17 Jun 1972
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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1972
Page
1
A blue 1949 MG Midget with a right-hand drive attracts attention in town. Owner Jerry Phillips notes its mileage, history from Hector Good of London, and a shift from an older, economical car for his family use.
A puzzling note discusses swapped perceptions of cars and their images. It says the old new car was once new, while the new old car is the reverse. The paragraph links the new picture to the old car and the old picture to the new.
In St. Joseph Missouri police investigated a burglary at Leonard Miller's home. The thief is not a teetotaler and stole $1188 along with two bottles of beer.
A South Dakota tourism official says visitors avoid flood ravaged western South Dakota threatening Black Hills tourism economy. Mortality totals stand at 210 known dead with 500 still missing as search continues.
The FDA will hold a public hearing and propose a formal ban on diethyl stilbesterol DES used in cattle feed. DES is fed to millions of steers to speed weight gain and has ties to cancer in animals and vaginal cancers in children whose mothers used it during pregnancy. A full ban could raise meat prices by about 3.85 dollars per person annually. Senator Proxmire criticizes the move as too slow.
The adjourned city meeting at 4 p.m. will hear a fifth sewer study by Alligeier Martin & Associates of Joplin. Frank Hoblick Engineering reports on the Chanute gas system. Chief Matlock outlines boating and swimming regulations at Santa Fe Park. State solid waste rules and landfill issues are reviewed. Quotations for a front end loader are discussed. Floyd Heath will update on the church drainage ditch near the United Methodist Church at 2nd and Lincoln.
Fifty thousand airline pilots across 64 nations planned a 24 hour shutdown to protest hijacker threats and press for airport security. Court orders emerged in Manhattan and Washington aiming to halt the strike while United Airlines officials distanced, stating the action would be counterproductive.
Representatives of U S food chains say retail prices may rise again, especially meats, as wholesale costs climb. The Price Commission plans a Wednesday meeting to discuss options including possible controls or rationing, though chains hope current pricing remains.
ERIE Air water and solid waste programs will be discussed Monday night at the See-Kan Resource Conservation and Development meeting in the courthouse in Erie at 8 p m Richard Liebert of Coffeyville president said Friday EPA representatives from Kansas City will provide information on federal programs for local governments to clean air or water pollution or plan for solid waste disposal City officials county solid waste planning committees and See-Kan Regional Planning Commission members have been invited Other business includes Ozarka Long Term Conservation Contract bill review Highway 169 route hearing in Allen and Neosho counties Big Hill Reservoir Army Corps of Engineers hearing and functional committee meetings.
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