollars in ground currency is being ground instead of burned due to antiburning laws. Treasury officials seek buyers for the green dollar pulp, with Kansas firm David Mud and Chemical paying $10 per ton to use it as drilling mud in boring operations.
The Kansas State Highway Commission hosted a workshop in the Highway Patrol building on the MU Traffic Control Devices manual adopted Jan 1. The new signs use symbols to guide drivers and will be uniform on all roads. Pedestrian crossing signs feature a walking figure. The change aims to reduce accidents and lawsuits from improper markings with a three year overlap in Kansas.
An intercepted communication quotes a letter accusing the government of diverting dirty money to fund Vietnam War actions. The note addresses a person named Cha and reflects liberal concerns about wartime finances.
Fred M. Harris a Republican joined 15 candidates Wednesday in Topeka for party nomination to the Kansas Legislature He seeks re election as state representative from the 5th District The primary in August will decide the fate of five incumbent House candidates and two Senate incumbents among filing totals
Fulton Missouri AP reports Judge Hugh Williamson of Callaway County says he will display a pillory and stock in his courtroom to remind those who appear of severe punishment. He plans no authority to use the devices and cites ancestral rigor against criminals. A separate AP item from Saigon notes Cathay Pacific Flight 880 with 82 aboard crashed in central Vietnam. some bodies found, no survivors, rescue halted at dusk.
Police used tear gas to break up 200 to 300 youths who tried to crash a sold out Rolling Stones show at the Tucson Community Center. Two men were arrested as rioting followed counterfeit ticket issues in San Diego where 60 were arrested and 15 injured.
Sir George Edwards of British Aircraft Corp says Nixon administration hinted it could help fund the British French Concorde after the election. He received quiet encouragement six months ago that the U S government might join as a third partner. An answer is expected following the election, amid earlier U S funding cuts to an American SST prototype.
Investigators continued probing a series of explosions that damaged gas pipeline facilities near Fayetteville and Siloam Springs, disrupting service for Arkansas Western Gas Co. The incidents mark the fifth and sixth attacks since April causing property damage and outages.
The Department of Health, Education and Welfare confirmed a secret thinning of charity care orders at hospitals financed with Hill-Burton funds. The move may reduce free medical assistance to poor patients across thousands of federally funded facilities as hospital administrators and antipoverty lawyers clash over funding and obligations.
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